Tiger Tiger Tiger Tiger Tiger Tiger Tiger Tiger Woods, y'all. He did a thing. Obviously it was amazing. But there were so many other thoughts that ran through Glenn's mind as he watched. The "What could have been?" aspects of it all. Midway through Hour 1, PGA Tour golfer/former Quicken Loans National champ and Navy alum Billy Hurley III joined us to discuss the monumental weekend for the golf world plus his thoughts on how Tiger has changed as a person. In Hour 2, our pal Booker Corrigan joined us in studio-first to talk golf then to talk the week that was in college lacrosse-including a short visit with Hall of Famer Dave Cottle!

Drew Forrester (DrewsMorningDish.com) is back and is exactly as laser-focused as you would expect him to be for the Friday of Masters week. Speaking of laser-focused, Chris Davis you guys. Also we tackle the Rick Reilly/Trump golf book, Nick Bosa's decision to stop Tweeting about Trump and much more. A WILD Masters-themed Jon Proctor Quiz this week with an INSANE twist just when you thought the thing had ended (stay to the end, seriously). And we wrapped the show by chatting with Baltimore-born boxer Nick Kisner, who is fighting Otto Wallin on Showtime in Atlantic City tomorrow night as part of the Shields/Hammer card.

Drew Forrester (DrewsMorningDish.com) is back and is exactly as laser-focused as you would expect him to be for the Friday of Masters week. Speaking of laser-focused, Chris Davis you guys. Also we tackle the Rick Reilly/Trump golf book, Nick Bosa's decision to stop Tweeting about Trump and much more. A WILD Masters-themed Jon Proctor Quiz this week with an INSANE twist just when you thought the thing had ended (stay to the end, seriously). And we wrapped the show by chatting with Baltimore-born boxer Nick Kisner, who is fighting Otto Wallin on Showtime in Atlantic City tomorrow night as part of the Shields/Hammer card.

Drew Forrester (DrewsMorningDish.com) is back and is exactly as laser-focused as you would expect him to be for the Friday of Masters week. Speaking of laser-focused, Chris Davis you guys. Also we tackle the Rick Reilly/Trump golf book, Nick Bosa's decision to stop Tweeting about Trump and much more. A WILD Masters-themed Jon Proctor Quiz this week with an INSANE twist just when you thought the thing had ended (stay to the end, seriously). And we wrapped the show by chatting with Baltimore-born boxer Nick Kisner, who is fighting Otto Wallin on Showtime in Atlantic City tomorrow night as part of the Shields/Hammer card.

Very busy Thursday edition of GCR-is there any actual reason for a casual fan to be excited about the start of the NBA Playoffs? We discussed that and more at the start of today's show-which was very busy. Early in Hour 1, our weekly visit with the Bowie Baysox-as INF Preston Palmeiro (yep) checked in to discuss trying to establish his own name instead of being known as his father's son. Later in the hour, our weekly visit with The Athletic's Patrick Stevens (@D1scourse) talking Virginia's title win, Jalen Smith's return to Maryland, Ryan Odom choosing not to leave for Virginia Tech and more. Early in Hour 2, veteran sportswriter Rick Reilly checked in to discuss The Masters and his new book "Commander in Cheat: How Golf Explains Trump." After that, Loyola University Professor of Economics/former Orioles economic adviser Dr. Stephen J.K. Walters checked in to discuss his op-ed for the Baltimore Sun about the Orioles/Chris Davis mess. And we wrapped the hour by chatting with Maryland WR Jeshaun Jones about spring practice and what Mike Locksley has brought to the program.

Very busy Thursday edition of GCR-is there any actual reason for a casual fan to be excited about the start of the NBA Playoffs? We discussed that and more at the start of today's show-which was very busy. Early in Hour 1, our weekly visit with the Bowie Baysox-as INF Preston Palmeiro (yep) checked in to discuss trying to establish his own name instead of being known as his father's son. Later in the hour, our weekly visit with The Athletic's Patrick Stevens (@D1scourse) talking Virginia's title win, Jalen Smith's return to Maryland, Ryan Odom choosing not to leave for Virginia Tech and more. Early in Hour 2, veteran sportswriter Rick Reilly checked in to discuss The Masters and his new book "Commander in Cheat: How Golf Explains Trump." After that, Loyola University Professor of Economics/former Orioles economic adviser Dr. Stephen J.K. Walters checked in to discuss his op-ed for the Baltimore Sun about the Orioles/Chris Davis mess. And we wrapped the hour by chatting with Maryland WR Jeshaun Jones about spring practice and what Mike Locksley has brought to the program.

