Game Over with Max Kellerman and Rich Paul

After talking about their ’90s music tastes to start, Max and Rich react to another CFP classic between Miami and Ole Miss (12:50) and look ahead to Oregon-Indiana, featuring a showdown of what could be the top two QBs in the upcoming NFL draft. After a brief discussion about what happened with Demond Williams Jr., the QB at the University of Washington, it’s time to talk through the Trae Young trade (34:24): Were they surprised by any of the details? What does it mean for Trae’s future? And what could it mean for Anthony Davis? If only we had AD’s agent on the show! Last but certainly not least, a super wild-card weekend preview (56:12) with picks from both our guys heading into an awesome weekend of football.

Game Over begins its Netflix era! After an ode to 'Sesame Street' off the top, Max and Rich start off with what they thought the big difference was between the 49ers and Eagles in San Francisco's win (5:32). Then, who really gets the blame and who really deserves the credit in the Bears' wild win over the Packers (11:03)? As the playoffs progress, Max wants you to stop and think about what it would mean for each of the remaining QBs if they were to win the Super Bowl (24:48). Next, the pair goes around the NBA (36:30) as they discuss Anthony Davis’s injury and what it means for the Mavericks, an interesting name that the Lakers might want to think about in trade talks, and the mentality of current players vs. those in the past. They close with a look at tonight’s final wild-card game, but not without a brief detour on fashion!

Congratulations are in order for Rich, find out why right at the start of the show (0:05)! Then, the guys discuss the news that Mike Tomlin will not coach the Steelers next year (7:14), as well as the Texans' chances the rest of the way after their performance Monday night. Then, it’s what everyone came to hear: Max and Rich react to the reaction that their hypothetical Austin Reaves trade made on the sports news cycle (23:25). How did LeBron take the comments? What did Rich and Austin’s agent talk about? And what did Max say today that might cause another stir? They close the show with a wide-ranging discussion about the NBA All-Star Game (52:35), Ravens team owner Steve Bisciotti’s comments, and their respective font sizes for each of their notes!

After a special breakfast delivery, Max starts the show ecstatic about the Giants getting John Harbaugh (9:18)! After he’s done being a fan, it’s time to preview all the matchups this NFL weekend (14:29), including the CFP National Championship on Monday. Next, we turn to Rich’s alter ego, “Podcast Paul,” to find out what’s going on with Jonathan Kuminga (34:21); Max also wants to know what it’s going to take for an American wing to be the best player in the NBA. Lastly, does signing Kyle Tucker mean the Dodgers are ruining baseball (1:08:02)? Spoiler alert: NO! The guys discuss all that, plus some predictions for the weekend, and a whole lot more.

After a tribute to MLK to start the show, Max unveils his theory about Goodest vs. Greatest (4:28) and how it pertains to Josh Allen, Matthew Stafford, Caleb Williams, and even Muhammad Ali! After a full football review, the guys talk about the state of the Knicks and Lakers (25:10), as well as a breakdown of how the point guard position has evolved in the modern NBA. In closing (51:42), some quick thoughts on the CFP title game, some rules Rich might change, a rule Max DEFINITELY wants to change, and the guys' favorite Chinese food!

After a quick travel talk, Rich wants to start today with the “Truth About the Youth” (6:17), and discuss what’s going on with youth sports in America. Max wants to know whether this relates at all to the Jonathan Kuminga situation, especially in light of GM Mike Dunleavy’s latest comments. Next, how do the guys feel about MLB possibly implementing a salary cap in baseball (32:13), and why is Max’s reaction to the College Football Playoff like his “fourth favorite song” (44:23)? All that plus what’s happening with the QB at Duke, this latest story about the Buss family (53:19), and a whole lot more!

