The guys sit down with Predators Assistant General Manager Paul Fenton and have a riveting conversation about how the Predators built their cup contending team and what they look for in prospective draft picks and free agents. They also discuss a few former Predators draft picks and their development and contribution to the team.

The guys sit down with Predators Assistant GM Paul Fenton and talk about scouting and building a successful hockey club. The guys then spend a fun segment talking about why Darren cannot fall asleep on planes or in cars. Rounding out the hour is a discussion about Predator Center Mike Ribiero relapsing with his alcohol issues.

Willy sits down with Titans offensive lineman Josh Kline to talk about the Predators, where Josh, the Titans O-line, and Marcus Mariota were towel waivers on Tuesday. They also discussed Kline's career and the Titans progress as a team and hopes for this season.

In the final hour of the show Willy talks with Titan Offensive Lineman Josh Kline about the Predators and Titans. Then Willy takes some listener calls about about what to watch for during tonight's game, and the hour finishes off with a Peter Laviolette press conference from earlier today

Jared and the GM discuss if the Ducks could come back from a 3-1 series deficit to the Predators.

The guys talk about the home-ice advantage the Preds have at Bridgestone, and have to ask the question: is P.K. Subban getting the credit he deserves? Predators Radio announcer, Pete Weber, joins the show.

Pete Weber joins the show to discuss Game 4 between the Preds & Ducks, and what the Preds' playoff run means to him.

Jared and Floyd ponder if the Preds could get complacent with a big lead, and point out they need to keep the fire lit to finish off the Ducks. Preds defense has been elite and it has to stay that way.

Kenny Albert joins the guys at Barrel House inside of Bridgestone Arena to discuss the Preds playoff run.

Kenny Albert hops on with Jared and Floyd. The guys also discuss the Ducks history of comebacks and what to expect from the Preds in Game 4.