Justin Bradford, Author of “The Making of Smashville” and host on Penalty Box Radio, joins the show to talk about the return of the NHL and what it means for the rest of sports. What are his thoughts on the proposal for the NHL to come back? What are his thoughts on the teams out of the playoffs given another chance in the new proposal? What does he think playoff hockey will look like without fans in the stands? Are the players for the proposal?

Matt Velazquez, Bucks beat reporter for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, joins the show to talk about the NBA proposed resumption ideas, the Bucks and more. What are his thoughts on the proposed NBA playoff plan in Orlando? How will the proposed plan affect the Bucks? Would the plan be more unfair to a team like the Bucks or like the Clippers? What is the perfect plan to return to play? What does he put the odds on a season finishing?

Hour 3. Ryan Horvat continues the show by taking a look at the proposed NBA resumption idea of having group stages like the Soccer World Cup, and whether the idea makes sense. Plus, we'll talk with Jeff Veillete, Hockey Writer for The Faceoff Circle, about the proposed NHL resumption plan.

Hour 2. Ryan Horvat continues the show by talking about the battle between the MLB Players Association and the MLB Owners, and whether we'll see a season. Plus, we'll talk some hockey as they are on track to be the first major sport back.

Hour 1. Ryan Horvat (Host of The FAN Pregame Show on 105.7 FM The FAN in Milwaukee) is in for Bill today, breaking down the biggest topics of conversation in sports currently: NHL coming back, and the MLB potentially not coming back. Plus, we'll chat with Chad Millman, Chief Content Officer for The Action Network, about the economics of betting and how sports books have been affected by COVID-19. Do you think we'll have baseball by July 4th?

Chad Millman, Chief Content Officer for The Action Network, joins the show to talk about the economic downfall of betting during COVID-19. How has the sports hiatus affected not only the sports books but people like Chad that rely on betting for content? How have their writers transitioned from talking NBA playoffs to KBO baseball or NASCAR? Can sports books survive without an NFL season? How were the sports books growing before the coronavirus shut everything down? Have the sports books been able to do any business since sports were put on hold?

Hour 4. Bill wraps up the show by taking a look at some of the proposed plans to return to NBA and MLB play, as well as the NHL potentially coming back soon. Plus, we'll replay our interview with Bart Winkler, Host of the “Bart Winkler Morning Show” on 105.7 FM The FAN in Milwaukee, from earlier in the show.

Hour 3. Bill continues the show by playing clips from Packers Offensive Coordinator Nathaniel Hackett about year two of the new offense, and reacting to the cuts. Plus, a Rams player burned 10,000 calories in a day... is that even possible?

JR Radcliffe, Writer for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, joins the show to talk about his recent article on the top 50 moments in Wisconsin Sports of the last 50 years. What was his criteria for the list? Did he gain a greater appreciation for any team, player or event while making the list? How has the reaction been to the list? How do you compare off the field moments to on the field moments?

Tom Oates, writer for the Wisconsin State Journal/Madison.com, joins the show to talk sports hiatus, when we can expect to see sports back and more. Does he expect all major sports to come back this summer? How will the Bucks be affected if there are no fans in the stands for the NBA? Is he upset with the Packers draft this season? Has Father Time caught up to Aaron Rodgers?