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Bill opens hour two by chatting about the latest NFL storylines with Super Bowl champion Ryan Harris before diving into Buy or Sell. Bill ends the show by previewing Thunder-Pacers.

In today's Buy or Sell, Bill answers if he would attend Aaron Judge's final game of the season if he was batting .400, if upsets in the postseason are good, if Mike Tomlin has more pressure on him than Dan Campbell, if we will ever see another four-peat in professional sports, if Saquon Barkley will become the latest victim to the "Madden curse," if the Knicks need to make a huge splash this offseason and if the Mets are the team to beat in the NL.

Former 9-year NFL offensive tackle joined Bill to discuss the pressure Dan Campbell is facing in 2025, Mike Tomlin's inability to find a quarterback post-Ben Roethlisberger, why he's very down on Caleb Williams and if the Bengals will be able to return to Super Bowl contender status this season.

Bill opened the show by explaining why Lions head coach Dan Campbell is facing a make-or-break season in 2025. Bill then has Matt in Arkansas make a bet with Hickey, reacts to Stefon Diggs returning to Patriots practice and makes fun of Hickey for a Josh Allen/Caleb Williams take he had last year before ending the hour by explaining why Giannis' trade market will be smaller than most think.

Bill kicked off hour two by discussing the Steelers quarterback struggles with Ty Dunne of GoLongTD.com before diving into Buy or Sell. The show ends with Bill reacting to the rape allegation towards Zion Williamson and why the Bucks have no choice but to trade Giannis this offseason.

In today's Buy or Sell, Bill answers if leaving the bathroom door open at work is acceptable, if Pascal Siakam should have won conference finals MVP, if the Rockies will end up being the worst team we ever see, if Kyle Pitts is a draft bust, if Tom Thibodeau is the right coach for the Knicks, if Bill Belichick will coach at UNC for at least two seasons, if the Chiefs should build a domed stadium and if the Cowboys will pay Micah Parsons before Week 1.

Longtime NFL reporter Ty Dunne joined Bill to discuss why Mike Tomlin has struggled so much in trying to find a franchise quarterback post Ben Roethlisberger, if Aaron Rodgers is worth it, how good Justin Fields can be with the Jets and what to expect from Ben Johnson in Year 1 as Bears head coach.

Bill opened the show by discussing how there is a new revolution coming to the NBA after both the Pacers and Thunder reached the NBA Finals. Bill then gave an Aaron Judge .400 update, reached to Bill Belichick's buyout dropping on Sunday and explaining why Karl-Anthony Towns isn't a winning basketball player before ending the hour by explaining why Aaron Rodgers is the worst.

Bill opened up hour two by breaking down the latest NBA storylines with The Ringer's Howard Beck before diving into Buy or Sell. The show ends with Bill announcing the winner of this week's, "Bum of the Week."

Bill reveals the finalists for this week's, "Bum of the Week" and announces the winner.

In today's Buy or Sell, Bill answers if Knicks/Pacers will go to a Game 7, if Justin Fields will take the Jets to the playoffs, if rematches in sports excite him, if Gregg Doyel crossed the line with his interaction with Pascal Siakam, if Vikings GM Kwesi Adofo-Mensah has earned a contract extension and if naming a child after a sports figure is justified.

Howard Beck joined Bill to discuss if there is still heat on Tom Thibodeau's seat, if the Pacers just laid an egg in Game 5 or if the Knicks unlocked something in this series, how team building has changed and the two play a quick game of, "What The Beck?"

Bill opened the show by highlighting why he's not concerned with the Pacers after their blowout loss to the Knicks in Game 5. Bill then explains why the SEC is acting like a bully to the rest of college football before ending the hour by explaining why Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheiemer is over his skis.

Bill kicked off hour two by breaking down the latest MLB storylines with former MLB outfielder Toy Gwynn Jr. before diving into Buy or Sell. The show ends with an Aaron Judge .400 tracker and Bill reacting to Marlins 2B Ronny Simon's heartbreaking game on Tuesday night.

