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In this week's edition of State of the Nation, Gordon Edes is joined by Joe McDonald to break down a dominating performance from Josh Beckett against the Mariners.

Tim Legler and Kevin Connors debate if the Celtics have a title run in them following Chris Bosh's injury.

Texas head strength & conditioning coach for Olympic sports Donnie Maib teaches easy-to-follow resistance exercises for soccer players.

Barry Melrose explains how the Rangers will not feel the wear and tear from playing two Game 7s in the first two rounds.

This week, Tommy relays a strange story from Norway which involves red cards and deliberately missed penalties!

Ahead of Saturdays final at the Allianz Arena, Tommy Smyth, Shaka Hislop and Steve Nicol the latest team news from Bayern Munich and Chelsea.

Making his first appearance on the show since Man City's title triumph, Tommy Smyth joins Shaka Hislop and Steve Nicol to give his take on a remarkable climax to the Premier League season. Plus, looking ahead to a summer of spending.

Albert Pujols continues to have some tough days at the ballpark and the PTI guys are starting to wonder if Pujols is done.

The Eastern Conference Finals are underway and the PTI guys ask who would you rather have, Brodeur or Lundqvist?

Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon debate if the Lakers are finished after their devastating loss to the Thunder in Game 1.

NFC South blogger Pat Yasinskas talks about the plans for Falcons' rookie lineman Peter Konz.

NFC East blogger Dan Graziano expects Giants rookie receiver Rueben Randle to adapt quickly to the NFL.

Mike Reiss calls in to ESPN Boston Radio with Adam Jones to discuss Wes Welkers signing the $9.5 million franchise tender and what it means for a possible contract extension with the Patriots.

NFC West blogger Mike Sando talks about former NFL linebacker George Koonce, who provided insight on what players face when they retire.

NFC North blogger Kevin Seifert thinks Jay Cutler's recent comments about the state of the Bears' offensive line are refreshing.

In Game 1 of the Western Conference Semifinals, not much of anything went right for the Lakers. Colleen Dominguez and Dave McMenamin look at the adjustment the team will have to make to take Game 2.