The show starts with Max and Rich not together for the first time! Where are they?? The guys give more of their thoughts on this week’s story about the Buss family (5:19), after a few days to really digest it. Rich also found himself in the news this week concerning Anthony Davis, but he tells you why you shouldn’t listen to all that (16:59). Then, they gotta move on cause it’s conference championship weekend (31:08)! Max antagonizes Pats fans, while also setting the stage for what could be a classic between the Rams and Seahawks. Rich’s big topic today (44:00) is what it takes to be the “Face of the League.” The show closes out with some picks for the weekend, Max’s excitement for boxing’s future, and a whole lot more.

After a tribute to Derrick Rose in the open, the fellas react to the AFC and NFC championship games (8:11): Sam Darnold finally did it, Drake Maye came up clutch, and Sean Payton made his big decision. Next, Rich talks Media Mayhem (22:35): Truth vs. Trolling in the current state of sports media. Then, he gets out of the way for Max’s big topic of the day, which is his experience over the weekend at the inaugural Zuffa Boxing event, as well as sitting cageside at UFC 324 (36:55). Finally, the guys take on the problem with players voting in the All-Star Game, more Wemby talk, and Dabo Swinney had a BAR!

After a brief appreciation for the freshmen of college basketball, the guys dive straight into the latest news around Giannis Antetokounmpo (7:43), as well as the NFL coaching carousel (24:06), which involves both of their favorite teams! Speaking of coaches, today’s edition of Five-Minute Max (33:20) has to do with yesterday’s Bill Belichick news, but maybe not how you think. Plus, after what transpired at Clemson, Rich wants to talk the state of the agent business (45:01), including why 'Jerry Maguire' actually hurt that business! Be sure to stick around for the fellas' favorite Eddie Murphy moments and a whole lot more!

The Game Over guys are separated by 3000 miles today, but that didn’t stop them from talking about LeBron’s return to Cleveland (8:11), sparking a trip down memory lane as well as a look toward what lies ahead. Today’s Five Minute Max (40:34) asks and answers the question: Is the NFL a coach or QB League? After that, it’s another master class from Rich, this time on the signature shoe business (51:05). The fellas wrap up with some quick thoughts on the Browns QB-coach relationship, Jaylon Tyson’s postgame interruption, and a whole lot more!

After a busy weekend, the guys get together on Monday for an even busier week ahead to discuss their first thoughts on Super Bowl LX (6:34) and the NBA trade deadline (11:52). Max breaks down who might need what, while Rich goes down the memory lane of acquisitions that made a difference. Next, a topic so hot that Rich needed to take his jacket off (28:26): The recent stories of players who’ve played in the NBA and are looking to go back to college. Max has a rant on it, while Rich is torn. Plus, the guys discuss what it would mean for the business of basketball to have a bona fide American star at the top of the league, as well the All-Star rosters (49:56): Who was snubbed, who should have been left off, and what do they think of the new format?

The NBA trade deadline buzz has escalated quickly since Monday’s show! Max and Rich are here to discuss the latest moves, starting with James Harden heading to Cleveland while Darius Garland heads west to the Clippers (4:55). Why does Max think the Clippers pulled off a heist in broad daylight? Or do both players win in this deal? Rich breaks down what happens behind the scenes leading up to the deadline and when the talks first started. Then, the fellas go around the association, starting with the Cavaliers’ outlook for the rest of the season and beyond, before touching on the Celtics and the Bulls (23:00). Does the NBA hurt when big markets like Chicago are down? Finally, we preview Super Bowl LX. While the lead-up may not have star power, is it a game where a star will be born (41:34)? All this, plus why Pro Football Hall of Fame voters should stop using their ballots to file complaints. And can Max be trusted with any of Rich’s basketball information before Thursday afternoon?

Rich is relieved now that the NBA trade deadline has passed, and Max is alongside him to break down which teams were the most aggressive about improving now and for the future (4:53). Also, are the NBA’s soft cap and the NFL’s hard cap actually reversed, and does the NBA need to borrow some of the NFL’s salary flexibility structure? Then, can an injury lead to a dynasty like Steph Curry’s Warriors, and can a team’s drafting continue or end those dynasties (17:28)? Georgetown’s Ed Cooley lamented that kids don't know how to fail today, and Rich explains why this aligns with why he believes youth sports are broken (26:51). Max wonders whether the younger generation has become softer or whether things have just become better for them. Then, it’s on to the big game (35:04)! Max and Rich give their picks for Super Bowl LX, predict who’ll be the star coming out of the game, and talk about why turnovers are the key for the Patriots.

After a brief discussion of their weekend hobbies, the guys dive into the headlines from Super Bowl LX (9:06): Kenneth Walker won the MVP and the Seahawks had an unsung hero on the sidelines, but was there really a star-making performance? The fellas also go through some other takeaways from yesterday, including Sam Darnold’s status and Bad Bunny’s performance (19:58). Then, a discussion about Drake Maye unexpectedly pivots to a heated debate about Kevin Durant’s decision to join the Warriors in 2016 (39:37). Get your popcorn for this one!

The show begins with today’s hottest NBA topic, tanking (4:58). However, Max and Rich's thoughts on the matter and how big of an issue it is may surprise you. There’s a recent quote from Pat Riley going around (36:24) that has the guys thinking about where the league is heading, some of its development issues, and competition in general. Finally, today’s Five-Minute Max (43:47) made Rich take some notes on science vs. religion, disproving a hypothesis, and the two recent Super Bowl QBs.

After discussing Rich’s busy day ahead of All-Star Weekend, the guys get into some NBA incentives (7:44): first, a possible fix to the draft that would help with tanking. Rich has a great idea, but Max wants to remind everyone that perfect is the enemy of good—we just need some improvement. Next, Max pitches an incentive-driven fix for the All-Star Game (30:35). Rich agrees; however, he still wants to look at the bigger picture and make sure that everyone is thinking about the future. Finally, the fellas touch on James Harden’s recent comment on loyalty (49:13), Evan Turner’s comment about fitting in, and rotary phones!

This year’s NBA All-Star Game was a win (5:05). Why? Was it the format or the players' attitudes? Max still thinks a tweak could make it even better. The dunk contest, on the other hand (19:10), didn’t go as well, but Rich still had some great stories from the weekend. Today’s edition of Five Minute Max (31:08) touches on baseball’s upcoming labor war and what the issues are. Lastly, the fellas talk about this bizarre Kevin Durant story, NBA role players, and their overall excitement for the stretch run of the regular season (40:43).

The guys begin with a conversation about hoarding that turns into a deeper conversation about life! Then, a dead spot in the sports calendar has led to more chatter about “you know who” (9:16), which leads the fellas to continue the ongoing “face of the league” discussion. That conversation stumbles into who the BEST player in the league is (26:10), and Rich’s answer may surprise you! Today’s Five Minute Max continues the tanking discourse, building on Mark Cuban’s contrarian take. And finally, the debut of Get Rich Quick (52:27), where we get a wealth of college basketball knowledge, including who to watch for heading into the tournament, the state of the blue bloods, and Mick Cronin’s outburst last night.

If you’re just a listener to this show, Rich’s outfit today has to be seen to be believed. The guys start with the Pistons' impressive win in the Garden (8:29): Are they the team to beat in the East? If not them, who? And inspired by Cade Cunningham’s performance, and Zach Lowe’s first pass at All-NBA teams, Max and Rich run through who would be on their ballots (29:31). Then, today’s Five-Minute Max (39:40) starts with Obama and aliens and gets to New York and James Dolan, all while leaving Rich speechless! Later, story time from Tyronn Lue’s talk to the Cavs before Game 7, and a new edition of Get Rich Quick (52:14) on what’s really going on with Darryn Peterson.

Rich and Max begin by debating whether they’d rather have access or money before teasing a bigger discussion about social media. But they have to get to Celtics-Lakers (8:15), where the guys were together courtside yesterday rubbing shoulders with Pat Riley. After reminiscing about those classic Showtime teams, Max gives his thoughts on who he’d rather have, Jaylen Brown or Luka Doncic (16:16). Next, the fellas react to Shaq challenging Karl-Anthony Towns (25:54) and to Tyrese Maxey’s great performance, which in turn leads to an ongoing conversation about the 2028 U.S. men’s Olympic team (41:59). Plus, Rich really puts Max’s ’90s rap knowledge to the test (50:19), a Five-Minute Max on Zuffa Boxing (53:44), and a great first batch of your emails, including a question about an all-Kentucky All-Star team!

There are two marquee games tonight (7:19); which is a more likely Finals preview? Thunder-Pistons or Celtics-Nuggets? Max gives Rich props on his Pistons take, but it’s SPURRED a different thought (13:11): Why aren’t people saying that San Antonio is the best team? What is he missing? Next, today’s Get Rich Quick breaks down the difference between being popular and famous (22:53), while a discussion about the criteria for MVP actually ends up being today’s Five-Minute Max (32:51). Later, more emails (55:55)! Should there be a Pippen Award? Plus, Rich’s advice to rookies and more discussion of a future GOAT.

It’s been a busy week in the NBA: The guys start with the Ant-Man and his clutch shot last night (7:29). They also touch on the Lakers' bad loss, including more on Luka Doncic, which ends up as today’s Five Minute Max (23:31). Then, it’s Get Rich Quick time (29:50): Rumors about him, his company and their future plans, all complete with a visual aid! Lastly, more emails (47:37): A follow-up to the Pippen Award, thoughts on Clayton Kershaw, and a larger conversation about the Miami Heat’s 2011 NBA Finals loss. Plus: Monopoly strategy, Rich’s story time with Warren Buffett, Jay-Z, and much more! Keep emailing the show!

Right off the bat we've got a '400 Degreez' by Juvenile album update and a Geek squad rant, before jumping into the latest in the NBA world (7:10): Do the Knicks have a path to a championship? What does it mean that JJ got in Luka’s face? And is it time to take the Wolves seriously as contenders? Today’s Get Rich Quick (44:44) touches on a debate between eras, and turns into a conversation about respect. Today’s Five Minute Max (56:47) is on the NFL combine’s success, and what it teaches us. All that plus the latest emails, and a whole lot more!

After some life lessons from Rich, Max begins with his latest thoughts on how Karl-Anthony Towns and the Knicks are playing (7:47). Then, a conversation about playing the right way leads to the latest Anthony Edwards performance, as well as how good the Hornets have been. Next, what does Max think about Draymond’s comments concerning Nico Harrison, Luka Doncic, and a media double standard (25:31)? A fun debate ensues after Rich wants to know which players of the past would thrive today (29:16). Plus, Five Minute Max on Chet Holmgren, the latest on Kyler Murray (49:17), as well as emails about GIF’s and the GOAT sneaker!

Jayson Tatum returns tonight (5:57), and the East is all of a sudden loaded. What did the Spurs-Pistons game tell us about Detroit’s future (18:01)? Max has a wild idea! The Hornets are buzzing (34:06), which leads to today’s Get Rich Quick on their future, and LaMelo Ball’s impact. While Five Minute Max finds Kellerman still stuck on Wednesday’s Thunder-Knicks game. Lastly, we close the show out with emails (52:49), including follow-ups about recognizing star power, Jordan’s scoring debate, and the most underrated food city!