Very busy Thursday edition of GCR-is there any actual reason for a casual fan to be excited about the start of the NBA Playoffs? We discussed that and more at the start of today's show-which was very busy. Early in Hour 1, our weekly visit with the Bowie Baysox-as INF Preston Palmeiro (yep) checked in to discuss trying to establish his own name instead of being known as his father's son. Later in the hour, our weekly visit with The Athletic's Patrick Stevens (@D1scourse) talking Virginia's title win, Jalen Smith's return to Maryland, Ryan Odom choosing not to leave for Virginia Tech and more. Early in Hour 2, veteran sportswriter Rick Reilly checked in to discuss The Masters and his new book "Commander in Cheat: How Golf Explains Trump." After that, Loyola University Professor of Economics/former Orioles economic adviser Dr. Stephen J.K. Walters checked in to discuss his op-ed for the Baltimore Sun about the Orioles/Chris Davis mess. And we wrapped the hour by chatting with Maryland WR Jeshaun Jones about spring practice and what Mike Locksley has brought to the program.

It's a #WouldYouRatherWednesday here on GCR with a Chris Davis theme. Before that, who did Jalen Smith get advice from? And the hell is going on with the Lakers? Now-WouldYouRather be Chris Davis and make nearly $200 million but go down as perhaps the athlete who fell off the absolute most in the history of the sport OR be a journeyman like Evan Gattis who made decent but not nearly THAT much money but also won a World Series? Late in Hour 1, author Ron Snyder joined us to discuss his new book "A Season To Forget" about the 1988 Baltimore Orioles and their 0-21 start. Early in Hour 2, new Orioles play by play guy Kevin Brown checked in to discuss his new gig, his first game also being the night where Chris Davis made awful history and more. And later in Hour 2, Louisville WR/projected mid-round pick Jaylen Smith checked in to discuss the possibility of re-joining Lamar Jackson-who he has still been working out with in the weeks leading up to the Draft.

It's a #WouldYouRatherWednesday here on GCR with a Chris Davis theme. Before that, who did Jalen Smith get advice from? And the hell is going on with the Lakers? Now-WouldYouRather be Chris Davis and make nearly $200 million but go down as perhaps the athlete who fell off the absolute most in the history of the sport OR be a journeyman like Evan Gattis who made decent but not nearly THAT much money but also won a World Series? Late in Hour 1, author Ron Snyder joined us to discuss his new book "A Season To Forget" about the 1988 Baltimore Orioles and their 0-21 start. Early in Hour 2, new Orioles play by play guy Kevin Brown checked in to discuss his new gig, his first game also being the night where Chris Davis made awful history and more. And later in Hour 2, Louisville WR/projected mid-round pick Jaylen Smith checked in to discuss the possibility of re-joining Lamar Jackson-who he has still been working out with in the weeks leading up to the Draft.

It's a #WouldYouRatherWednesday here on GCR with a Chris Davis theme. Before that, who did Jalen Smith get advice from? And the hell is going on with the Lakers? Now-WouldYouRather be Chris Davis and make nearly $200 million but go down as perhaps the athlete who fell off the absolute most in the history of the sport OR be a journeyman like Evan Gattis who made decent but not nearly THAT much money but also won a World Series? Late in Hour 1, author Ron Snyder joined us to discuss his new book "A Season To Forget" about the 1988 Baltimore Orioles and their 0-21 start. Early in Hour 2, new Orioles play by play guy Kevin Brown checked in to discuss his new gig, his first game also being the night where Chris Davis made awful history and more. And later in Hour 2, Louisville WR/projected mid-round pick Jaylen Smith checked in to discuss the possibility of re-joining Lamar Jackson-who he has still been working out with in the weeks leading up to the Draft.