Greeny previews some of the action upcoming in the NBA Playoffs before talking about the emotion surrounding this week seeing his son graduate from high school. Sirius XM & MLB Network Host Chris “Mad Dog” Russo joins the show to weigh in on the sticky substances being found in baseball and how he’s waiting to see what comes from it in terms of how MLB will police the issue..

Greeny talks about what we are seeing in baseball with the sticky substances and pitchers. Gerrit Cole spoke with the media about it yesterday and gave a very uncomfortable answer when asked about it, and he wonders what the appropriate level of outrage should be when it comes to this situation. Plus, former NBA Coach & Clippers TV Analyst Mike Fratello joins the show. He talks about Nikola Jokic winning the MVP and how amazing it is to watch his game.

Greeny is joined by ESPN MLB analyst Buster Olney who weighs in on the Yankees' horrid offense and why it's time for Brian Cashman to start making moves. Plus, ESPN NBA analyst Doris Burke joins the show to help Greeny break down the NBA Playoffs and share why she believes the Nets showed what they look like when they are operating on all cylinders, even without James Harden.

Greeny talks about the Nets absolutely dominating the Bucks last night in Game 2. Greeny thinks that the Nets are clearly are going to win the NBA Championship. It’s not a matter of if but how many games at this point.

Chris Carlin talks about the Julio Jones trade and is joined by ESPN NFL Insider Jeff Darlington who talks about the trade and believes it was the most logical choice for him. He also talks about the Aaron Rodgers situation and believes it would be extremely unwise for the Packers to continue to test Rodgers.

Chris Carlin fills in for Mike Greenberg and weighs in on the chances the Nets take Game 2 without James Harden. Plus, ESPN NBA Writer Tim Bontemps joins the show to help Chris talk about the NBA Playoffs. Also, he share his thoughts on the MLB’s crackdown on pitchers using foreign substances.

Greeny ask what would it take to get Damian Lillard to come to the Knicks. Plus, Greeny looks to share his best NBA Players 25-and-Under and why that list should be competing for championships for the next decade plus.

Greeny shares his thoughts on the Lakers losing to the Suns and welcome in 2x NBA Champion & 2021 Basketball Hall of Famer Chris Bosh to talk about what AD needs to do to stay healthy going forward and what would make Damian Lillard want to leave Portland and play somewhere else. Greeny says that if the Nets win the title, it’s a huge problem for the NBA and for basketball fans everywhere because it will make it look like the regular season is meaningless.

Greeny continues to discuss the Knicks’ loss and asks if you would bet on the Nets or the field to win the title. Plus, the show goes live to the podium to hear Coach K speak about his retirement.

Host of DCR on 98.7 ESPN NY Chris Canty joins Greeny right off the bat to react to the Hawks eliminating the Knicks last night in Game 5. Canty says it’s a disappointing way to end the season, but there was no question that the Hawks were just a much better team. Plus, National Champion & ACCN Analyst Carlos Boozer joins the show to talk about how Coach K changed his players’ lives and how a lot of former Duke players consider Coach K a part of their families.

ESPN NBA Insider Adrian Wojnarowski joins Greeny to talk about the breaking news that Danny Ainge is stepping down and Brad Stevens is moving into a full-time role in the front office.  Also, 2x NBA Champion & Basketball Hall of Famer Isiah Thomas and Greeny weigh in on Charles Barkley calling Anthony Davis “street clothes," if teammates look at a guy who is always hurt sideways when he’s not available to play and how Steph Curry has risen into the conversation of best players ever.

Greeny reacts to the news that Danny Ainge is stepping down and Brad Stevens is assuming a full time role in the Celtics front office, while Boston starts its search for a new head coach.  Plus, more breaking news is announces, as the positive test for Medina Spirit has been confirmed and will become the second horse in the history of the Kentucky Derby to be disqualified for a failed test.

Naismith Hall of Fame Class of 2021 Inductee Chris Webber joins Greeny to talk about getting the call that he would be inducted into the Hall of Fame and also the NBA Playoffs including. Trae Young’s personality, if LeBron can carry the Lakers to a Game 5 win, and why he likes the Nets to come out of the East. Plus, Greeny weighs in on Naomi Osaka's withdrawal from the French Open.  

Greeny weighs in on the landscape of the NFL after today, whether it’s the Rams or 49ers or wherever Julio Jones ends up. Producer Nuno isn’t confident that the Lakers can win without AD at this point of LeBron’s career and questions how much pressure is on James in Game 5? Plus, if the Knicks are eliminated on Wednesday, has this been a successful season for them? 

Jason Fitz and Mike Golic Jr. talk about Naomi Osaka being fined $15K for not speaking to the media. Plus, ESPN NBA Writer Andre Snellings joins the guys to recap the NBA Playoff weekend and why everyone wants to get Donovan Mitchell out of Utah.

Jason Fitz and Mike Golic Jr. sit in for Mike Greenberg. They welcome in ESPN Basketball Analyst Monica McNutt to recap the NBA Playoff weekend.

Greeny shares his thoughts on Tiger Woods giving an interview for the first time since his accident before he and Hembo absolutely lose their minds reacting to the crazy play MLB play that involved Javier Baez allowing Wilson Contreas to score. 

Greeny weighs in on fan behavior then previews some of the NBA playoff games coming up this weekend. ESPN NBA analyst Tim Legler joins the show to help him break down those upcoming matchups. Plus, Greeny talks about Aaron Rodgers controlling the narrative and how his actions are implying that the Packers need him more than he needs them.

Greeny plays back some of the Bernard King sound from the first hour and talks about the Knicks/Hawks matchup and why he believes that Derrick Rose is by far the x-factor in the series. Somehow the conversation steers into pet names and if anyone on the staff names pets after their favorite athletes.

Greeny weighs in on the behavior of the fans in Philly and Madison Square Garden and why there needs to be disciplinary action for those fans. Plus, Naismith Hall of Famer Bernard King joins the show to help Greeny break down the NBA Playoffs. Also, rivalry in Golf?

 Bob weighs in on Aaron Rodgers and Julio Jones situations and how they could impact both franchises as we move closer to the start of the 2021-2022 season 

Bob Wischusen fills in for Mike Greenberg and talks about how the Knicks are in an absolute must win scenario tonight in Game 2. Plus, he welcomes in ESPN NBA Insider Brian Windhorst joins the show to help Bob break down the NBA playoffs.

Greeny continues to weigh in on the Aaron Rodgers situation and questions why Green Bay isn't making this their No. 1 priority. Plus, he talks about Julio Jones, where he might end up and why it makes so much sense for him to end up on New England, as they are building something there and they need more weapons for their future QB in Mac Jones.

NBA analyst Greg Anthony joins Greeny to help break down the NBA Playoffs. He talks about the Knicks/Hawks series and how it was extremely impressive to see Trae Young rise to the occasion against New York. Plus, Greeny weighs in on Aaron Rodgers' interview from SportsCenter last night.

ESPN NBA Analyst PJ Carlesimo joins the show to break down the NBA Playoffs. He talks about the potential division between Donovan Mitchell and the Jazz but doesn’t think it will manifest into anything major. Plus, ESPN Packers Reporter Rob Demovsky is reporting that Aaron Rodgers did not show up to voluntary OTA’s, which is not surprising but Greeny thinks it’s still incredibly important to note where this goes.