The Big Suey: A Guy In Japan Eating a Sandwich

The Panthers have a 1-0 lead in the Eastern Conference Finals over the New York Rangers and Roy and David Dwork are here to celebrate and break it down. How were the Panthers able to dominate the Rangers so much in Game 1? Will they see the same kind of success in Game 2 or will the Rangers bounce back in a big way? Then, legendary hockey historian, Stan Fischler, joins the show to go deeper into the Panthers and Rangers series, the NHL Awards, the Dallas Stars and Edmonton Oilers series and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Amin sticks around for Hour 1 as he and his Oddball co-host Charlotte Wilder discuss the All-NBA Awards and the most likely things to happen the rest of this NBA postseason out a list that is...questionable. Then, in a segment of Share & Tell from Pablo Torre Finds Out, Pablo, Elle Duncan, and Katie Nolan take a deep dive into the moan heard around the world from Luka Doncic's press conference. Plus, David Samson discusses his biggest takeaways from Rob Manfred's presser including umpires, jerseys, the Athletics, robot umpires, and Bally Sports on today's Nothing Personal. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dan and the crew kick off the Big Suey by dissecting the Lost-All-Respect-For-You-Off between Draymond Green and Stephen A. Smith before watching a clip of Skip Bayless saying he does not miss his deceased mother. Give it up for people with mommy issues. Then, Amin hijacks the host chair and kicks Dan out so we can get to the real important discussions of the day. The rest of our show includes lying about your Uber driver about your job, Lucy and Amin's friendship, the Year of Lucy, the potential of Roy being on a Panthers championship float, takes on tonight's Mavs-Wolves game, and the reason why J-Lo and AROD were a perfect couple. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's cast: Dan, Amin, Billy, Jessica, JuJu, Lucy, Roy, and Tony. ***NSFW CONTENT WARNING (sort of)*** Dan is in on a Friday because we have some hugely important topics to cover: The Cut's Penis Filler story and a man who said "right in the butt" on Wheel of Fortune. So, you know, just a normal Friday around here. Then, as we discuss the Celtics dominating their way through the postseason after a Game 2 win last night, Amin wants to place an asterisk on their success ahead of any trip to the NBA Finals. Plus, the 1980s are what the 1950s used to be, the feeling of knowing you're doing something for the last time, and JuJu's literal victory lap around the studio for being right about everything all the time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

You won't find a more honest and respected presence in the NBA than TNT's Stan Van Gundy. While the bond between brothers runs deep... the competition between Stan and Jeff Van Gundy runs even deeper. Stan gets into his relationship with his younger brother, what it was like facing off against each other as coaches time and time again, the depth of the love they share as they've gotten older, and what he expects next for Jeff in the NBA. Stan and Dan also talk about how they became friends, seeing greatness in the Miami Heat's Erik Spoelstra early on, and the often toxic criticism that surrounds sports today. Then, Stan opens up with Dan about learning to balance asking for support from family and friends and self-reliance as he processes his grief over the loss of his wife, Kim. It's hard not to love Stan Van Gundy. Watch the 2024 NBA Western Conference Finals between the Dallas Mavericks and Minnesota Timberwolves on TNT. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Billy Corben and Roy walked into the a studio with a broken air conditioner in the hottest month of May in the history of the city of Miami. We talk climate change and how it affects South Florida with Brian McNoldy from the University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric, and Earth Science. Florida governor Ron DeSantis wants chaplains to be employed by public schools in the state. Lucien Greaves from The Satanic Temple joins the show to talk about religious freedom and how no government should dictate wh ich religion is more important. Plus, we spin the Wheel of Despair. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Billy met someone who changed the world and the guys play a new game: More Mikely. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

JuJu kicks things off with Thursday Thunder before his spliff notes, and we also make fun of Jeremy's stumble to end today's live show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Comedy legend "Triumph the Insult Comic Dog" of the new game show "Let's Make a Poop" joins the show as our Trump correspondent, but he also has words for our show, John Tesh, David Zaslav, Mike Ryan, and Post Malone. Then, we discuss Dan potentially being left out of an ESPN documentary while Tony patrols the streets of Miami to find out if anyone knows where the Panthers play. Triumph's "Let's Make A Poop" live game show will be at The Den theatre in Chicago on Monday, June 3rd. And you can watch Triumph's special, "Let's Make A Poop" in San Francisco, with Weird Al Yankovic, Rob Schneider and many others on Triumph's YouTube Channel (@TriumphTheInsultComicDogHQ) or Team Coco's YouTube (@TeamCoco) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stan Van Gundy sticks around to share his thoughts on Harrison Butker's bigoted commencement speech, Rick Carlisle accepting the blame, and the Top 5 inbounders of all-time. Then, is Charles Barkley allowed to change his mind about a series prior to Game 1? Could Draymond's Warriors beat Shaq's Lakers? And the Top 5 Seths! Plus, Rich Ford of The BigAmatuerism Monologues joins the show to discuss reports of the NCAA undergoing a lobbying campaign to reverse recent progress in NIL as well as a possible settlement in lawsuits involving student-athletes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices