Reese, Kmac, Pam and Alex speak with Greear Webb.

Greear Webb joins the Sports Shop to discuss Juneteenth.

Reese, Kmac, Pam and Alex speak with Dr. Deborah Stroman.

It is Juneteenth! Dr. Stroman joins the Sports Shop to discuss the history, meaning and origin of Juneteenth. What is Juneteenth?

Reese, Kmac, Pam and Alex discuss the Buss Family agreeing to sell the Lakers and if Tyrese Haliburton should play tonight.

The Oklahoma City Thunder secured a 120–109 victory, taking a 3–2 series lead in Game 5 of the NBA Finals on Monday night. Tyrese Haliburton struggled significantly playing through a sore right calf that he re-aggravated during the game. He finished with just 4 points, all coming from free throws, as he went 0-for-6 from the field and 0-for-4 from three-point range in 34 minutes of play.

With the Pacers now trailing the series 3–2, Haliburton’s health and ability to bounce back will be crucial if Indiana hopes to force a Game 7. The next game is scheduled for tonight in Indiana. Can the Pacers force a Game 7? Will Haliburton be back tonight for Game 6? Should Tyrese Haliburton play tonight? Reese said the Pacers should just tape up Haliburton’s achilles and he should be okay to play. Do you agree?

Yesterday, a landmark deal was reached in which Jeanie Buss and the Buss Family sold approximately 66% ownership of the Los Angeles Lakers franchise to Mark Walter — the owner of the Dodgers — valuing the Lakers around $10 billion, setting a new record for an American professional sports sale.

Jeanie Buss retains her role as team governor and president, continuing to oversee Lakers operations. The Buss family will hold onto a minority stake — around 15%, maintaining a lasting presence. While Jeanie Buss did sell majority control, she's still at the helm of the organization. Will this deal change anything for the Lakers? How do Lakers fans feel about the deal? How much would the Dallas Cowboys sell for?

Reese, Pam and Alex discuss the sale of the Los Angeles Lakers.

Yesterday, a landmark deal was reached in which Jeanie Buss and the Buss Family sold approximately 66% ownership of the Los Angeles Lakers franchise to Mark Walter — the owner of the Dodgers — valuing the Lakers around $10 billion, setting a new record for an American professional sports sale.

Jeanie Buss retains her role as team governor and president, continuing to oversee Lakers operations. The Buss family will hold onto a minority stake — around 15%, maintaining a lasting presence. While Jeanie Buss did sell majority control, she's still at the helm of the organization. Will this deal change anything for the Lakers? How do Lakers fans feel about the deal?

Reese, Pam and Alex discuss the meaning, history and origin of Juneteenth.

It's Juneteenth! But what is it? How can we honor it?

Reese, Kmac, Pam and Alex discuss where Kevin Durant will play next season and Caitlin Clark.

As the offseason approaches, Durant's future remains uncertain. While the Suns are reportedly in active discussions with Durant’s agent, Rich Kleiman, to facilitate a trade, a deal may not be finalized until after the NBA Finals conclude. Durant’s top 3 choices are the San Antonio Spurs, Miami Heat and Houston Rockets. Where will KD go? Where should he want to go? How much would you give up for KD?

The Indiana Fever defeated the Connecticut Sun 88–71 last night at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. The game was marked by heightened tensions and physical play. A notable incident occurred when Clark was poked in the eye by Jacy Sheldon, leading to a confrontation that escalated into a shoving match involving Marina Mabrey, resulting in technical fouls for Clark, Mabrey, and Tina Charles, and a flagrant foul for Sheldon. Also, in the final minute, Sophie Cunningham committed a hard foul on Sheldon, prompting ejections of Cunningham, Sheldon, and Lindsay Allen. Is Caitlin Clark treated unfairly or does she get special treatment? Is the WNBA officiated correctly?

Reese, Kmac, Pam and Alex discuss if Aaron Rodgers is really married.

During a press conference with the Pittsburgh Steelers on June 10, 2025, Aaron Rodgers revealed that he married a woman named Brittani "a couple of months ago" and acknowledged that the ring he was wearing was a wedding ring.

However, his family has expressed skepticism about the marriage. Reports indicate that his brother Jordan Rodgers and sister-in-law JoJo Fletcher were unaware of the wedding and only learned about it through media reports . Additionally, public records do not show any legal documentation of a marriage in Pennsylvania or Las Vegas, leading some to question the authenticity of the claim. Is Rodgers really married? Do you care? Should we care?

Reese, Pam and Alex speak with Julian Gamble.

Julian Gamble is a player on the Raleigh Firebirds. Gamble joins the Sports Shop to discuss his basketball playing career.

Follow Julian on Instagram: @therealjg45