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Pat Boyle reacts to the latest World Cup results, including Ecuador’s upset win over Germany, while providing USA vs. Türkiye scoreboard updates throughout the segment. Then Brandon Combs joins the show for Hot or Cold, debating whether the WNBA is mishandling Caitlin Clark.

Pat Boyle takes listener calls challenging his confidence in Team USA, including concerns over four players sitting on yellow cards. He responds to the criticism, takes another World Cup phone call, and continues breaking down why he believes the USMNT is built for a strong tournament run.

Pat Boyle previews USA vs. Türkiye and explains why he expects the USMNT to cruise, predicting a dominant performance and a statement win.

Pat Boyle continues his deep dive into the LaMelo Ball blockbuster, explaining why he believes the Timberwolves made a franchise-altering mistake and why Charlotte’s decision to move on could pay major dividends in the years ahead.

Pat Boyle explains why he believes Charlotte came out ahead in the LaMelo Ball blockbuster, arguing the Hornets set themselves up for long-term success while the Timberwolves may have sacrificed too much to make the deal happen.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle take a listener call to discuss the Knicks before diving into a fun baseball history lesson, revisiting the lopsided 85-11 defeat suffered by the Forest Citys on this day in 1868 and its place in the early evolution of professional baseball.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle break down the Buccaneers’ outlook with their latest 3-Point Stance, highlighting key offseason additions and departures, favorite fantasy values, player prop picks featuring Emeka Egbuka and Chris Godwin, and whether Tampa will finish over or under its 8.5-win total.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle welcome Rick Stroud of the Tampa Bay Times to discuss the latest on Baker Mayfield’s contract talks, Bucky Irving’s health, the Buccaneers’ breakout candidates, and whether Tampa has what it takes to reclaim the NFC South in 2026.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle discuss the Phillies’ surge since their managerial change and whether they’ve emerged as a true NL pennant contender. They also debate Byron Buxton’s outstanding season and whether the Twins star deserves serious consideration in the AL MVP race.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle react to the Marlins’ awkward handling of Sandy Alcantara becoming the franchise’s all-time strikeout leader and discuss whether the embarrassing moment could push the ace toward seeking a trade before the deadline.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle break down the Mets’ fifth straight loss, six-error disaster, and disappointing season despite baseball’s highest payroll. They also discuss Dansby Swanson’s huge day and whether the Cubs can keep rolling through their pitching injuries.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle dive into another edition of MLB Let’s Go Streaking, revealing their favorite hit prop picks for tonight’s slate and tracking the standings in the ongoing competition.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle spend most of the segment breaking down the blockbuster trade that sends LaMelo Ball to the Timberwolves, discussing Minnesota’s title chances, how he fits alongside the roster, and whether Charlotte made the right move by cashing in. They also touch on the strange Terrion Arnold arrest story, what it could mean for the Lions’ defense, and the broader lessons about decisio...

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle react to the blockbuster trade sending LaMelo Ball to the Timberwolves and break down what it means for both franchises. They discuss Minnesota's championship outlook after adding a star playmaker, whether Charlotte got enough value in return, and how the deal could reshape the NBA landscape and betting markets heading into the new season.

Pat Boyle shares a story from his trip to Spain, as the National team suffered a result in the World Cup that no one saw coming.

Pat Boyle provides an NBA Draft Update with a handful of picks he really likes including Emmanuel Sharpe to the Kings, JaKobi Gillespie to the Spurs, and the NBA Champion Knicks making their first selection. Plus, what’s going on at the World Cup?

Pat Boyle takes a deep dive into the Los Angeles Lakers offseason, discussing why he likes the draft pick of Cameron Carr, how exactly the team should build around Luka this offseason, was bringing back Austin Reaves a mistake, and what to do with LeBron James.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle take a look at the National League MVP Race, and discuss if Pete Crow-Armstrong is a candidate for the award, following the Cubs recent hot streak.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle discuss the recent injuries around the Chicago Cubs, and what exactly their approach at the trade deadline will be. Plus, Let’s Go Streaking History!

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle play some Start-Sit-Cut when it comes to the top NBA Draft Prospects, including the trio of Michigan first round picks, the trio of Guards who went six, seven, eight, and more! Plus, how would you grade the draft of the Sacramento Kings?

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle continue to grade the drafts of each of the teams that had two selections in the opening round, including the Brooklyn Nets and why they made arguably the worst selection of the entire night.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle discuss the Washington Wizards selection of AJ Dybansta with the number one overall pick, and if this was the correct move over Darryn Peterson or Cam Bozzer. Plus, after paying Trae Young as well, could this team be a surprise playoff sleeper in 2027?

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle grade a handful of teams draft’s from last night, including the Milwaukee Bucks, Oklahoma City Thunder, Memphis Grizzlies, and Chicago Bulls. Plus, our picks for tonight’s edition of Let’s Go Streaking!

Audacy NBA insider Nick Friedell joins the show to talk all things NBA, including thoughts on the Giannis Antetkounmpo trade, are other college coaches going to follow in Dusty May’s footsteps and head to the pros, which Michigan player will have the greatest impact right away, and what stood out to him from the Knicks title run?

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle discuss the Utah Jazz selection of Darryn Peterson, and if taking a risk on the controversial Kansas product will be something they could regret down the line. Plus, are the Jazz contenders to make the playoffs for the first time since 2022 and what would a successful season for the number two overall pick look like?