Kevin opens the show with a quick discussion about Peleton then gets to Redskins’ coach Jay Gruden and what his future in Washington would be if the Skins don’t make the playoffs in 2019. Kevin recapped Toronto’s Game 1 win over Golden State. Chris Miller/NBC Sports Washington came on the show to talk about his 45-min interview with Ted Leonsis. Kevin closed with what happened in local sports 40 years ago tomorrow (June 1st).

Kevin and Thom open the show with Redskins, Nats, and NBA Finals. Tim Legler/ESPN joined the show to preview and pick the Warriors-Raptors series. Scott Van Pelt was a guest talking Lakers, NBA Finals, and Redskins on “Hard Knocks”. Kevin and Thom finished the show with an NBA Finals series pick and Kevin had a Smell Test pick for Game 1.

Kevin opens the show with Nats, Lakers, and why the Redskins’ early-season schedule shouldn’t matter when it comes to starting Dwayne Haskins’ career in DC. He also talks Dan Snyder’s “involvement” timeline as owner. Phil Chenier was a guest on the show to talk NBA Finals and more. Kevin closed with an Ali documentary recommendation.

Kevin and Thom open the show with a Dwayne Haskins discussion. Will he start the opener? Should he start the opener? When is the right time for the Haskins era as a Washington Redskin to begin? They also talked NBA Playoffs, Kevin Durant, and Gilbert Arenas’ recent ramblings. They discussed the Nats, Bill Buckner, Bart Starr, and Donovan McNabb’s claim that he should be in the NFL Hall of Fame.

Kevin opened up the show with more on the 20-year anniversary of Dan Snyder’s ownership of the Redskins. Scott Van Pelt called in and weighed in on the Snyder era too. Kevin and Scott talked Raptors-Bucks Game 5, Brooks Koepka, and Scott had a Stanley Cup pick. Ben Standig/NBC Sports Washington was in-studio with an update on the Wizards’ GM search and possible Bradley Beal trades.

Kevin and Thom open the show with a conversation about Dan Snyder’s 20-years of Redskins’ ownership. They also talked Nats, Kevin Durant, NBA Playoffs, and more.