Dirt & Sprague

The Club Pro from Mission Viejo, CA stole the show at the 105th PGA Championship...Michael Block with an ace on 15 playing with Rory and finished T15 to qualify for next year's PGA is the best sports story of the year.

Dirt glad he avoided PGA spoilers while Sprague avoided awkward parents at his daughter's birthday party. Then, Michael Block was the story at the PGA, and it's the best story in a while in sports. Oh, and Brooks won his 5th Major, how many more are coming?

Dame snaps back at Tweets about Blazers needing to trade him...The guys advise fans not to live in a "Title or Bust" world. Howard Beck joins the Ticker with thoughts on the markets for the Blazers this offseason, and just what should the #3 pick and Ant fetch the Blazers if they trade it.

NHL & NBA Playoff picks with a little MLB sprinkled in.

The listeners are curious about Swag's Dad Bod, and why are Swag & Dirt mad at teenagers. Then, the ACC debating a weighted revenue distribution plan, could Pac-12 follow suit? Plus, Spraguin the Line and does the show have low T?

National NBA Writer Howard Beck returns to the Ticker with thoughts on what sort of market the Blazers can create with the #3 draft pick and a combination of players this offseason.

The guys had naps ruin their Thursdays, and they are now having more respect for the "bubble" titles. Then, should we change the show name, and PGA Round 1 nuggets. The Nuggets go up 2-0 but are they being disrespected by national media...and is LeBron officially old and are the Lakers cooked?

Ken Barkley of BetQL with his thoughts on betting Jimmy Butler, the WNBA and Week 1 opening lines of the NFL, Then Micah Parsons... just pick a team. The Pac-12 with some broadcasting announcements (no not that one) and did Dirt steal Chauncy Billups' Mother's Day reservation?

BetQL host and Audacy Sports Betting Insider Ken Barkley with his weekly visit discussing the Jimmy Butler factor with Heat lines, WNBA futures and NFL Week 1 lines.

National CFB writer for ESPN Adam Rittenberg, returned to the Ticker after his Spring Football trip to the Pac-12 schools with his thoughts on how deep the conference is this year, who his favorite is, and the prospects of putting a team in the playoff.