We can never get too far away from Washington Commanders drama, and there is more brewing for the team from Washington. Bob talks some D.C. football to start the show. Later in the show he brings on Todd Parnell of the Flying Squirrels, just minutes before the gates open.

Station regular, Todd Parnell, who serves as the VP and Chief Operating Officer for the Flying Squirrels was on The Huddle today to talk opening night and the upcoming season.

Bob gives us a mini movie review and some updates on the Monday afternoon baseball throughout the hour. Bill Roth and Barry Svrluga join this hour.

The Lerner family is considering selling the Washington Nationals. Barry is on with us to get into the details of this surprising development. He also dives into a bit of Masters chat.

Bill is returning to the Virginia Tech football booth this fall and the Huddle this afternoon.

The Nationals collected their first victory after four tries and Bob is here to react to the trouble in Nationals land. He looks over opening weekend; including some bench clearings. Then we’ve got some college basketball and University of Richmond talk. The Spiders landed themselves a seven-footer, Neal Quinn and the coaching carousel continues to spin.

Matt is back from the weekend and he’s talking all things playoffs. He compares the postseasons between the three major American sports that are decided through series, MLB, NBA, and NHL. He reacts to Doc Rivers of the 76ers testy response to a Philly journalist asking him about lineups. Then, some Washington Commanders and Carson Wentz news.

More baseball in hour two on the Friday edition of The Sports Huddle. Bob gives his thoughts on the changes baseball is attempting to make in order to move the sport forward and what else need to change, including TV coverage. Chuck Culpepper is on with Bob to talk some Masters.

Chuck Culpepper of the Washington Post joins Bob to talk Masters. He also looks back on his experience in New Orleans at the Final Four.

MLB’s Opening Day part two is here and Bob is ecstatic. He’s got plenty of baseball talk for you. Richmond running back Aaron Dykes joins the show at the bottom of the hour