Hour 3. Bill continues the show with a bit of breaking news, as reports coming out are that the NBA is in favor of resuming in Orlando, FL at Disney, involving all 30 teams and a full tournament. Bill reacts to the news, and hears from the infamous man who allegedly cooked the pizza Michael Jordan ate in 1997. What do you think of the NBA's idea to resume play?

Tim Kurkjian, Baseball Writer/Analyst for ESPN, joins the show to talk about the challenge of returning to baseball, when the league can resume, and more. Does he think we’ll see some baseball this year? What are some of the challenges that baseball is facing in returning to play? Why are the players opposed to a salary cap? What are his thoughts on the universal DH? Will there be an asterisk on any champion named this season? When does he think a decision needs to be made?

Hour 2. Bill continues the show by analyzing NFL writer Jason La Canfora's article, in which he doesn't list the Packers as one of the eight teams fighting for the Lombardi trophy. Plus, we'll talk some baseball with Tim Kurkjian, Baseball Wrier/Analyst for ESPN. Is Jason La Canfora right about the Packers?

Hour 1. Bill kicks off the show by looking at some of the moves Packers GM Brian Gutekunst has made, specifically this year's NFL Draft, and whether or not this draft class will define him as a GM. Plus, we'll chat with Tim Allen, Host of the Baseball Post Game Show on 105.7FM The FAN in Milwaukee, about the battle between the MLB owners and the players union. Will this draft class define Brian Gutekunst as a GM?

Tim Allen, Host of the Baseball Post Game Show on 105.7FM The FAN in Milwaukee, joins the show to talk about the return to baseball, the Brewers and more. Does he expect baseball to be back by July 4th? Why does he think baseball is having such a hard time resuming play? How do the owners convince the players to get back on the field? Does he like the realignment idea, and the universal DH?

Hour 4. Bill wraps up the show with another rendition of Buy or Sell with Radio Joe. Plus, we'll replay our interview with USA Today's Bob Nightengale from earlier in the show. Buy or Sell: After seeing and learning more about MJ, he's clearly better than LeBron.

Burke Griffin, Sports Director for WFRV-TV CBS 5 in Green Bay, joins the show to talk Packers draft, Rodgers/LaFleur press conference and more. What are his thoughts on the Packers’ draft class? Why does he think the Packers took Jordan Love? Who does he think will be a wildcard to be the #2 receiver? Did he like the idea of trading up for a QB? Does he expect there to be a 2020 NFL season?

Kevin Harlan, Play-by-play Broadcaster for CBS Sports/Turner Sports/Westwood One, joins the show to talk sports hiatus, returning to sports and more. What has he been up to during this quarantine? What does he see a return to the NBA looking like? Would we see some of the teams out of the playoff hunt play again, or would it just be playoffs? Does he see the NFL playing their season? Was he surprised with what the Packers did in the draft?

Hour 3. Bill continues the show by talking some more "Last Dance", as the alleged worker that made the pizza for MJ before the food poising game claims that he made the pizza himself and that there's no way it could have made him sick. Plus, we'll chat with the legendary Kevin Harlan, Play-by-play Broadcaster for CBS Sports/Turner Sports/Westwood One and Burke Griffin, Sports Director for WFRV-TV CBS 5 in Green Bay.

Hour 2. Bill continues the show with a conversation with Bob Nightengale, Baseball Columnist for USA Today, about the challenges facing the MLB in returning to play. Plus, we'll hear some more clips from Aaron Rodgers' press conference on Friday. Do you still feel like baseball is coming back this summer?