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Pat Boyle and Kate Constable break down the biggest stories in sports, including the Knicks closing in on an NBA title, the Spurs' chances of a comeback, Team USA's strong World Cup performance against Paraguay, and the White Sox' surprising season. Plus, interviews with ESPN's Michael C. Wright and Knicks legend Chris Childs, reaction to the Brendan Sorsby controversy, Tarik Skubal's return, MLB picks, trivia, listener calls, and more on BetMGM Tonight.

Pat Boyle and Kate Constable put their NBA knowledge to the test in another edition of The List. This time, they try to guess the players with the most career double-doubles in NBA Finals history.

Pat Boyle and Kate Constable are joined by former Knicks guard Chris Childs to discuss New York's stunning Finals comeback, the electric atmosphere at Madison Square Garden, and whether this team can finish the job. Childs also reflects on the bond between former Knicks players, compares this squad to the 1999 team, and weighs in on whether the Spurs still have a chance to extend the series.

Pat Boyle and Kate Constable react to Team USA finding the back of the net against Paraguay at the World Cup before turning the show over to the listeners.

Pat Boyle and Kate Constable are joined by ESPN's Michael C. Wright to break down why the Spurs trail 3-1 in the Finals, Victor Wembanyama's confidence and recent criticism, and whether San Antonio can force the series back to New York. They also discuss the team's mindset, the reported incident outside the hotel in New York, and who could step up in a must-win Game 5.

Pat Boyle and Kate Constable break down Team USA's chances of advancing out of Group D at the World Cup. They discuss the matchup with Paraguay, the biggest obstacles standing in the Americans' way, and whether this squad has what it takes to reach the knockout stage.

Pat Boyle and Kate Constable discuss the surprising rise of the White Sox, who entered the night atop the AL Central for the first time since 2021. Are they the biggest shock in baseball, and can they survive a brutal stretch against elite competition to hold onto first place and win the division?

Pat Boyle and Kate Constable react to the surprising news that Tarik Skubal is set to return to the Tigers' rotation just one month after elbow surgery. They discuss whether Detroit will keep him through the trade deadline, how effective he can be the rest of the season, and if another Cy Young run is still on the table.

Pat Boyle and Kate Constable take listener calls on the Brendan Sorsby controversy and whether Texas Tech handled the situation correctly. They also read texts about Pat's upcoming trip to Spain, including his hopes of making a few Knicks friends along the way.

Pat Boyle and Kate Constable debate Brendan Sorsby's eligibility case, whether he deserves another season, and what the decision could mean for the NCAA and college sports moving forward.

Pat Boyle and Kate Constable react to Texas Tech's roundtable discussion defending its handling of the Brendan Sorsby situation, where school leaders framed the controversy around integrity and mental health. They debate whether the university successfully changed the narrative, if the issue is really about player well-being or gambling concerns, and whether the messaging did more harm than good. They also discuss Sorsby's future and the argument that the 22-year-old deserves the chance to continue pursuing his dream.

Pat Boyle, Kate Constable, Brando, and Monty make their Let's Go Streaking picks for tonight's MLB slate, targeting games that begin after 7 p.m. ET. They break down their favorite hit props, track their current streaks, and try to build another winning ticket while chasing Monty's show-best streak of 14.

Pat Boyle and Kate Constable discuss whether the Knicks and their fans have fueled Victor Wembanyama's competitive fire. After the physical play, crowd reactions, and rising intensity in the Finals, they debate if New York has awakened an even more dominant version of Wemby and what it could mean for the rest of the series and beyond.

Pat Boyle and Kate Constable debate whether the Spurs should hand Dylan Harper the starting point guard role or continue rolling with De'Aaron Fox. They discuss how each player fits alongside Victor Wembanyama, the balance between development and winning, and what the decision could mean for San Antonio's future.

Pat Boyle and Kate Constable break down the New York Knicks' incredible 29-point comeback to take a 3-1 NBA Finals lead over the Spurs and debate whether the series is effectively over. The duo reacts to listener calls, analyzes De'Aaron Fox's late-game mistakes, discusses Victor Wembanyama's physical play and potential suspension concerns, previews Game 5, and updates the Stanley Cup Final. Plus, they play multiple rounds of Hot or Cold, tackle the bold claim that Paul Skenes has already peaked, make MLB Let's Go Streaking picks, build the ultimate NFL team in 20-0, and hear from fans throughout the night.

Pat Boyle and Kate Constable wrap up the show with one final edition of Hot or Cold, debating a bold statement: Has Paul Skenes already peaked? They discuss whether the young ace's best baseball is still ahead of him or if fans have already seen his highest level.

Pat Boyle keeps teasing another round of Hot or Cold, but the show keeps getting sidetracked. After reacting to listener texts, the conversation unexpectedly shifts to Pat's short-lived baseball career, making for one of the more entertaining detours of the show.

Pat Boyle and Kate Constable provide a Stanley Cup Final scoreboard update before taking calls from listeners. Ross checks back in after commiserating with Pat the night before, reacting to the Knicks' unbelievable 29-point comeback, while another caller asks about the Sorsby situation and what it means going forward.

Pat Boyle and Kate Constable take more listener calls as fans debate whether the Spurs are simply too young to finish the job. The conversation centers on whether this Finals experience is a necessary stepping stone and if San Antonio needs to suffer a heartbreaking loss before becoming a championship team.

