Jon continues hour two by talking all things Atlanta Braves with 92.9 The Game’s own Braves insider Joe Patrick. Jon starts things off by asking Joe what concerns does he have for this Atlanta Braves team. Joe responds by saying “The bat is definitely a concern, and I don’t know if this is much of a concern, but the bullpen isn’t as good as it was last year.” Joe continues by saying “The bullpen isn’t as strong as it was last year, but I actually believe the starting rotation is better than it was last year. The rest of the Braves offseason will be about getting better or worse. If they are able to re-sign Ozuna along with the starting pitchers they brought in I think they’ll be better, but if they don’t re-sign Ozuna then I don’t think they are that much better.” Next, Jon talks to Joe about his frustration about being a month away from the season and not knowing what the roster is going to be. Joe responds by saying that “It seems that way because the Braves haven’t made many moves besides signing the two starting pitchers.” Joe continues by saying “The Braves haven’t been in front of people’s minds in Atlanta sports because they haven’t been in the headlines.” Next, Jon asks Joe about the Braves contract situations and Joe says “Freddie is the priority, not time wise, but contract wise that has to get done, and I think it’s a big thing looming over the organization right now.” Joe continues by saying that “I’m surprised the Braves haven’t done any trades to help move some money around and make the timing of those contracts better.” Joe finishes his thought by saying “It would be looked at as a travesty if the Braves couldn’t resign some of these guys because a guy like Mike Soroka is a guy you build your franchise around.” Finally, Jon wraps things up by asking Joe about the closing situation for the Braves. Joe responds by saying “Yea Will Smith is the closer it seems like, and even if the Braves re-sign Melancon he will probably be in more of a set-up role.”

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To kick off hour two of this Tuesday edition of The Jon Chuckery Show, Jon dives into his NFL Squib Kick segment where he talks about, Duce Staley asking out of contract with the Eagles and going to the Lions, Aaron Rodgers being unsure of his future, Madden wanting coaches to play Madden, and Chuckery ends the NFL Squib Kick segment by giving you some Josh Allen quotes after the Buffalo Bills loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in this year’s AFC Championship Game. Next, Jon continues hour two by talking all things Atlanta Braves with 92.9 The Game’s own Braves insider Joe Patrick. Finally, Jon closes out hour two of this Monday edition of The Jon Chuckery Show with the fan favorite segment What's Buggin Chuckery, where he talks about Green Bay Packers head coach Matt Lafleur learning from the best.

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Jon continues hour one by talking all things Atlanta Hawks with Atlanta Hawks beat writer for the AJC Sarah Spencer. Jon starts things off by asking Sarah what’s the difference in Deandre Hunter’s play last season versus this season, and Sarah responds by saying “Deandre Hunter used the layoff time to his advantage.” Sarah also said “I asked him that same question and he told me he watched a ton of film from his rookie year, he watched a ton of film on guys around his size who are really good at drawing fouls, and he just watched a ton a film to help himself get better.” Next, Jon asks about Clint Capela and how he’s been coming on lately. Sarah responds by saying “A lot of people forget that he was with the team last year, but with that nagging knee injury he wasn’t been able to really practice.” Also, Sarah says “Trae Young, Lloyd Pierce, and other Hawks said that he has helped us out tremendously in the rebounding category already, but he’s still nowhere where he is going to be, and obviously they were right.” Jon continues things by asking Sarah about Danilo Gallinari and the amount of minutes he will start to get. Sarah says “Gallo had back to back ankle injuries so I think the Hawks are just slowly working him back and letting him do what he can, so I’m not sure how much he will really play.” Sarah finishes his thought by saying “He played about 19 minutes against Milwaukee, so I think he will play a few more minutes than that.” Next, Jon asks about Cam Reddish’s up and down season so far. Sarah says that “It just seems like he’s rushing.” Sarah finishes her thought by saying “Some games he’s in sync and some games he's out of sync, defensively he’s pretty consistent, but time will tell if that balances out.” Finally, Jon wraps things up by asking Sarah if she thinks the overall three point shooting and team defense will get better. Sarah says “I think it’s tough to tell with all the moving parts due to injuries right now.” Sarah continues by saying “Trae started off slow, and Bogi started off slow, and now he’s hurt, As far as the team defense goes this team’s best defender in Kris Dunn is hurt and might be hurt for a while, so the Hawks have just been dealt a tough hand.”