It's a jam-packed Monday for Game Over. Jayson Tatum’s return seemed to be everything the Celtics were hoping for and more (5:26)! Will he make Boston the team to beat in the Eastern Conference? Today’s Get Rich Quick is a deep dive into why evolving your personal ecosystem is key to moving on to greater things in life (13:38). Then, we move over to the Western Conference, where Max believes the San Antonio Spurs should be the favorites and Victor Wembanyama is the potential MVP. Five Minute Max prosecutes the Clippers' cap circumvention case. Why does Max believe it was a victimless crime (35:50)? Then they jump into offseason NFL moves, discussing Maxx Crosby's move to the Ravens (40:08) and another round of your emails. Also, Rich gives Max some home decor tips, as one side of the Game Over studio is a little emptier than the other.

Wednesday’s Game Over has only one place to start, with Bam Adebayo’s historic 83-point game against the Wizards (8:52). Rich explains why talk is cheap in today’s Get Rich Quick. Did Jaylen Brown deserve to be ejected against the Spurs, and should the players be the ones to decide the game (27:17)? Then, the NBA MVP race heats up, and Five Minute Max wonders if Shai Gilgeous-Alexander should be in the conversation with Jokic and Wemby? The Maxx Crosby deal between the Ravens and Raiders falls through—where does he land next (41:39)? Max has thoughts on the World Baseball Classic, before getting to your emails including ranking the Top 5 Hip-Hop groups of all time.

It’s a basketball-heavy Friday edition of Game Over, where Max and Rich discuss how to build a championship team, along with which current NBA teams possess these traits (5:07). Who are some of the best duos of all time in the NBA (22:16)? Max takes credit for Luka’s 51-point game against the Bulls, and can JJ Redick push the right buttons for the Lakers come playoff time? Are Kobe Bryant fans to blame for the reaction to Bam’s 83 (41:09)? And finally to your emails, where Max and Rich debate the next evolution of the NBA, before teasing the show’s first guest coming up on Wednesday!

Selection Sunday has come and gone. Who stood out in the conference championships, and could this year’s tournament end up all chalk in the Final Four (9:44)? After the Lakers beat Denver in overtime, is this L.A. team gelling at the right time to be dangerous in the playoffs? Rich breaks down why there’s a new Big Three in the NBA, and why a club’s front office has more to do with it than ever (48:50). Then we get the guys’ reaction to the Academy Awards, Rich’s Oscars night, Michael B. Jordan’s big win, and why Max thinks 'Die Hard' is the perfect movie (56:54).

It's a big day for Game Over as Max and Rich welcome their first guest to the show, the one and only Snoop Dogg! The fellas start with how Snoop got started in music back in high school (11:22). Then, how did Snoop and other artists of his era become the first influencers (29:59)? And Snoop touches on his Steelers, the NBA, and how youth sports development needs to get back to the fundamentals (47:18). Part 2 of the interview is coming up on Friday!

The conversation continues in Part 2 of Max and Rich’s sitdown with Snoop Dogg. In honor of the 32nd anniversary of Snoop’s performance on 'SNL,' Rich brings out the shirt Snoop wore that night (1:10). The fellas brought in a DJ, so of course we had to hear Snoop do his thing. Rich wants to know who Snoop’s GOAT is in the NBA. Also, March Madness is upon us. Did Snoop fill out a bracket (15:02)? They reminisce about the best college coaches of the modern era and touch on the current state of the game and NIL. Finally, Snoop teases his new album coming out (26:52). Plus, they ask whether going from Death Row to No Limit was the first big trade in hip-hop history.

Max and Rich are back from their train ride to watch March Madness in San Diego, and we get their thoughts on if NIL is bringing men’s college basketball back (6:10). Does it have a ripple effect on the NBA’s product and future expansion? The Lakers are rolling; would we have seen this months ago if the entire squad was healthy throughout the year (34:14)? Also, Jaxon Smith-Njigba becomes the highest-paid wide receiver in NFL history (52:48)! How does the market reset as the years go by? Rich gives his take on how those negotiations go from the representation side. All this, plus another round of viewer emails!

