The Dan Patrick Show

There’s really only one thing everyone is talking about this morning and it’s the 4th quarter collapse of the Cleveland Cavaliers as the Knicks roared back from 22 points down to win in overtime. DP breaks down exactly where it all went wrong and lays the blame squarely on the shoulders of Cavs HC Kenny Atkinson.
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NBA insider Tim Legler drops in to break down last night’s epic comeback by the Knicks. Dan gets loose and reminds us exactly why LIV Golf was always destined to fail. And he weighs in on the not unexpected firing of Jason Kidd by the Mavericks.
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The Rams will travel a whopping 30,000 miles farther than the Panthers this season and Dan thinks it’s bound to affect their season. And NFL insider Albert Breer stops by to report on everything that went down at the NFL owners meeting in Florida including more international games and consideration of an 18-game season.
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DP and the Danettes recap the Knicks' stunning comeback against the Cavaliers last night. NBA analyst Tim Legler questioned the lack of Cavs timeouts during the Knicks' run and considers Jason Kidd’s firing as a larger organizational reset for the Mavericks post-Luka Doncic. Senior NFL reporter Albert Breer explains how the NFL continues pushing toward a more television-driven future and details a potential 18-game schedule delaying future Super Bowl dates from being set.
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Dan extolls the virtues of Victor Wembanyama after the Spurs stole Game 1 of the NBA Western Conference Finals from the Thunder in double overtime on the back of Wemby’s epic performance. DP and the Danettes also weigh in on the other overtime game last night as the Buffalo Sabres lost to the Canadiens and provided their city with another playoff disappointment to add to the long list of professional sports frustrations.
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