In the season finale of You Late, Jared Moore and Nekias Duncan react to the Golden State Warriors winning the NBA championship and Steve Kerr saying how unlikely this title run is (1:44), Stephen Curry's MVP performance and what this does for his legacy (5:35), what the critics will say about the Warriors now (10:06), the struggles of Jayson Tatum and the Celtics in this game (11:33), if the Celtics can get back to the Finals out of a loaded East (15:36), and their final takeaways from the 2021-22 NBA season now that its in the books (18:00). They look ahead to Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final and the WNBA schedule this weekend in the Buzzer Beats and talk about Sue Bird announcing her retirement (22:11). Lastly in I'm Just Gon' Say It, they talk about Aaron Judge's MVP-caliber season and the basketball portion of the movie "Hustle" (25:58).

Harris Rubenstein recaps the night in sports with the Colorado Avalanche winning Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final over the Tampa Bay Lightning in overtime thanks to a game winning goal by Andre Burakovsky. He also covers the news of the day with Sue Bird announcing this will be her final season playing in the WNBA, Christian Wood being traded from the Rockets to the Mavericks and the Warriors looking to win the Larry O'Brien trophy by finishing off the Celtics tonight in the NBA Finals.

Jasmine Watkins and Nekias Duncan react to the Warriors topping the Celtics in Game 5 of the NBA Finals to take a 3-2 series lead (1:45), the Mystics top the Mercury behind a huge game from Shakira Austin (5:47), and the WNBA rookie class continuing to impress (7:31). They look ahead to tomorrow night's Game 6 of the NBA Finals and a WNBA matinee in the Buzzer Beats (10:42). Lastly, we have a special edition of I'm Just Gon' Say It that you'll need to hear to believe (14:24).

Harris Rubenstein recaps the night in sports with Andrew Wiggins coming up big for the Warriors as Golden State is now one win away from becoming NBA champions. He covers the headlines of the day with Serena Williams getting a wild card exemption to play Wimbledon, Rory McIlroy criticizing LIV golf, and the absurdly high price of tickets for the Stanley Cup Final. He looks ahead to the moments we're watching with Diana Taurasi and the Mercury taking on Elena Delle Donne and the Mystics and the Yankees hosting the Rays in a big AL East showdown.

Harris Rubenstein recaps the night in sports with what happened in the WNBA, as Courtney Vandersloot hits a three from the wing with .9 seconds left to lift the Sky over the Liberty and overcome Sabrina Ionescu's triple double. He also recaps the other games in the WNBA before getting into the news of the day with Notre Dame stunning the top-seeded Tennessee Volunteers to advance to the College World Series and Eagles WR Devon Allen has a historic performance in the hurdles at the USATF NYC Grand Prix. Lastly, he looks ahead to tonight's Game 5 of the NBA Finals.

Harris Rubenstein recaps the night in sports with the Lightning topping the Rangers in Madison Square Garden to take a 3-2 series lead in the Eastern Conference Final and the Oklahoma Sooners winning the Women's College World Series behind a dominant performance by Jocelyn Alo. He covers the news of the day with a questionable managerial decision by Tony LaRussa that came back to bite the White Sox, LeBron James saying he wants to own an NBA franchise in Las Vegas, and the PGA Tour suspending 17 golfers including Phil Mickelson for playing in the LIV golf tournament in London. Finally, he looks ahead to tonight's Game 4 of the NBA Finals as the Warriors look to even things up in Boston against the Celtics, as well as a busy slate in the WNBA.

Jasmine Watkins and Nekias Duncan react to the Celtics Game 3 win over the Warriors to take a 2-1 series lead in the NBA Finals, but first, we get Jasmine's thoughts on the series through three games (2:51). They talk about the defensive adjustments the Celtics have made (4:38), the Warriors making another third quarter push (6:26), and Draymond Green's wife reacting towards the derogatory chants directed at her husband (9:21). They also touch on the PGA Tour suspending Phil Mickelson, which leads to a wonderful discussion about his calves (11:13). They look ahead to Game 4 of the Finals with Steph Curry's status being up in the air, as well as the WNBA schedule in the Buzzer Beats (13:53). Lastly in I'm Just Gon' Say It, they talk about vacation being a scam and when pranks go wrong (18:25).

Harris Rubenstein recaps the night in sports with the Celtics outmuscling and outworking the Warriors to take a 2-1 series lead in the NBA Finals. He also covers the news of the day with the Sooners taking a 1-0 lead in the College Softball World Series, Cooper Kupp's new deal with the Rams, and Bryson Dechambeau and Patrick Reed joining the LIV Golf Invitational. Lastly, Harris looks ahead to a pivotal Game 5 between the Lightning and Rangers tonight.

Harris Rubenstein recaps the night in sports with the Lightning topping the Rangers 4-1 to even their Eastern Conference Final series at two games each. He covers the news of the day with the Denver Broncos' record sale price, the Los Angeles Angels firing manager Joe Maddon, Josh Hader's historic streak comes to an end, and the LA Sparks dismiss head coach Derek Fisher. Finally, he looks ahead to tonight's Game 3 of the NBA Finals.

Harris Rubenstein recaps the night in sports with the Avalanche beating the Oilers in overtime to advance to the Stanley Cup Final for the first time in over two decades. He covers the news of the day with Aaron Donald getting a massive payday from the LA Rams, the Lakers introducing their new head coach Darvin Ham, the Bruins firing Bruce Cassidy, and Phil Mickelson preparing to play in the first LIV golf event. He finishes the show looking ahead to Game 4 tonight between the Rangers and Lightning and the WNBA schedule.