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PTI: Thunder/Rockets Game 7

Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon discuss what’s really on the line in tonight’s Thunder-Rockets Game 7, if it’s a must-win for the Bucks tonight against the Heat, and last night’s Rays/Yankees incident. Plus, a tribute to the late John Thompson.

Adrian Wojnarowski Senior NBA Insider 

NBA is fining Boston's Marcus Smart $5K for flopping in Game 2 victory over Toronto, source tells ESPN.

Mike Reiss ESPN Staff Writer 

RBs coach Ivan Fears on Lamar Miller: "It's really too early to say a whole lot. He's coming off a major injury. You have to give him a chance to get his legs up underneath him. We threw him in the fire pretty fast, because we're running out of time to be physical in practice. We wanted to give him a little taste of being bounced around a little bit. He's done a great job. I really expect Lamar to bounce back and be the guy he was, but I'm sure that's going to take a little time."

Hour 3: Can't Question Giannis' Competitiveness

Is James Harden the type of guy that can lead the Rockets to a title...if he isn't, what else does he need? Doris Burke joins the show to talk about Brad Stevens' coaching window in Boston and CP3's leadership. Dan Orlovsky joins to talk about why it isn't crazy to have Russell Wilson ranked ahead of Aaron Rodgers on ESPN's Top 100 list and if Deshaun Watson is going to be the Texans QB long-term.

Hour 1: Superheroes Lost Their Capes

Did exhaustion set in during the Nuggets Game 7 win over the Jazz? The guys discuss that and the Celtics going up 2-0 on the Raptors. Plus, Paul Finebaum joins to talk about Kevin Warren's call with the president and what it means for the Big Ten's college football season.

Ozuna torches 3 homers, throws up 'Wakanda forever' rounding the bases (1:17)