We started the show talking basketball with the NBA Finals getting underway. Then Doug Glanville joined us from across the pond to discuss his experience in London for the MLB series and the significance of baseball in different countries. He also talked about the Phillies' success and their dominant pitching rotation before we shifted the conversation to the merger of statistics from the Negro leagues and the importance of recognizing the history and contributions of black players. Glanville emphasized the value of embracing and integrating this history into the current game and he addressed the concerns about merging statistics and highlights the significance of acknowledging the humanity and impact of these players.

We started the show talking about some NBA Basketball as the blowouts int he Conference finals led to a Dallas/Boston matchup. Then we were joined by Mets Radio Broadcaster Pat McCarthy to talk Phillies success, Mets struggles, the London series and his own health recovery.

We started the show talking Phillies baseball as the hottest team in the League and closed the show talking the changing college landscape with NIL. In between, we were joined by author Dan Schlossberg to talk Hank Aaron's the legacy, racism he had to overcome and legend that continues as covered in his new book Home Run King: The Remarkable Record of Hank Aaron.