Fox Sports Radio Weekends

Jonas Knox and Brady Quinn react live to LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers clinching a spot in the NBA Finals and discuss the dominance LeBron has put on display on his way to his 8th straight Finals appearance. What led to the clock hitting midnight for the Celtics? Is this the worst team LeBron has taken to the Finals? The guys have it all. Plus, there are some players holding out in the NFL and the guys tell you whether or not you should be worried about your NFL star not being on the field.

It’s the Odd Couple with Rob Parker and Chris Broussard. Chris and Rob wonder aloud whether or not LeBron’s legacy might be better served if he loses in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Finals as opposed to losing in the NBA Finals, explain why the Warriors’ and LeBron’s playoff struggles this year actually elevate the legend of Michael Jordan, and share their thoughts on the NFL’s new Anthem policy. Plus, appearances by actor/producer Michael Rapaport and 2x NBA champion Craig Hodges

Mark Willard and Jim Jackson explain why all the "legacy" talk surrounding guys like LeBron, KD and Klay during these NBA Playoffs is so dumb, why these roller-coaster Playoffs are great for basketball (with the potential to be absolutely terrible), why the NFL's new Anthem policy was a rush to judgment by the men in charge, why the next 48 hours will be big for Lakers fans, and much more! Plus, appearances by former Cavs GM David Griffin, Sirius XM NFL Radio host Alex Marvez and Lakers radio analyst Mychal Thompson

It's Chris and Caron with Chris Mannix and Caron Butler. Chris and Caron get you ready for tonight’s Game 7 matchup between the Cavs and the Celtics. The guys give out their keys to the game and explain which players they expect to be the X-factor for their team. Plus, the guys recap the Warriors Game 6 victory over the Rockets, and explain why Houston will have a hard time bouncing back in Game 7. And, 2x NBA All-Star Isaiah Thomas stops by to discuss his offseason rehab and share his thoughts on the current NBA Playoffs, and music mogul Master P checks in to explain why he believes he has what it takes to be an NBA head coach.

Dan Beyer and Mike Harmon break down who has the advantages going into two Game7s in the NBA Conference Finals and will injuries derail the Rockets and Cavaliers chances of advancing. Dan and Mike also give a round of applause to the Los Angeles Lakers for bringing in LiAngelo Ball for a tryout, ultimately sending the NBA Draft prospect a message that he’s going to have to show the team he can live up to the hype his father has created. Finally, Dak Prescott says that the Cowboys don’t necessarily need a #1 WR and the guys have a big announcement! Guests Include: Steve Kyler and Olden Polynice

Andy Furman and Brian Noe are breaking down two Game 7s for all the chips in the NBA Conference Finals. The guys discuss who has stepped up so far and who needs to step up to get one step closer to the final prize. Andy and Brian also break down what the new NFL National Anthem policy means for the upcoming season and the crew talks Indy 500 in another edition of Bronx Talk radio. Guests Include: Alex Marvez

Jonas doesn’t understand why everyone hates the Golden State Warriors and argues that we should enjoy what we are watching. He also takes exception to people calling the Warriors are “lucky,” pointing out that everyone gets lucky at some point. Plus, Jonas discusses how big of a home court advantage the Boston Celtics actually have. And former NFL WR David Anderson joins Jonas to break down all the biggest headlines out of the NFL!

RJ and Steve react to the Golden State Warriors blowing out the Houston Rockets in the 2nd half of their Game 6 win. Also, the guys weigh in on Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Finals between the Cavs and Celtics & tell you if it is wise to put your money down on LeBron. And the guys are joined by Brad Powers for a look at the early Vegas lines on Week 1 College Football games.

Arnie and Aaron react to the Golden State Warriors blowing out the Houston Rockets in Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals. The guys give their early thoughts on Game 7 and if the Rockets can win it without Chris Paul. Also, Aaron and Arnie question what is wrong with Kevin Durant after another disappointing performance. And NBA Champion Dahntay Jones joins the guys to talk about being a teammate of LeBron James.

Brian Noe and Ephraim Salaam break down the Cavaliers tying up their Eastern Conference Finals series with the Celtics and react live as the Rockets and Warriors square off in pressure-filled Game 6! The guys debate the NFL’s new national anthem policy and share their thoughts on whether or not the right decision was made.

Mark Willard and Rich Ohrnberger discuss LeBron’s realistic path to a championship this season and why the LeBron/MJ debate is effectively over. The guys say the NBA isn’t as predictable as commonly thought and share their thoughts on how the Rockets can get their mojo back without Chris Paul. They open up about the NFL’s new national anthem policy and debate whether or not the Patriots would prefer Jimmy Garoppolo over Tom Brady.

Steve Hartman and Brady Poppinga explain why the Durant vs. LeBron debate is a lot closer than people think, why the NFL is well-within its rights to institute a National Anthem Protest policy, why the Lakers should do their best to copy the Celtics’ blueprint moving forward, why the State of California is trying to ruin college athletics as we know it, and much more! Plus, Sirius XM NFL Radio host Alex Marvez stops by

It's the Big Lead with Jason McIntyre. Jason explains why he still believes that Kevin Durant is a better player than LeBron James right now (3:00), why the Lakers need to seriously consider trading Lonzo Ball to rid themselves of LaVar (33:20), why people who say the Warriors are lucky to have faced so many injury-depleted teams during their run (57:22), why he remains confident that the Celtics will win Game 7 against the Cavs (1:55:28), and much more! Plus, appearances by ESPN college basketball analyst Fran Fraschilla (21:22) and Boston Globe columnist Dan Shaughnessy (43:50)

Anthony Gargano and Jason Martin (in for Lincoln Kennedy) discuss LeBron James’ magnificent 46 point performance to help save the Cavs season. The guys discuss the greatness of LeBron and how it stacks up with some of the all-time legends in sports. Also the guys discuss what is wrong with Kevin Durant and if he has it in him to show up when the Warriors need him the most. And the guys tell you who will be playing in the NBA Finals next week!

Brian Noe reacts to the sensational performance of LeBron James in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals. Brian says we have been entirely unreasonable criticizing LeBron and we should appreciate what we are watching. Also, Brian tells you the real reason why Steph Curry and Kevin Durant are not facing nearly as much criticism as they should be. Plus, Brian breaks down Saints QB Drew Brees’ controversial comments about the new national anthem policy.