Hour 1: Are the Seahawks Getting Disrespected, plus ESPN’s Tim Legler Talks NBA Finals

The Seattle Seahawks are being overlooked despite their Super Bowl victory and a dominant defensive identity, according to Rich Eisen, who argues they’re being undervalued in power rankings and public perception. He predicts they’ll start the season 5-0 in their title defense, fueled by their elite road performance and a roster that’s underappreciated despite having a 13-4 record. The episode pivots to a fiery NBA Finals Game 4, where the San Antonio Spurs' historic 14 three-pointers in the first half and a late collapse by the Knicks created one of the most dramatic games in NBA history. ESPN analyst Tim Legler breaks down the Spurs’ overconfidence and poor offensive balance in the second half, calling it less arrogance and more poor decision-making. The game’s officiating, including controversial calls on Carl Anthony Towns and a pivotal last-second block by Josh Hart, is scrutinized, with Eisen highlighting how a single replay could have erased a potential game-winning shot. The episode closes with nostalgic stories from Mike Greenberg about his SportsCenter debut and the early days of ESPN, including a hilarious mix-up where he was mistaken for Steve Levy.