Max and Rich show up in their New York Yankees gear to celebrate MLB Opening Day, but we start today’s show in the NBA (11:08). The Board of Governors has approved potential expansion to Seattle and Las Vegas. Which team would Max and Rich rather own if they had a stake? Then, Nikola Jokic went off for a triple-double and the game-winner against the Suns, but is Wemby taking the mantle of best player in basketball from him (30:54)? Max’s lists of the best players in the history of basketball is sure to draw conversation. Rich tells us why perspective is important in life. Then, it’s Opening Day for MLB as the Yankees and Giants get things underway (54:18). Why does Max think the Yankees might be the best team in baseball this year?

We wrap up another week of Game Over by starting with the Arizona WIldcats (10:49). After shutting down Darius Acuff Jr. and Arkansas, are the Cats winning it all? Rich and Max give their lists of the most memorable backcourts in NCAA history. The Charlotte Hornets are heating up—do they have what it takes to make a run (29:40)? And, after Max picked Aaron Judge to go deep on opening night, he wound up going 0-for-5 with four strikeouts (45:39). Max breaks down the different levels of clutch, and why Judge needs to climb out of the bottom tier. All of this and, as always, another round of viewer emails.

We start a new week of Game Over, and Max and Rich are still catching their breath from an instant classic between UConn and Duke (4:24). Which team in the Final Four will win the title? Today’s Five-Minute Max gets into the case against Barry Bonds. Max thinks he’s a first-ballot Hall of Famer, but should he be up there with baseball’s greatest hitters (23:18)? Rich wonders whether the “wow factor” is gone in today’s generation in Monday’s Get Rich Quick (29:17). Then, they dive into the foul-baiting dilemma in the NBA and whether Shai Gilgeous-Alexander gets a bad rap for making great plays (38:52). All this, plus your emails and a conversation about Michael Jordan saying that there should be no GOAT debate (58:03).

Max and Rich start the show with Luka leading the Lakers to a dominant win over the Cavs (8:14), before getting to the impact of Tiger Woods's DUI (15:18). Today’s Five-Minute Max dives into the dynamics in Philly with Jalen Hurts and the Eagles (21:23). Then they talk about ‘sourced’ articles in Get Rich Quick (48:13). They close by responding to some hot takes from Robert Parish and John Starks (53:08).

Rich and Max get into the Lakers' blowout loss to the Thunder and what losing Luka means to their playoff run (12:33). Rich dives into his Get Rich Quick (30:15) before they talk Kirk Cousins's move to Las Vegas (38:52). Is Memphis a desirable NBA city to play in (42:16)? Today’s Five-Minute Max delves into the Yankees pitching (58:20). And does college basketball still have swag (1:03:58)?

March Madness concludes as Rich and Max give their takes on the national championship game (5:56). They share where this Michigan team stands amongst the greatest college teams of all time. And now with Luka and Austin Reaves injured, is the Lakers' season officially over (24:10)?

Max and Rich get into the Giannis fiasco in Milwaukee (7:25). Then, they discuss the impact that Michael Malone will bring to UNC (26:03). Today’s Five-Minute Max makes the case for Cooper Flagg being the NBA Rookie of the Year (36:05). And we close out the show with some fiery emails (1:01:40). Catch you guys next week, taking a long weekend off!

The NBA regular season has come to an end. Max and Rich break down the playoff series they’re most interested in and the most dangerous play-in teams (7:07). Rich is back from Augusta and recaps his Masters experience (38:54). Doc Rivers is out in Milwaukee. Will this have an effect on Doc's coaching legacy, and what does the future hold for both Giannis and the Bucks (49:33)?

First, Max and Rich recap the first two NBA play-in games before previewing tonight’s slate (6:58). Then, three legendary former NFL quarterbacks join the show (33:07). Game Over hosts Pro Football Hall of Famer Warren Moon, Super Bowl XXII MVP Doug Williams, and groundbreaking quarterback James “Shack” Harris. The trio go down memory lane in their incredible careers, and discuss the trials and tribulations of being a Black quarterback in professional football (1:11:57).