Pat Boyle and Kate Constable take listener calls to debate whether Game 4 was more about a historic Knicks comeback or an epic Spurs collapse. They also discuss whether San Antonio's coaching staff deserves criticism for how the final minutes unfolded and hear fans' biggest takeaways from the stunning finish.

Pat Boyle and Kate Constable play Hot or Cold, debating whether Knicks fans deserve a title after some over-the-top celebrations in the streets. They also discuss whether the celebrities sitting courtside at Madison Square Garden are genuine lifelong fans or just jumping on the bandwagon during the Finals run.

Pat Boyle and Kate Constable answer a listener's question about Victor Wembanyama's physical style of play and whether he'll need to adjust to avoid another flagrant foul and potential suspension. They also discuss how the Spurs would fare if they were forced to play without their superstar in the NBA Finals.

Pat Boyle and Kate Constable react to today's Stanley Cup Final action. Then, they wrap up their 20-0 challenge by putting the finishing touches on the ultimate NFL roster and seeing if they've built a team capable of a perfect season.

Pat Boyle and Kate Constable break down the wild final seconds of Game 4, including Karl-Anthony Towns' overlooked fingertip deflection, De'Aaron Fox's costly late-game mistake, and whether Stephon Castle had a chance to win it. Plus, they discuss Fox's postgame comments and if Victor Wembanyama needs to play less physically to avoid a suspension.

Pat Boyle and Kate Constable recap Day 1 of the World Cup, breaking down Mexico's matchup with South Africa and the incredible atmosphere in Mexico City.

Pat Boyle and Kate Constable team up for 20-0, a segment where they work together to build the best possible NFL roster with one goal in mind: going undefeated. From franchise quarterbacks to game-changing defenders, every pick matters as they debate what it takes to create a team capable of a perfect 20-0 season.

Pat Boyle and Kate Constable take an early look at NBA Finals Game 5 after the Knicks' stunning comeback put them one win away from a championship. Is the series effectively over, or can San Antonio find a way to force a Game 6?

It's time for Let's Go Streaking! Pat Boyle, Kate Constable, and the crew make their favorite MLB hit picks for tonight's slate as they look to build on last night's +181 winner. With a +341 parlay on the board and Monty's 14-game streak still the benchmark to beat, can tonight's selections keep the momentum rolling? Tune in for all the picks, streak updates, and best bets.

Pat Boyle and Kate Constable open the phone lines and react to listener calls and texts after the Knicks' incredible Game 4 comeback against the Spurs. They dive deeper into the biggest moments from the game, debate who should now be the favorite for NBA Finals MVP, and hear what fans think about New York's commanding 3-1 series lead and San Antonio's chances of a comeback.

Pat Boyle and Kate Constable react to the New York Knicks' stunning 29-point comeback to take a 3-1 NBA Finals lead over the Spurs. Is this the greatest comeback in sports history? Is the series already over? Plus, they break down De'Aaron Fox's costly late-game mistake and whether San Antonio has any path back into the Finals.

Pat Boyle is in awe over the San Antonio Spurs ridiculous three-point shooting in the first half of the NBA Finals, taking a near 30 point lead in the second half.

Pat Boyle accuses Victor Wembanyama of being a dirty player in the midst of the Spurs getting multiple flagrant foul call in their favor, in the beginning of Game #4 of the NBA Finals.

Pat Boyle welcomes in Producer Brandon Combs, as they react in real time to another slow start in the NBA Finals. Plus, would a Finals loss for the Knicks ruin Pat's upcoming trip to Spain?

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle are already sweating just minutes into Game #4 of the NBA Finals, as Karl-Anthony Towns heads to bench with his second foul, leading to a poor start for the Knicks. Plus, an update on Shohei Ohtani, as the NL MVP favorite takes the mound tonight for the Dodgers.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle take the temperature in the room, prior to tonight's crucial Game #4 of the NBA Finals. Plus, a tremendous choice for tonight's halftime show at Madison Square Garden.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyleprovide a preview and break down their bets for tonight's Game #4 of the NBA Finals, discussing how they think the series would be priced if the Spurs find a way to win tonight. Plus, will Pat be able to watch the NBA Finals while he is vacationing in Spain?

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle welcome in Producer Brandon Combs for a game of Fill in the Blank, discussing exactly how many Goals Team USA will score in the tournament, who will be the Knicks leading scorer tonight, and how many games will Brendan Sorsby play in 2026?

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle continue working as a team effort, this time attempting to build a perfect baseball team, following failing to build a 20-0 football team yesterday.

Gabe Ramirez of 104.3 The Score and the Chicago Fire joins the show to talk all things World Cup, including his expectations for Team USA, what exactly does the moment mean for Christian Pulisic, his favorite squads he is expecting a deep run from, his top sleeper, who will become a household name in the tournament, bets for tomorrow's matches, and more!

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle play a game of Let's Go Streaking, picking one player in Major League Baseball to get a hit tonight, attempting to build the longest streak possible over time.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle react to Texas Tech Athletic Director Kirby Hocutt's statement regarding Quarterback Brendan Sorbsy, saying there is no perfect answer. Plus, do we think the Cincinnati transfer will ultimately take the field this season?

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle set the scene for tonight's Game #4 of the NBA Finals between the Knicks and Spurs, including why New York is guaranteed to win according to one member of the show.