Cavaliers held to season-low 81 points in loss to Knicks

DeMar DeRozan and Shannon talk about how San Antonio Spurs’ assistant coach Becky Hammon will get a shot at becoming a head coach in the NBA and how this could be the NBA’s Jackie Robinson moment.

Shannon Sharpe and DeMar DeRozan speak candidly about athletes opening up about their mental health and Black men showing affection. Shannon says, ‘We have to stop this notion that you’re not a man if you show emotion or become vulnerable.’ DeMar DeRozan dives deeper into his struggle with depression and speaking out on it along with other professional athletes, such as Kevin Love.

The Athletic’s Sam Vecenie joins Mark Titus and Tate Frazier to break down which NBA Draft prospects will actually be on rosters five years from now.

DeMar DeRozan joins Shannon Sharpe to discuss Drake including DeMar’s name in the ‘Lemon Pepper Freestyle.’ DeRozan explains, ‘No matter what, when it comes to Drake, he’ll forever have a friend in me and loyalty out of me. He cared and was there for me when everything was going crazy.’

DeMar DeRozan tells Shannon Sharpe how he learned that the Toronto Raptors were trading him and his emotions surrounding parting ways with the team. DeRozan remembers that he was leaving the movie theater and on his way to get food when he got the call.

DeMar DeRozan joins Shannon Sharpe to discuss what it would be like to sign with the Los Angeles Lakers. DeRozan explains, ‘You’d love to have the opportunity to play at home, especially if they want you, why not? I think it would work [between me, LeBron & AD]. We’re smart basketball players and it’s all about coming together.’

DeMar DeRozan joins Shannon Sharpe to discuss what he’s looking for in free agency as his contract with the San Antonio Spurs is set to expire this year. DeRozan explains why ‘it’s all about winning at this point. I’ve made enough money, but the ultimate goal is to win a championship.’

After clinching the NBA title, Mark Titus and Tate Frazier discuss the future of Milwaukee Bucks head coach Mike Budenholzer and whether they think he should retain the job or be fired.

Five years after Kevin Durant killed the NBA by joining the Warriors, Mark Titus’s NBA fandom has been resurrected by Giannis Antetokounmpo and your world champion Milwaukee Bucks.

Charlotte Wilder and Mark Titus celebrate the milk going bad on public sentiment toward the Phoenix Suns. They dive into how the lovable Suns lost their temporary fans quickly over the course of these NBA Playoffs.

Mark Titus comes to the realization that Phoenix Suns point guard Chris Paul is this generation’s Reggie Miller, and Charlotte Wilder knows that is not a good thing.

Yaron Weitzman reacts to Game 6 of the NBA Finals. Yaron shares his thoughts on where this Milwaukee Bucks team gets their toughness from. ‘It mirrors their leader Giannis Antetokounmpo.’