Hour 2. Radio Joe and special guest Tim Allen break down their first moments of going to professional sporting events, and what they remember most. Plus, we'll get your first games, including some brushes with some Hall of Famers.

Hour 1. Radio Joe Zenzola is in for Bill today, with Steve "Sparky" Fifer of 105.7 FM The Fan in Milwaukee helping out for the first hour, breaking down the amenities the NBA players have at Disney Resorts in Orlando, and trying to figure out why some are complaining. Plus, we'll talk all things Wisconsin sports with Dennis Krause of Spectrum News One in Milwaukee.

Dennis Krause, reporter for Spectrum News One/Bucks Radio Network, joins the show to talk about the return of baseball, basketball and more. How will the DH help the Brewers? How will Craig Counsell do managing in this short season? How fast of a start do the Brewers need to get off to to win it all? Can the Bucks get back to the level they were at before the hiatus? Does he think there will be an NFL season?

Hour 4. Tim and Radio Joe wrap up the show with some interviews and clips from the last week of Brewers camp, from Josh Hader on the golf course, to Brock Holt speaking honestly about his reason to play.

Steve Zautke, Host of the Final Inspection Show on 105.7 FM The Fan in Milwaukee, joins the show to recap Indy Car at Road America from this past weekend, NASCAR’s return and more. What was it like at Road America with limited fans? What was Road America doing for fan safety and protocol? What did he think of the races? How has NASCAR been working for safety from Covid-19?

Hour 3. Tim Allen continues the show by taking a look at the Brewers new uniforms a few months after they were released, and whether or not they're good. Plus, we'll recap IndyCar at Road America from this past weekend with Steve Zautke, Host of the Final Inspection Show on 105.7 FM The Fan in Milwaukee. Do you like the Brewers new uniforms?

Hour 2. Tim Allen kicks off the hour by chatting with National Prospect writer for The Athletic Emily Waldon, about the long term effects the coronavirus will have on minor league baseball, and how tough it is for minor leaguers to get by. Plus, Tim and Radio Joe take a look at the largest contracts in sports, and whether or not it's right that thos guys make as much money as they do.

Emily Waldon, National Prospect Writer for The Athletic, joins the show to talk cancellation of the MiLB season, the restart of the MLB season, and more. How will the year off affect the long term growth of prospects? Can the minor leaguers go and play unaffiliated baseball during this one year hiatus? What has she been up to with no minor leagues? How will minor league affiliates be affected long term? What is the day to day life like for a poor minor leaguer?

Hour 1. Bill is on vacation this week, so Tim Allen (Host of the Baseball Post Game Show on 105.7 FM The Fan in Milwaukee) is in for him, recapping this weekend's biggest news and notes. Plus, as we get closer to the start of baseball, Tim looks at the universal DH, and thinks it may hurt the Brewers more than help...

Hour 4 - Reports have surfaced that the stepdad to NBA rookie phenom, Zion Williamson, took $400K from a Canadian marketing agent while the star was playing at Duke. Also, CBS 58's Kevin Holden stops by to kick off the hour.