In today's Buy or Sell, Bill answers if Stefon Diggs should be suspended, if the Thunder are best positioned to win multiple championships in the next five years, if Brian Kelly's scheduling idea would be good for college football, the best College Football Playoff format, if the WNBA or Fever are more impacted by Caitlin Clark's absence and if the Wolves will make next year's Western Conference Finals.

Former MLB outfielder Tony Gwynn Jr. joined Bill to discuss how Marlins second baseman Ronny Simon can overcome his emotional moment on Tuesday night, how the Dodgers should bring Shohei Ohtani back to the mound, which team in the NL West has the best chance of knocking off LAD and if the Yankees or Tigers are the team to beat in the AL.

In this week's "Would You Rather?" Bill debates between being publicly shamed or buying overpriced movie theatre candy, if he rather Aaron Judge hit .400 or win the World Series, if he would rather eat Skippy or jif peanut butter and whether the Stanley Cup or Lombardi Trophy is the more prestigious trophy.

Bill opened the show by discussing what the Oklahoma City Thunder proved in their demolition of the Minnesota Timberwolves to make their first NBA Finals since 2012. Bill then reacted to Caleb Williams' explanation for wanting to avoid the Bears during the draft process and Stefon Diggs partying on a boat with Cardi B instead of attending OTA's. The hour ends with, "Would You Rather?"

Bill kicks off hour two by chatting with 2x Super Bowl champion Bryant McFadden about the Steelers pursuit of Aaron Rodgers before diving into Buy or Sell. The show ends with Bill giving a quick movie review of "Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning."

In today's Buy or Sell, Bill answers if the Pacers are an elite team, if the NBA should be worried about a Thunder/Pacers NBA Finals, if playing in the preseason would help the Bengals get off to better starts, if a 16-team, no automatic qualifier College Football Playoff format is the best, if the Bills can rely on Joey Bosa, if Aaron Judge will hit above .400 again this season and if the Thunder beat the Wolves in Game 5.

2x Super Bowl champion and former Steelers defensive back Bryant McFadden joined Bill to discuss if he agrees with Terry Bradshaw that the Steelers are making a mistake in pursuing Aaron Rodgers, how good Pittsburgh can be with Mason Rudolph, if there's any interest in trading for Kirk Cousins and if college football is trending in the right direction.

In this week's Start/Bench/Cut, Bill ranks the best NBA Finals matchup, the best College Football Playoff format, the NBA players he most wants to see in person and the hardest league to go undefeated in.

Bill opened the show crediting Tyrese Haliburton for his incredible game and explained why this shouldn't come as a shock to anyone. Bill then gives an update on Aaron Judge's pursuit of hitting .400, Terry Bradshaw crushing the Steelers for their pursuit of Aaron Rodgers and an eye-opening study about how the transfer portal impacts a player's ability to get drafted into the NFL. The hour ends with, "Start/Bench/Cut."

Bill opened hour two by breaking down the Eastern and Western Conference Finals with NBCSports.com lead NBA writer Kurt Helin before diving into Buy or Sell. The show ends with Bill explaining why Kirk Cousins would be a better option at quarterback for the Steelers than Aaron Rodgers.

In today's Buy or Sell, Bill answers if Caitlin Clark's injury impacts her MVP push, if allowing John Haliburton back into the arena is a smart move, if the Thunder's defense is the biggest reason for Anthony Edwards' struggles, if Shohei Ohtani will pitch again this season, if the Pacers will win Game 4, if he has ever forgotten a racquet and if Kirk Cousins is the better QB option than Aaron Rodgers for the Steelers.

NBASports.com lead NBA reporter joined Bill to discuss why Anthony Edwards has struggled shooting the ball, how much credit the Thunder deserve for their defensive efforts, if either the Pacers or Knicks could beat Oklahoma City and if Tyrese Haliburton should be considered a championship player.

Bill opened the show by discussing why he believes Anthony Edwards isn't good enough right now to take the Timberwolves to the NBA Finals. Bill then gave an update on the Aaron Judge .400 tracker, Shohei Ohtani's return to the mound and the impact of Caitlin Clark's injury before ending the hour by explaining why SEC commissioner Greg Sankey is full of it.

Lynnell Willingham, filling in for Bill Reiter, has Kris Pursiainen give him trends in both the NBA and NHL Conference Finals. Will he BUY or SELL!?

