Lombardi & JP Talk Sports EP.12: Yankees Collapse? Dak Still Not That Guy?

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Lombardi & JP Talk Sports EP.12: Devers TRADED, Dak Still a Mystery

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Lombardi & JP Talk Sports EP.12: Are Cowboys & Yankees Both Pretenders?

EP.12 Is WILD: Devers to SF, Boone’s Job, and Dak’s Last Chance?

In Episode 11 of Season 1 of the Lombardi & JP Talk Sports Podcast, we dive into the latest NFL debates with the discussion on the Tush Push rule ban—what it means for the game and the players. We also give an inside look at HBO's Hard Knocks featuring the NFC East, highlighting team storylines and standout moments. On the baseball front, Aaron Judge continues his historic season with Yankees talk—what his latest performances mean for the Bronx Bombers. Plus, we break down the NBA Eastern Conference Finals matchup between the Pacers and Knicks, analyzing keys to victory and what to expect as the series heats up. Tune in for all this and more in this action-packed episode!

Aaron Judge is on a mission. He leads Major League Baseball with a .412 batting average, 15 home runs, and 41 runs batted in. On May 14, he crushed a 444 foot home run with an exit velocity of 117.7 miles per hour. Right now, he is producing more than Juan Soto and leading the Yankees by example. Ben Rice added to the momentum with his first career grand slam. The Baby Bombers are not just filling a lineup. They are helping the Yankees win games.

Meanwhile, the Knicks are rolling. They beat the Celtics 121 to 113 in Game Four and now lead the series three games to one. Jalen Brunson scored 39 points and handed out 12 assists. He took over in the fourth quarter and once again proved he is the face of New York basketball. Jayson Tatum had 42 points before leaving the game with a torn Achilles. His season is over. Jaylen Brown has averaged 20.5 points in the series but has not been efficient. Boston is struggling to adjust. The Knicks are more physical, more focused, and more confident.