Kevin and Thom today with full menu of eclectic excellence. Mad Men, Game 2 of the NBA Finals, and first names that are also months opened the show. Plenty on the Commanders’ mini-camp wrapping up which included a lot of social media hysteria over Deebo Samuels’ physique. The boys finished up with food, Juan Soto, and Brian Wilson.

Kevin opened with reaction to a few things Marshon Lattimore said after mini-camp practice today. Kevin talked NBA Finals Game 2 as well. Spotrac Founder Michael Ginetti joined Kevin to talk about what a Terry McLaurin contract might look like and a lot more including a look-ahead to a Jayden Daniels deal in 2027. Jesse Dougherty/Washington Post jumped on to talk about the approval to move college sports to an official “pay-for-play/salary cap” era.

Kevin and Thom opened with Commanders’ mandatory mini-camp and Terry McLaurin’s expected no-show. The boys discussed the Baltimore Sun story on the messy exits of Kevin Willard and Damon Evans from Maryland back in March. They finished up with the “Catch of the Year” and a few television suggestions including “Your Friends & Neighbors” starring Jon Hamm.

Kevin opened the show with a response to an email wondering if Washington can afford a big new contract for Terry McLaurin. Kevin also discussed the Packers releasing CB Jaire Alexander. Salary Cap Expert & NFL agent J.I. Halsell joined Kevin to talk about what a McLaurin contract might look like. Plenty of other NFL discussion with J.I. as well. Kevin finished with TJ Oshie’s retirement, NBA Finals Game 2, and the French Open.

Kevin opened answering an email about QBs in the past he wanted to trade for. Washington starting center Tyler Biadasz jumped on to talk about the team and some of the new offensive line pieces. Eddie C previewed and picked the Belmont Stakes.

Kevin opened with last night’s strange stunner in Game 1 of the NBA Finals. He had more on Terry McLaurin as well. ESPN’s John Keim jumped on to share his thoughts on the Terry situation along with plenty from OTA days. ESPN’s Tim Legler joined Kevin from Oklahoma City with his insight on an insane Game 1 between the Thunder and Pacers.