Jason Ross

In the last hour of The Grant Napear Show with Doug Christie, Napes and DC talk whats coming up this week on the show including an interview with Mario Andretti.

The Washington Nationals color analyst and local star FP Santangleo was welcomed on the show in the third hour of the show. Hear FP talk about the Nationals run to become World Champs, how great Anthony Rendon is as a player and how fantastic it was to play with the Giants as a local product!

It's a Monday and the fellas are back with some new thoughts on the sports world as we know it from the pandemic situation. Listen as the fellas speak with longtime broadcaster Tim Brando about his beginning into the industry, how he feels his generation may be the last broadcasters to begin in radio and switch to tv.

Former Sacramento King Olden Polynice joined Grant and DC to talk about his start into basketball, how he grew up across the street from Rucker Park in NY and the time he was hurt in the playoffs and wasn't going to play until he hard the raucous crowd in Arco Arena. Plus the boys sample a few of the greatest sports broadcasting calls ever, with an outlook on the upcoming week of great calls to debut on the show.

Grant and DC wrap up the show and the week with a few thoughts on the week that it has been on the show and around the world as we continue to enter uncharted territory due to the Corona pandemic.

Former Seattle Sonic and current Portland Trailblazers TV announcer, Kevin Calbro jumped on the show in the third hour to discuss his beginnings of become a play by play announcer and relive some of his thoughts working for the Sonics. Plus longtime NFL coach Wade Phillips is welcomed to the show to discuss his book "Son of a Bum" and what its like to have great defensive players at your disposal on the football field.

In the second hour of the show, the conversation of basketball and great stories take over, as Toronto Raptors TV analyst Leo Rauntins and former NBA, three time champion Mario Elie join Grant and Doug. Hear everything from how basketball in Canada has become such huge sport from Leo, to what former basketball Hall of Famer Mario used to take to the neighborhood courts in New York while growing up.