SPORTS OFFICE 6-4-2026
The NBA Finals are underway as the San Antonio Spurs and New York Knicks opened their championship series with plenty of drama. Julian Martinez and Dennis de la Peña break down what went wrong for the Spurs in Game 1, including Victor Wembanyama’s shooting struggles, the Karl-Anthony Towns matchup, Jalen Brunson’s fourth-quarter push, and why San Antonio still has a strong chance to bounce back in Game 2. The Sports Office also checks in on Texas Softball, which is one win away from repeating as national champions after a Game 1 win over Texas Tech in the Women’s College World Series Finals. Plus, Sports Illustrated’s Bri Amaranthus joins the show to preview the Texas Baseball Super Regional matchup against Oregon and explain why the Ducks could be a dangerous opponent in Austin.
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SPORTS OFFICE 6-4-2026
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