Theo Dorsey and Colin Russo break down the considerations of a potential Giannis and Heat trade.

On this episode of The Dam Sports Show

Wally Lukachinsky and Charlie Dern are LIVE on DailyDodgeTV as Jason Wilde joins the show to react to the latest Packers buzz and then we discuss how Adam Schefter said the schedule release is scheduled sometime between May 12th and May 14th.

Plus, Wade sits down with Beaver Dam golf coach Ed Popovich to preview the upcoming season and what’s ahead for the program.

🕓4:00PM – Jason Wilde

🕔 4:50 PM – This or That

📺 Watch the Dam Sports Show LIVE 4-5PM on DailyDodgeTV and let us know in the chat — will the Packers get a primetime-heavy schedule this year?

Theo Dorsey, Colin Russo and Kristina Costanza break down their favorite nicknames and Mike Vrabel's weekend getaway.

Community advocate Tory Lowe joins the show to highlight his upcoming Community Cleanup on April 18, an effort aimed at bringing neighbors together to restore pride, safety, and unity across Milwaukee. He breaks down where volunteers are needed, why this work matters, and how small acts of service can spark big change in the city.

A fragile ceasefire is now in place between the U.S. and Iran, but tensions remain high as threats, mixed signals, and continued attacks raise questions about how long it will hold. Jordana Miller joins us with the latest developments, what’s happening on the ground, and what to watch next.

Waddle and Silvy are joined by Courtney Cronin to discuss the Bulls state of despair before they run through Waddle's World and play Florida or Ohio.

Tory Lowe wraps up his convo with Shake James about 414 Days then gets into the fires that have continued at storage facilities around Milwaukee.

CLE Browns Daily HR 2 - Beau and Nathan talk Masters, they react to Bill Barnwell's mock trades, and they hear from Tyson Campbell at the podium.

Waddle and Silvy unwind in the FAFO show and let it rip while they discuss random sports encounters and name some dudes. Then, they take a deep dive in the the Bulls and what the hell is going on with their process.

Steve and Kristin dive into a surprisingly real question: does how politicians look actually matter?

Inspired by a USA Today article pushing for “hotter” candidates, they debate whether appearance, charisma, and “cool factor” play a role in winning elections — or if it’s all superficial compared to policy.

It’s part political analysis, part pop culture, and fully Overtime.