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ESPN NBA Analyst & 2008 NBA World Champion Paul Pierce joins the show to discuss the Celtics having their backs against the wall in the Eastern Conference Finals. Pierce believes it's going to seven games. Jay gives his top five impact players in the NBA right now. Plus, Bart Scott comes back to talk about which teams QB is "the guy,"

The guys start to look ahead to the biggest match ups in Week 3 in the NFL. ESPN Betting Analyst Joe Fortenbaugh joins the show to discuss the lines for this week across all leagues and takes calls to give fans advice on their plays. Plus, SEC Network's Roman Harper joins the show and gives this thoughts on Drew Brees and the college football season.

Jay Williams says a championship this year would be his greatest achievement to date. The Pac-12 is back and the guys go at it about whether or not the self-proclaimed conference of champions will have a team in playoff or not. Plus, Bart Scott stops by to discuss the Jets and Giants and how much longer Gase could have a job in the Big Apple.

The Lakers defeated the Nuggets in Game 4 and now have a commanding 3-1 lead needing just one win to reach their first Finals since 2010. The guys don't think the Nuggets can come back from 3-1 again. Plus, ESPN NFL Senior Reporter Jeremy Fowler joins the show to discuss the potential of Antonio Brown to the Texans and other NFL storylines.

Jay Williams joins the show for the final hour after covering a wild Game 4 in the Eastern Conference Finals. Atlanta Dream Guard Renee Montgomery joins the show to discuss the grand jury's decision for the police officers that killed Breonna Taylor. Montgomery offers up tangible action items to create change. Plus, Paul Pierce can't get up like Jay can.

2008 NBA World Champion Tony Allen joins the show to discuss Tyler Herro's massive night to propel the Heat to a 3-1 lead over the Celtics in the Eastern Conference Finals. Plus, ESPN Senior NFL Insider Adam Schefter joins the show to discuss how Tyrod Taylor's injury happened through a team doctor.

The Heat took a commanding 3-1 lead over the Celtics last night and will look to close out. Keyshawn believes the Celtics are done for the Heat will meet the Lakers in the Finals. Plus, ESPN NFL Analyst Damien Woody joins the show to break down the first two weeks of the NFL season.

The sports world had strong reaction to two of the three officers not being charged in the death of Breonna Taylor and the third receiving wanton endangerment. Key gives his thoughts on the situation and we hear from some of the biggest names in sports reacting. Plus, Buster Olney joins the show to discuss the Dodgers chances to win the World Series and how the MLB reacted to the news from Louisville yesterday.

We get our first KJZ / Get Up trade...as Jay heads over to Get Up and Dan Graziano joins the show to talk about the expectations for Mahomes and what the role of Jalen Hurts is going to be with Carson Wentz & the Eagles struggling so far this season. Author of the book "The Dynasty", Jeff Benedict joins the show to talk about the access he got to Bill Belichick & Robert Kraft and why the owner was the most unsung hero of the Patriots dynasty. Coach Ed Orgeron joins to talk about the plan to replace Joe Burrow and the rest of the talent they lost to the NFL after their national championship season and what to expect from Myles Brennan.

Key isn't worried about the Lakers...YET. Jay tells us why this series is way closer than everyone expected. George Karl joins to talk about how impressed he is by Nicola Jokic & Jamal Murray in the playoffs. Plus, we play...FILL IN THE BLANK!