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Bobby is out today, Josh Pacheco fills in. Nick Shepkowski from 670 The Score in Chicago talks Notre Dame sports, whether or not they stay independent for the year or look towards the ACC or SEC for help. Neal Coolong of USA Today talks NFL news, as more and more NFL players opt out of the 2020 season due to COVID.

On the beginning of the work week edition, former NBA player and Milwaukee Bucks TV analyst Marques Johnson joins the show to talk about the Bucks, the NBA restart, and something about a movie called "White Men Can't Jump." Brad Gagnon from Bleacher report talks the NFL and Eno Sarris from the Athletic talks the MLB. Also, how prepared were the guys for Hurricane Douglas?

Toronto Raptors GM Bobby Webster talks to the guys from inside the NBA "bubble". The Kailua native and Iolani alum reflects on his time as a general manager and what he likes about his Raptors squad going into the NBA restart. Plus, the guys discuss their Sunday dodging Hurricane Douglas, the PacWest Conference announcement about the postponement of fall sports, the challenges already facing the MLB season, Tyson vs Jones Jr., and as always they end the show with their "Best and Worst".

Bobby is out today, Josh is in. We fill you in on today's sports news. How will the MLB deal with the Miami Marlins COVID situation, and will the season be suspended or even cancelled? What's the NFL looking like now, and how will the next basketball player break quarantine?

Josh is in for Bobby and talks with great guest today. University of Hawaii Assistant Football Coach Trent Figg, Wahine Soccer Head Coach Michelle Nagamine, UH Hilo Athletic Director Pat Guillen and UH Men's Basketball Assistant Coach Chris Gerlufsen all talk how the pandemic is changing the college sports world.

On this show, we join in when the MLB opening day game between the Nationals and Yankees started the rain delay which eventually leads to the game being called. Josh Houtz from the Phinsider talks Miami Dolphins football and Bill Shaikin from the LA Times talk the Los Angeles Dodgers and Angels. Also, with Hurricane Douglas coming towards Hawaii, Zephyr Insurance President and CEO Tim Johns joins the show to talk about how you can be prepared.

Bobby is out today, Josh Pacheco fills in. Chris Vannini, who covers college football for The Athletic, talks the struggles and what to expect as we get ready for the college football season. Dr. Tom Buning joins us as the new Athletic Director of Chaminade University to talk about what Chaminade is dealing with as conferences like the Pac-West look inwards. Lastly, Michael J. Duarte from NBC LA comes in to talk about Mookie Betts' massive contract and Opening Day today.

On this mid-week edition of the show, University of Hawaii Rainbow Wahine volleyball coach Kaleo Baxter talks about the potential upcoming season and what the team is doing in lieu of Covid-19. Also, Ryan Divish from the Seattle Times talks about the Seattle Mariners. And it's national hot dog day!

Bobby is out today, Josh Pacheco fills in. Geoff Grammer, sports writer for the Albaquerque Journal, talks about the governor of New Mexico pressuring their universities to cancel fall sports, two of which are on UH's football schedule. Joon Lee, ESPN staff writer, talks the monster deal coming out of the Dodgers' Clubhouse to extend Mookie Betts to how many years?

On this show, Scott Miller from Bleacher Report talks about the upcoming MLB season and what to expect from rule changes. Ed Graney from the Las Vegas Review Journal talks the Las Vegas Raiders and Mo Dakhil from Bleacher Report talks the NBA. Also, how many questions did one round of the ultimate sports trivia challenge go??