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Kornheiser and Torre dive into the surprising retirement of legendary coach Greg Popovich, reflecting on his impactful career. They celebrate the Knicks' impressive playoff exit of the Pistons while critiquing player comments and coaching strategies. The buzz around the Kentucky Derby brings a mix of youthful excitement and nostalgia, with insights on favored horses. Plus, they touch on significant sports milestones and the resilience of teams like the Warriors and Rockets, all wrapped in humor and camaraderie.

Brian Windhorst, ESPN senior NBA writer and host of the Hoop Collective podcast, dives deep into the swirling rumors about Giannis Antetokounmpo's potential trade from the Milwaukee Bucks. He analyzes the implications of such a move and the ripple effects on the NBA landscape. The conversation also touches on the challenges faced by the Lakers as they navigate roster issues and playoff dynamics. With expert insights and a captivating breakdown of current trade speculations, Windy provides a thrilling look into the future of these teams.

Kendrick Perkins, former NBA player and ESPN analyst, joins the discussion on the future of the Milwaukee Bucks after their playoff exit. He shares insights on the challenges faced by Giannis Antetokounmpo and the integration of Dame Lillard into the roster. They explore whether Tyrese Haliburton is the league’s most overrated player and analyze the competitive dynamics of the Knicks' series against the Pistons. Perkins also highlights the necessity for potential coaching changes and roster adjustments to revitalize the Bucks.

Michael Wilbon and Tony Kornheiser dive into the contrasting styles of the Warriors and Rockets, pondering Jimmy Butler's recent move from the Heat. They don't hold back on critiquing the struggling Colorado Rockies and their management woes. P.K. Subban joins the discussion to analyze the NHL playoffs, particularly the intense Oilers vs. Kings series. The hosts also highlight standout goaltenders and share captivating sports insights, making for an entertaining mix of comedy and sports analysis.

NBA analyst Frank Isola joins Michael Wilbon to dissect the Lakers' playoff struggles and J.J. Redick's decision to keep the same lineup for the second half. They explore the fine line between strategy and player performance, delving into the ramifications of injuries and officiating in crucial games. Additionally, the duo discusses the surprising selection of quarterback Shador Sanders in the NFL Draft, touching on biases in player evaluation. They also recap standout moments in the playoffs, including the Warriors' success without Jimmy Butler.

Tony and Michael dive into the Lakers' impressive Game 2 victory, reigniting hope for their playoff journey. They ponder the future of the struggling Grizzlies and Bucks, discussing the implications of early exits. The conversation shifts to the Florida Panthers' quest for the Stanley Cup, raising questions about their chances. Additionally, they analyze key NFL draft prospects, highlighting the shifting importance of running backs. Nostalgic reflections on legendary sports figures also add a touch of history to their lively discussion.

Michael Wilbon and Tony Kornheiser talk if the Knicks should have gotten more calls against the Pistons, why New York need more from KAT, a huge win for Kawhi in Denver and some heavyweight battles in the NHL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Michael Wilbon and Tony Kornheiser dive into the thrilling NBA playoffs, spotlighting the Warriors' and Thunder's standout victories. They debate which LA team is more likely to advance in the playoffs while discussing the impressive performances of stars like Steph Curry and Jimmy Butler. The conversation also touches on Cooper Flagg's potential in the NBA draft and the impact of players' early departures from college basketball. Plus, they touch on intriguing team dynamics and significant milestones in sports.

Michael Wilbon and Tony Kornheiser discuss the NBA Playoffs, NHL Playoffs, and Colorado jersey retirements. Plus, Brian Windhorst joins the show! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Michael Wilbon and Tony Kornheiser discuss the NBA play-in, Ashton Jeanty, and Montreal's return to the NHL playoffs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices