The Dan Patrick Show

Dan talks about the many notable individual performances at Madison Square Garden and thinks Wemby has a chance to cement himself in the history of the game with a standout performance in Game 3 of the NBA Finals tonight. And the tickets prices for tonight have finally fallen but they are still outrageously expensive.
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DP is surprised the point spread for Game 3 of the NBA Finals is so small considering the roll the Knicks have been on during this playoff run. And he addresses the news that Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby will be able to play football again because the Texas 99th District Court issued an injunction against the NCAA after they had ruled Sorsby ineligible because of his gambling activities.
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Former NHL standout and current analyst, Ray Ferraro joins the show to talk about the Stanley Cup Final and why this season is once again proving that it is the best postseason of any sport on the planet. And Hall of Fame NBA legend Reggie Miller drops by to talk about his experience playing at Madison Square Garden and what we can expect to see tonight in Game 3 of the NBA Finals.
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DP and the Danettes recap the Knicks' Game 2 win over the Spurs. NHL analyst Ray Ferraro breaks down one of the wildest Stanley Cup Finals games he has ever witnessed and still likes the Hurricanes to win the series in 7. Basketball Hall of Fame and NBA legend Reggie Miller looks back on playoff series against Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan, and weighs in on the best 6'2" and under guards in NBA history.
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Dan breaks down the Myles Garrett trade and thinks it’s truly a win/win for both teams. He discusses the rumors and the speculation that Aaron Donald is considering a return to the Rams to play alongside Myles Garrett. And Russell Wilson retires from football for the broadcast booth and Paulie wants to get the Pro Football Hall of Fame push started early for the former quarterback.
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