Jason Ross

Longtime Sacramento Bee reporter Marcos Breton was welcomed in the third hour and spoke about his process of voting for the baseball Hall Of Fame, what he believes are some of the greatest sports calls in history, including his favorite Howard Cosell's "Down goes Frazier" and what he thinks may happen in sports the rest of the year.

In the second hour of the show Emmy award winning Journalist Adam Housley joins the show and tells stories of covering events and situations such as Wars, major sports events and president elections. Adams also speaks about his time at Pepperdine and why he became a Journalist. Also the second round of the "Greatest Sports Calls" brackets kick off.

Grant and DC come out in the first hour of The Grant Napear Show speaking about some of the latest sports stories when it relates to the Sports actually being played again. Also longtime voice of the Orlando Magic David Steele joins the show and relives some memories of the Shaq and Penny era vs the Dwight Howard and Rashard Lewis era.

Longtime broadcaster Sam Rosen jumped on the show in the third hour and told the story about winning the Stanley Cup in the early 90's and how much it meant to him especially being from New York. Also morning show host Carmichael Dave makes an appearance to let everyone know what he has been doing for the Sacramento Community.

The voice of the NBA, ESPN/ABC broadcaster MIke Breen was welcomed to the show and spoke about some of the things he has missed why sports has been suspended, how honored he is to be elected to the Hall of Fame this year and how he called Rik Smith's college games. Plus the last first round bracket of the greatest sports sounds of all time is played out at the end of the hour.

Its the end of the week, a Friday edition of the show and its a pack jam show. Former teammate of Doug Christie, Damon Stoudamire, head coach of UOP, joined the show in the first hour and spoke about how much Terrell Brandon meant to him, what it was like playing with DC and how he was so excited to go play in Toronto.

In the last hour of the show, the radio voice of the Chicago Bulls Chuck Swirsky appeared on the show. Listen as Chuck talks about how he started in the Seattle area and who he listened too grwoing up to entice him to get into the industry of broadcasting. Chuck also talks about his time in Toronto with the Raptors and knowing DC early in his career.

Longtime Spurs radio announcer Bill Schoening jumped on the show and described to Grant and Doug his time many years ago as a reporter who had to cover executions while being a small college reporter in Texas, what he loved about covering sports at UT and how great it has been to work for the Spurs. Also the second bracket in the greatest sports calls goes live!

Former Sacramento King Spud Webb joins the show in the third hour and relives his time in Sacramento, how much he loved playing with Wayman Tisdale, how he sat with Moses Malone quite a bit and learned a ton from him. Plus Grant goes into story mode and relieves some fond memories of his around Wayman and how they met in Oklahoma years prior to coming together in Sacramento.

In the last hour of the show the fellas talk the next few days and the special guests that are coming on the show and what excitement they feel to speak to Jazz artist Boney James and legendary horse racing broadcaster Tom Durkin.