In for Bill Reiter, Lynnell Willingham has Law Murray of The Athletic join him to talk about the NBA Conference Finals and takes part in Bill's Monday tradition of choosing whether to buy or sell certain trends across the sports world.

Lynnell Willingham is in for Bill Reiter and spoke about the New York Knicks and Minnesota Timberwolves' Game 3 wins that ensured that the Conference Finals on both sides of the country would go at least five games.

Bill kicks off hour two by previewing Knicks-Pacers and breaking down the MVP award voting with The Athletic's Joe Vardon before diving into Buy or Sell. The show ends with Bill revealing who the "Bum of the Week" is this week.

In this week's Bum of the Week, Bill reveals the finalists, including explaining why he's a finalist, and reveals the winner.

In today's Buy or Sell, Bill answers if the runaway MVP voting was correct, if the Thunder are closing in on becoming a top 10 team of all-time, if the Eagles are a top 5 team in NFL history, if trading Paul Skenes is in the best interest for the Pirates, if the Rockies are a black eye for baseball, if the beach is the best Memorial Day Weekend activity and if a cheeseburger if is the best barbeque option.

The Athletic's NBA reporter Joe Vardon joined Bill to discuss if there will be any carry over from Game 1 of the Knicks-Pacers series, what makes Tyrese Haliburton so good, if the Thunder would prefer to play the Knicks or Pacers in the NBA Finals and who he voted for to win the MVP.

Bill opened the show by reacting to the Thunder's impressive Game 2 victory and credited OKC for peaking at the right time. Bill then reacts to the College Football Playoff changing their seeding format for 2025 before getting into Angel Reese's struggles shooting the basketball. The hour ends with Bill defending Bill Belichick and the coverage around his relationship with Jordon Hudson.

Andrew kicked off hour two by discussing "tush push" and NFL players in the Olympics with Pro Football Talk writer Myles Simmons before diving into Buy or Sell. The hour ends with Andrew reacting to a report that Bill Belichick has changed the name of his boat, which could signal that he is engaged to Jordon Hudson.

In today's Buy or Sell, Andrew answers if the College Football Playoff changing their seeding model is the right move, if a Cinderella playoff run wipes away an awful majority of the season, if there's excitement for NBC potentially broadcasting MLB games, if the Knicks choke last night was the worst he's seen, if Tyrese Haliburton's dad should be allowed to attend Games 3 & 4 and if either the Knicks or Oilers will win their respective series.

Pro Football Talk's Myles Simmons joined Andrew to discuss how close the "tush push" was to getting banned, Jim Irsay's impact on the NFL and players participating in flag football in the Olympics in 2028.

in this week's edition of "Would You Rather," Andrew discusses if he would rather his team lose a heartbreaker or get blown out, if he would rather be a highly paid player on a bad team or a solidly paid player on a great team, if you rather keep the "tush push" with everyone complaining or get rid of it so the conversation goes away, if he's more excited for "Hard Knocks" training camp or in-season edition and if would rather go to a baseball game or a body of water.

With Andrew Bogusch filling in for Bill, Andrew opened the show by reacting to the insane comeback by the Pacers as they beat the Knicks 138-135 in overtime to take a 1-0 series lead in the Eastern Conference Finals. Andrew then applauds the Eagles social media team for their celebration of the "tush push" remaining before reacting to Mack Brown's criticism of North Carolina. The hour ends with, "Would You Rather?"

Bill kicked off hour two by breaking down Thunder-Timberwolves Game 1 with NBA on TNT's Jared Greenberg before diving into Buy or Sell. Bill ends the show by reacting to the breaking news that the "Tush Push" ban proposal getting rejected.

In today's Buy or Sell, Bill answers if he has a problem with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's foul hunting, if Michael Malone took intentional shots at the Nuggets, if the Eagles should be wary of the Cowboys, if Caitlin Clark will go down as the greatest WNBA player ever, if USC is right in wanting to cancel their rivalry game with Notre Dame, if Giannis should want to go to the Nets, if Bengals ownership will prevent Joe Burrow from winning a Super Bowl and if Ashton Jeanty overpaid to get his No. 2.