The BreakDown

  Written By: Danny Albers  Raw 6/24  Drew McIntyre kicked off the show gloating about what he did to CM Punk. He revealed that the bracelet he took off Punk had both Punk’s wife and dog’s name on it. McIntyre revealed he will be in the Money In The Bank, setting up another likely way for Punk to screw McIntyre over. This rivalry has certainly found another way to become more personal. When these two finally wrestle, it will be a legendary bout.  Michael Cole announced that Pat McAfee was not at RAW for whatever reason, which the way Cole announced it seemed like there is more to the story. Before he could elaborate, Ludwig Kaiser appeared for his match with Bron Breakker. The crowd was really behind Bron in this match. Some of the moves he’s able to do in the ring defy all logic. The match ended the same way with Kaiser getting cut off running around the ring, this time by a Brogue Kick by Sheamus. Breakker complained to Adam Pearce, and was awarded an Intercontinental Title shot

  Written by: Danny Albers  The story of the 2nd round of the NBA draft was if the Lakers were going to draft Bronny James and create the first father-son duo in the NBA. We got our answer. Bronny was drafted at the end of the 2nd round and began a bunch of criticism from the NBA fanbase. The “nepotism baby” moniker will be labeled to him until he’s able to shut people up. Let’s break down each pick from the first round.  (31) Toronto Raptors: C Jonathan Mogbo (San Francisco) 6’6” 217 LBS  Mogbo is a small, undersized center. At only 6’6” I have concerns about his ability to have an effective post game. He will likely be moved out of the center position and moved out as a wing. He’s a defense-first player, and feels more comfortable passing and getting teammates involved than he does shooting or attempting to score. His first goal will be to develop a 3-point shot so he can settle in as a d-and-3 style player.  Grade: C+  (32) Utah Jazz: PF Kyle Filipowski (Duke) 6’11” 230 LBS   Gettin