The Lakers just destroyed the Rockets 98-78 in Game 6 to eliminate them 4-2… at home! Season-low points, no fight, no urgency.
💥 FIRED UP FRIDAY – Woodshed Sports Report (LIVE) 💥 No holding back. No safe takes. Just heat. Welcome to Fired Up Friday, where we close out the week with strong opinions, big reactions, and plenty of debate from across the sports world. 🏒 Hour 1 – NHL Playoff Fallout We break down the latest chaos from the NHL playoffs, including the eliminations of the Edmonton Oilers and the Dallas Stars. What went wrong? Who’s to blame? And what does it mean for the rest of the playoff picture? Expect strong reactions and no shortage of opinions. 🔥 Hour 2 – Flames Hot Takes & More It’s time to turn the heat up on the Calgary Flames — roster decisions, direction of the team, and the moves that need to happen next. Plus, we open things up to hot takes from around the sports world — nothing is off limits. 🎙️ Jump in the chat, bring your takes, and don’t be afraid to stir the pot. #WoodshedSR #FiredUpFriday #NHLPlayoffs #FlamesNation #SportsTalk #HotTakes
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It may still be early in the Major League Baseball season, but for two teams, to borrow a phrase from Yogi Berra, it got late early as the Boston Red Sox and Philadelphia Phillies fired their respective managers. Managers may not be the ones putting the rosters together (that falls to the head of baseball operations) but when those players don't perform, it's more often than not the managers who take the blame. Mets fans, frustrated by their own team's won-loss record, might have been hoping to see recently fired Alex Cora be hired by the team. Two things happened. The Phillies called Cora first, and Alex turned them down basically saying he wants to spend time with his kids on the beach in Puerto Rico. Meanwhile, Anthony Volpe is expected to come off the injured list and subsequent minor league rehab assignment, but there's more to his return to the team than meets the eye. Follow us on Social Media for more content. YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfJa5bUUog_pwI7_TD4-KiVsoS80Ieyr5) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/AllMixedUpRadioDotCom) Twitter (https://x.com/AllMixedUpRadio) (you want to call it X, go ahead)
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Nick Wright, Chris Broussard and Kevin Wildes discuss whether Kevin Durant is to blame for the Houston Rockets' Game 2 loss, ...