There are two games left in the NBA play-in tournament, and Max and Rich break those down first (11:04). Then, they get into all eight playoff series, starting in the West with Rockets-Lakers (30:03). The guys look over the Eastern Conference bracket next (57:30) before getting to another round of your emails. What would be considered a failure for the Knicks this postseason?

Max and Rich dive into the first round of the NBA playoffs! Are the Magic real contenders in the East (8:36)? And did we write off the Lakers too soon (15:33)? Then they tell us if they’re bothered by Adam Silver's comments about LeBron James (33:07). Today’s Five-Minute Max talks the new James Dolan report (45:00) and Get Rich Quick dissects the basketball sneaker game (54:20). Lastly—they give their thoughts on Coachella.

It’s a late-night pod after Max and Rich were sitting courtside at Game 2 of Lakers-Rockets, and that’s where the show starts with LA going up 2-0 in the series (8:52). The fellas recap the rest of the NBA Playoffs (28:55), along with the Sixers stealing a game in Boston, Victor Wembanyama’s injury in Game 2 against Portland. Then, Max and Rich give their first ten selections in their Mock NFL Drafts (35:00). And finally, Max delivers on his promise of a Five Minute Max on Dexter Lawrence and the New York Giants (52:47).

Rich joins live from Pittsburgh and kicks things off by giving us all the behind-the-scenes details of the NFL draft (6:18). The guys talk through the first round before hitting on the NBA playoffs (29:06). And in today’s Get Rich Quick, we get back to the topic of the signature sneaker in the NBA (57:41).

A new week of Game Over starts with elimination games on the horizon in the NBA playoffs. The Nuggets are down 3-1 in their series, but does Anthony Edwards’s injury have Minnesota’s playoff hopes up in the air (9:53)? Today’s Five Minute Max touches on why some high-level NBA players may have escaped championship expectations (27:00). The Lakers will look to put the Rockets away in Game 5 (39:32). The fellas take a short break to recap some NFL draft stories (53:39). Finally, is there a debate over who the best basketball player in the world is (1:02:43)? And, did analytics fail James Harden?

Max and Rich are on the road in Miami to end this week, and they start Wednesday’s episode with the Sixers staving off elimination (10:24). Should the Celtics be worried going back to Philly for Game 6? The Knicks push Atlanta to the brink in a dominant Game 5 win, while San Antonio closes out Portland. Then, a preview of Lakers-Rockets Game 5 and a potential Austin Reaves return (22:00). Rich dives into Vlade Divac’s comments about agents having too much power in today’s behind-the-scenes version of Get Rich Quick (28:27). Then, we finish the show looking ahead to the Wednesday night slate and another round of your emails.

Rich and Max catch us up on their time in Miami (0:05). Then, they dive into the NBA playoffs (6:03) and dissect what it would mean if the Lakers end up blowing a 3-0 series lead to the Rockets (41:30). Who’s on the Mount Rushmore of the Celtics? The guys share their picks (35:35). And should Devin Booker leave the Suns (48:12)?

Rich and Max are back in LA and break down the latest in the NBA. They debate if Tyrese Maxey is the best player on the 76ers (9:41). They discuss what the Lakers need to do in order to win their series against the Thunder (39:52)? Did Kevin Durant’s alleged burner account ruin the Rockets team chemistry, and do they move on from KD next season (1:02:15)? Lastly, it’s the battle of the Frenchmen in the Wolves and Spurs series—Max and Rich share what they’re looking to see out of Gobert vs. Wemby (1:13:04).

Max and Rich get into the Lakers' loss to the Thunder—why is Austin Reaves underperforming (14:56)? And should Luka Doncic come back this season (23:10)? Did the Cavs make a mistake by trading for James Harden? Then they react to Donovan Mitchell’s comments about flopping (45:16). Is Wemby getting away with goaltending, or are the Wolves bitter (1:08:11)? Rich shares what adjustments the losing teams need to make in the playoffs (1:12:21). And we get to your emails and voicemails (1:25:08)!

