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The Avalanche got swept by Vegas, sparking the President's Trophy curse debate all over again. Plus, the guys are live to tape from Raleigh Country Club ahead of the UNC Health Championship!

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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Avalanche swept
07:00 - "...but we didn't REALLY get swept"
11:00 - Everybody hates OKC
17:00 - Able "back" to UNC
21:00 - Housekeeping
26:00 - Golfer Austin Hitt convo
36:00 - UNC Health Championship
49:00 - Mitch Northam convo
01:06:00 - Adam Lee Decker
1:23:00 - Hey Joe

The biggest shockwave in sports comes out of the desert, where Las Vegas pulled off a jaw-dropping sweep of the Colorado Avalanche. The meltdown officially brings back the ultimate hockey question: Is winning the President's Trophy a certified Stanley Cup curse?
To make matters funnier, the Avalanche and the NBA's Cleveland Cavaliers have both claimed within the span of a single week that they didn't really get swept. The guys discuss this modern sports coping mechanism and look back at whether Canes coach Rod Brind'Amour was actually on to something with his infamous post-sweep comments a couple of years ago.

Elsewhere, Giglio has officially punched his ticket on the "can't stand Oklahoma City" bandwagon. He pulls no punches in explaining exactly why their aesthetic and style of play is the absolute worst version of basketball on television right now. Then, USA Today's Mitch Northam (and host of the Women's Basketball Pod) jumps on the show. Mitch breaks down the latest political and athletic hurdles surrounding the SCORE Act, and shares his heavy, unique perspective covering the Coca-Cola 600 in Charlotte following the sudden, tragic passing of NASCAR star Kyle Busch.

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