HOUR#1-  The New York KnickerBockers have fired head coach Tom Thibodeaux after the best season in 25 years for the franchise.  We discuss what this means, and how this affects the coaching landscape of the NBA.  Who is poised enough to take over that job?  And more on the Knicks, as they get eliminated in the eastern conference finals.  What is next for the star studded duo of KAT and Brunson?

- The Indiana Pacers are massive underdogs against the OKC Thunder in the 2025 NBA finals.  We think this may be a mistake.  We talk about what makes the Pacers so great, Pascal Siakam's illustrious career, and Rick Carlile's championship tendencies.

HOUR#2- John Rein (VZP Digital) joins the program to discuss the Stanley Cup.  Edmonton is a short favorite against the defending champion Florida Panthers, who will be the X-factor?  We also discuss what happened in the western conference finals, and pitfalls of the Dallas Stars.  Could head coach Peter Deboer be on his way out?  JR gives us the official trade deadline grades from around the league, now that the season is over.

-The Denver Broncos have 16 million dollars in cap space remaining, we discuss what they should spend it on.  We break down the RB and WR room, and talk about some of the early headlines coming out of Dove Valley.  Is RJ Harvey going to pan out? Did Travis Kelce really lose 20 pounds? The AFC West looks to be a shootout.

-And the Colorado Rockies have officially won two games in a row, as they look to avoid being the worst team of all time.   An action-packed Tuesday edition of the LowDown.

HOUR#1- Forqer is back in the studio for this thursday edition of the show.  The Oklahoma City Thunder are officially headed to the NBA finals, but as always the better story is in the losing locker room.  How should the Timberwolves approach the offseason?  Does a player like Naz Reid deserve 100 million dollars?  What does the future look like for Anthony Edwards?

-The Knicks and Pacers face off in game number 5 as Indiana looks to claim a finals berth for themselves.  We talk about the New York Knicks, and what the outlook for them looks like moving forward.  We discuss Jalen Brunson's team friendly deal, and what that means for the Knicks this summer.  Are they going to add another superstar? Could Giannis be headed to the Big Apple?

HOUR #2- The door has seemingly closed on a potential reunion between the Denver Broncos and Von Miller.  We give our take on this and discuss the Broncos as a team.  Are there still questions surrounding the Denver offensive line?

-New Patriots receiver Stefon Diggs gets himself into some trouble, we talk about the receiver market, and break down what the future looks like on a group of sophomore talent including Malik Nabers, MHJ, and Rome Odunze.  What is the overall expectation for the Chicago Bears.

-The Cincinnati Bengals tumultuous outlook continues, as first round pick Shemar Stewart continues to hold out of his rookie deal.  He remains the only first rounder unsigned.  The questions around Trey Hendrickson continue as well, Do the Bengals take a step back, or is the offense good enough to boost them past the drama?

HOUR#1- Jeff Forqer is back and better than ever.  My usual counterpart is in the studio to discuss the NFL and the NBA.  The leading story for the day is Redskins wide receiver Terry Mclaurin requesting a trade from the team.  We compare that situation to the one in Denver, where Courtland Sutton was signed to a very team friendly deal.  We discuss the potential new addition of Michael Jordan in the broadcast booth, and Forqer delves into the Chicago Bears once more, with some head scratching headlines coming out of training camp.

HOUR#2-  John Rein (VZP Digital) joins the program to update us on the NFL hall of fame game! We go in-depth into the Lions season, and discuss what is going to happen after losing both coordinators and their starting center.  Are we still in on Goff? Are we still bought into Dan Campbell?  We fill you in on the NFC north.   Forqer and I wrap up the show with some nuggets discussion, Westbrook is still unsigned, and the future of Christian Braun.