As Atlanta is beginning to make a push to win another NL East title this season, the Braves begin a three game series versus the Reds on Tuesday. The former player, turned broadcaster gives his thoughts on how the team is playing as they hit the home stretch of the schedule.

The former Virginia Tech Hokies makes some time after Monday's practice to talk about entering his fifth season with the Baltimore Ravens, plus getting the opportunity to score a touchdown last season and a message for other Hokies athletes.

Former Florida State head coach Bobby Bowden appeared in studio with Greg Burton on October 1, 2015 during a visit to Richmond. He talked with Greg about dealing with defeat, losing to UVA in Charlottesville and other great topics.

On Saturday’s show, scheduled guests include Tom Albertrani and Horacio Karamanos. Albertrani, a trainer, has won 11 Grade 1 races in his career, three of them with the recently deceased Bernardini. Karamanos is the all-time leading rider at Colonial Downs and a winner of more than 2,300 races in North America.

Also slated to join the show are Jessica Paquette, Chuck Lopez, and Derby Bill Watson. Paquette is the on-air handicapper for Colonial Downs, while Lopez, a jockey, won twice there on his 61st birthday. Derby Bill, of course, is the former on-air handicapper for Colonial.

Bob opens the hour talking with Spiders football senior Tyler Dressler. He also gives his thoughts on the Hall of Fame game from Thursday night plus coaches sound clips.

It's Matt's last show before some vacation time. He is joined by Boeheim's Army member Andrew White who played on the winning TBT squad. He also talks with new Cavs Corner contributor Damon Dillman in Charlottesville after UVA begin fall football camp on Friday.

Bob is live at Robins Stadium for the first day of Spiders football practice. He's joined by Matt Josephs to talk some basketball along with John O'Connor from the Richmond Times-Dispatch who gives his perspective on UR's upcoming season.

The Spiders senior is looking for big things from his team this year after a 3-1 spring campaign that include three missed games because of COVID. The linebacker joined Bob after day one of camp to tell us how things went, his expectations and more.

Following a spring season in which Richmond went 3-1, missing three games because of COVID, the Spiders are ready for a full fall schedule which opens in four weeks. Richmond Times-Dispatch beat reporter tells Bob how he sees things going after the short turnaround with several super-seniors on the roster.

The new contributor for CavsCorner.com hops on with Matt to give his thoughts on the first day of UVA football practice.