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On this Monday edition of The Jon Chuckery Show, Jon kicks off the show by setting the table, and talking about what is on deck for tonight’s show. Next, Chuck talks about the Super Bowl 55 matchup being set, the short-handed Hawks losing to the Milwaukee Bucks, Georgia Tech losing in a good effort, and Jon closes out tonight’s opening segment by discussing the MLB deciding on no universal designated hitter. Next,

Jon continues hour one by talking all things Atlanta Hawks with Atlanta Hawks beat writer for the AJC Sarah Spencer. Finally, To close out hour one of this Monday edition of The Jon Chuckery Show, Chuckery takes a look back and recaps Championship Sunday in the NFL.

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Jon continues hour one by talking all things Georgia Tech with Ken Seguira of the AJC. Jon starts things off by asking Ken how head coach Josh Pastner has dealt with the starts and stops of their season thus far. Ken says that “they have played like a team that hasn’t had that much time off.” Next, Jon asks Ken if there is any type of plan to make these games up and get the rest of these games played. Ken basically says that there is a plan to just kind of cram some games in and also mentions that “They have the deal with the ACC Network so they certainly want to get those games done and the kids certainly want to play.” Jon continues things by asking Ken about how the team has made their offensive balance a strength this season. Ken responds by saying “There’s a lot of things to like about this team, but being able to have multiple guys scoring, and having a wealth of guys scoring is a huge luxury to have and it’s something Joshua hasn’t had before.” Next, Jon asks Ken about what concerns this team has. Ken says “The depth is definitely a concern, they are only going about seven deep right now, and they also might struggle against a big man who can actually score down low.”

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Jon kicks off the final hour of this special Saturday edition of the John Chuckery show by breaking down new general manager of the Atlanta Falcons Terry Fontenot. Next, Jon continues the final hour of this special Saturday edition of The Jon Chuckery Show by letting you hear The Morning Show with John and Hugh’s interview with WDAE Morning Show host in Tampa Tom Krasniqi who talked with The Morning Show about the Tampa Bay Buccaneers upcoming NFC Championship game against the Green Bay Packers and what people should expect. In the final full segment of this special Saturday edition of the John Chuckery show Jon talks about today being the anniversary of Hulk Mania. Finally, Jon closes out the show as he does all of his shows, with the Love TKO!

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Jon kicks off hour three of this special Saturday edition of the Jon Chuckery show by diving into Championship Sunday, and breaking down the Conference Championship games coming up tomorrow. Next, Jon continues hour two of this special Saturday edition of the Jon Chuckery Show with another fan favorite segment That's Life. In this edition of That’s life Jon talks about the winner of the billion dollar mega millions coming out of Michigan, the NBC Sports Network going away, and finally to close out this edition of That’s Life Jon and Dylan give their Top 10 TV Channels. Finally, Jon replays his interview from earlier in the show with Ken Ken Suguira of the AJC to close out hour three.

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Jon Chuckery kicks off hour two of this special Saturday edition of the Jon Chuckery Show by remembering Braves legend, sports legend, and great man Hammerin Hank Aaron. Next, Jon continues hour two by replaying Dukes and Bell interview with former Atlanta Brave and now Hall of famer Chipper Jones. Finally, Jon closes out hour two of this special Saturday edition of the Jon Chuckery Show with the fan favorite segment What's Buggin Chuckery. In this edition of What’s Buggin Chuckery, Chuck talks about the joke and disrespect that is the Houston Texans interviewing Josh McCown for their head coaching vacancy.

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On this special Saturday edition of The Jon Chuckery Show, Jon kicks off the show by Setting the table, and talking about what is on deck for tonight’s show. Next, Chuck talks about the passing of the legendary Hank Aaron, the Atlanta Hawks blowing out the Minnesota Timberwolves, and another legend in Larry King passing away this morning. Next, Jon continues hour one by talking all things Georgia Tech with Ken Seguira of the AJC. Finally, To close out hour one of this special Saturday edition of The Jon Chuckery Show, Chuckery breaks down new general manager of the Atlanta Falcons Terry Fontenot.

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Jon set the table. He then interviewed Jon Heyman.

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