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EPISODE · May 21, 2026 · 2H 44M

Full Show - Thursday, May 21st

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ITL reacts to the NBA Conference Finals and debates what these series continue revealing about the Houston Rockets and their path toward contention. The guys break down lessons involving star power, depth, coaching, urgency, and roster construction while asking whether Houston is actually closer to a championship level than it feels—or still missing major pieces. The Houston Texans are also a major topic as ITL plays a special in-game edition of “Would You Rather,” debating hypothetical Texans game situations and roster decisions before later asking whether fans would actually accept C. J. Stroud eventually becoming a Trevor Lawrence-level quarterback. Around The NFL features reports that the Cleveland Browns head coach still hasn’t seen Myles Garrett face-to-face, plus Aaron Rodgers planning to retire after the season and more awkward league storylines. ITL also debates whether injuries and all the focus on Tatsuya Imai are distracting from a deeper issue with the Houston Astros starting rotation overall. Lunch-Time Confessions turns chaotic after John Lopez shares a hilarious confession involving “27 bricks,” while OG’s Buy or Sell returns to break down trending sports takes and rumors. ITL also debates whether teams across sports have become far too quick to fire coaches and whether true long-term patience still exists anymore. Figgy’s Mixtape wraps up the show with a bizarre story involving a Michigan landlord caught on camera inside a tenant’s home, Figgy giving Reggie Adetula “homework” for his Italy trip, and a heated argument between Cleveland sports radio hosts after the Cleveland Cavaliers loss to the New York Knicks. Plus, the QOTD asks listeners: who do you wish would come back home

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