Hour 2 - Ross Dellinger On The Future Of College Sports, and a trip down wiffle ball lane

FULL SHOW - June 1, 2026

Monday's FULL SHOW - June 1, 2026

Hour 1 - Trey Phelps Ejection splits baseball world, and Spurs gead to dance

Steak and the Drew examine the controversy surrounding Trey Phelps' ejection and subsequent suspension from the Georgia Bulldogs' lineup. They also recap a successful Braves road trip and preview the upcoming NBA Finals matchup featuring Victor Wembanyama. 01:00 - Weekend Recap And Brunch 07:23 - NBA Finals Storylines 11:02 - Braves Road Trip Success 12:55 - Georgia College Baseball Update 17:44 - Trey Phelps Ejection Controversy

Hour 2 - Debate Over Georgia’s Baseball Ejection, and can Knicks slow down Spurs?

Steak Shapiro and Drew Butler analyze the controversial ejection of a Georgia baseball player for excessive celebration during the NCAA Regionals. They discuss the SEC's dominance on the diamond, upcoming NBA Finals storylines, and the logistical challenges of hosting the World Cup in Atlanta. Guest Jeff Wolverton joins to share his perspective on the evolution of sportsmanship in youth and college sports. 01:50 - SEC Baseball Dominance 06:49 - NBA Finals Preview 10:22 - World Cup Atlanta Prep 15:39 - Bulldogs Player Ejection 18:37 - Youth Baseball Sportsmanship 30:28 - Three Strikes Game

Betting on Wembanyama: Can the Knicks Handle the Spurs?

They analyze the recent resurgence of Ronald Acuña Jr. and his impact on the Atlanta Braves' standing in the national media. The discussion shifts to a betting debate between the San Antonio Spurs led by Victor Wembanyama and the New York Knicks. They also explore the logistics of the upcoming World Cup in Atlanta and the declining model of late-night television. 01:00 - Ronald Acuña Jr. Resurgence 02:54 - Three Strikes Betting Challenge 06:03 - World Cup Logistics Analysis 09:38 - Evolution of Late Night TV

Jeff Woolverton on Tre Phelps' Ejection and Baseball Showmanship

Jeff Woolverton joins the program to discuss the controversial ejection of Georgia's Tre Phelps following a home run celebration against Liberty. They analyze the cultural shift toward showmanship in baseball and whether taunting rules are being applied too strictly at the collegiate and youth levels. The conversation also touches on Georgia Tech's postseason path and the high costs for fans traveling to Omaha. 01:00 - Georgia Baseball Ejection Controversy 03:08 - Jeff Wolverton Interview 11:20 - College World Series Outlook