Max and Rich get into Thursday's NBA playoff matchups. The Lakers are still struggling against the Thunder (05:27), and James Harden’s playoff woes continue (14:41). Max is irrational and high on the Giants' offseason moves (20:47). They share their predictions for Game 3 of Knicks-Sixers (27:12). And then they debate the Verzuz between French Montana and Rick Ross. They finally hit on the Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini news. And we always make a point to get to your voicemails and emails (45:12)!

Max and Rich kick off the show by talking about the weekend NBA playoff slate. Was Wemby’s ejection a fair call (8:39)? And how did so many Knicks fans take over Philly this weekend (17:45)? In today’s Five-Minute Max, Max analyzes Joel Embiid’s future (37:35). Are the Lakers getting swept tonight (58:21)? Plus, some fun emails (1:01:43)!

Harlem's finest pulls up. Cam'ron—rapper, mogul, style icon, and host of the It Is What It Is podcast—joins Max and Rich on Game Over to talk about how he got his show started with Ma$e, and artists recently making the crossover between music and podcasts (0:56). They discuss both the former and current eras of hip-hop, including who’s got the crown as the best current MC (27:26). Then, they dive into the sports world. Who does Cam think is coming out of the East in the NBA playoffs (36:44)? He also gives his top five players in the NBA, and the best pound-for-pound boxer in the game.

Max and Rich run down the Cavs-Pistons series (6:19) and discuss if Anthony Edwards should leave Minnesota if the Timberwolves lose to the Spurs (13:25). Rich responds to the news circulating around LeBron James while Max presses him on what’s next for the King (29:24). Then they speak with new Trail Blazers Governor Tom Dundon about the team's future, his Carolina Hurricanes, and the business of owning a sports franchise (50:07).

Max and Rich kick things off by talking about the blowout Game 7 in Detroit (8:45), and discuss how the Cavs will fare against the well-rested Knicks in the Eastern Conference finals (12:55). They also preview the Western Conference finals matchup between the Thunder and Spurs (20:33). Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is the back-to-back league MVP, and in today’s Five Minute Max, SGA goes up against Kobe (37:05). We finish the show by going deep with Rich on life and loss (1:07:00).

The guys jump right in and talk about the Knicks' wild comeback versus the Cavaliers in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals. (03:02) Then, they jump to the West and talk about Wemby’s excellent performance against the Thunder. (17:51) They end the show with a conversation with three future stars of the league: Caleb Wilson, Koa Peat, and Brayden Burries. (41:15) .

The Knicks take care of home court to take a 2-0 series lead over the Cavaliers. (05:20) Are the referees doing too much in the Spurs-Thunder series? Max shares his thoughts. (18:06) And then, Wallo267 from the Million Dollaz Worth of Game podcast stops by the studio to promote his new book. (44:16)

Max, Rich, and Antonio Daniels react to Wemby’s 33-point performance in the Spurs' win over the Thunder to tie up the Western Conference finals. They discuss which team needs Game 5 more. Then, they evaluate Jalen Brunson’s stardom and place among the all-time Knicks, Mike Brown’s coaching legacy, the All-NBA awards reveal, and more.(00:00) Cold open(06:50) Victor Wembanyama will be the GOAT if he stays healthy(10:55) Spurs defeat Thunder 103-82 (series tied 2-2)(21:30) Is Game 5 more important for the Spurs or Thunder?(27:25) Why did the Cavs quit?(36:08) Will New York be satisfied with the Knicks making the Finals?(40:10) Mike Brown’s coaching legacy(45:05) Could Jalen Brunson become the GOAT Knick?(46:45) Would you rather start a team with Jalen Brunson or SGA?(1:02:30) Reaction to the announcement of the All-NBA teams(1:09:55)

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