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The seasons are winding down, but the drama is just heating up.

This week in The Matt Cave, Matt breaks down the Utah Jazz's 60-loss season and their odds of landing Cooper Flagg.

He dives into the Utah Hockey Club’s narrow playoff miss and why they’re still one of the most exciting teams in the league.

Real Salt Lake adds more heartbreak with a last-minute loss in Nashville.

But there’s hope down south — BYU is on fire with the best football and basketball recruiting classes in program history.

Plus, Matt unleashes on Nintendo's elitist pricing strategy for the Switch 2 and how it's alienating the gamers who made them.

If you love Utah sports and keeping it real, this episode’s for you.

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In this week’s episode of The Matt Cave Podcast, Matt dives into a wild week across Utah sports and the gaming world.

Real Salt Lake grabs a win over a shorthanded LA Galaxy, but how long can they hold onto Diego Luna?

The Utah Jazz are sprinting toward the draft lottery finish line—but will the NBA let them win the Cooper Flagg sweepstakes?

The Utah Hockey Club might be on life support, but there’s still a flicker of playoff hope—and Matt is ALL in on hockey.

Then, in the gaming corner, Assassin’s Creed Shadows gets a 30-hour review, and Matt absolutely goes off on Nintendo’s baffling pricing strategy for the Switch 2. $500 for a console and $90 for physical games? Are they serious?

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It’s been a rough week for Utah sports fans.

In this episode of The Matt Cave, Matt breaks down the Utes' odd appearance in the College Basketball Crown—a new and bizarre postseason tournament.

BYU crashes out of the NCAA tournament while its players face major decisions.

Meanwhile, the Utah Jazz are leaning into late-season losses, and the Utah Hockey Club is slipping at the worst time.

Oh—and Real Salt Lake? Ownership drama, no attack, and a whole lot of frustration.

Buckle in, spelunkers—we've got a lot to unpack.

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