Just a day away from opening day, Al joins Bob to look forward to what he believes could be a very long and difficult season for the Washington Nationals.

College basketball is over, and Matt is turning his attention to the events to come this spring. Including the NFL draft and MLB opening day. Thor Nystrom of NBC Sports and Steve Melewski of MASNsports are Matt’s guests for today. Then, at the end of the show, Matt has some MLB futures to offer.

On the 30th anniversary of the opening of Camden Yards, Steve joins Matt to talk some Baltimore Orioles and baseball’s opening day.

Matt brings on Thor to talk about the NFL draft that is now less than a month away. It’s a confusing draft in terms of who are the best bets, and Liberty Quarterback Malik Willis is one of the recent risers after his impressive showings this spring.

Hour two with Bob and college basketball continues to be the biggest talking point. Our loyal listeners and David Teel join Bob to help wrap up the 2021-2022 college basketball season.

David decided to stay an extra day in New Orleans, and we decided to have him on to give us his impression of the 2022 Men’s Basketball Tournament and the ACC’s 14-5 record during the big dance. He looks to next season for both Duke and North Carolina, and the ACC as a whole.

Bob gives us his reaction to another classic the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament provided us. This time in the form of the Kansas Jayhawks’ exhilarating comeback past the North Carolina Tarheels, 72-69. Later, at the bottom of the hour, John Keim joins the show for a little break from the hardwood.

The team from Washington always seems to give us something to talk about, and unfortunately today, it is once again negative. John joins Bob to inform on what he knows. He also looks at the state of the team that will play on the field, including the addition of Carson Wentz.

Hopefully everyone was able to stay up and watch what turned out to be a thriller of a final. Matt is back to react to the wild second half comeback in the final game of the college basketball season. Then, it’s on to the Masters. Tiger Woods will be there and playing, and Ryan Ballenegee is on to give us the full scoop. Finally, could this be it for Dan Synder as the owner of the Washington Commanders? AJ Perez weighs in on the latest drama in D.C.

AJ Perez of Front Office Sports joined Matt to talk some NFL news, that centers around Washington’s owner, Daniel Synder.