FIFA president Gianni Infantino joined JR to discuss the upcoming Club World Cup and previews the 2026 World Cup!

JR isn't sold on the importance of the NBA's Play-In Tournament, This Day In Sports History April 15th edition.

JR honors the legendary Jackie Robinson on the anniversary of him breaking the MLB's color barrier, FIFA President Gianni Infantino joins the show, and Jalen Milroe is getting some attention ahead of the NFL Draft.

JR dives into the mess that is the Dallas Mavericks, while the Bucks prepare to enter the playoffs without Dame Lillard, and Mark Andrews' future in Baltimore.

JR breaks down the Zion trade rumors, the 2025 play-in tournament, Dolphins going to trade Jalen Ramsay, and Travis Hunter's comments the week before the draft.

JR opened the final hour of the show by reacting live to the WNBA Draft and the news that the Giants are conducting a private workout with Shedeur Sanders. JR then takes calls on Colorado retiring the numbers of Shedeur and Travis Hunter before ending the show with, "This Day In Sports History."

JR opened up the third hour of the show by discussing the importance of NBA coaches are the Suns fired Mike Budenholzer before reacting to Aaron Judge being named Team USA captain for the 2026 World Baseball Classic. The hour ends with JR reacting to Colorado announcing they are retiring the numbers of both Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter.

JR opened up hour two by reacting to Nico Iamaleava leaving Tennessee because of a NIL dispute before previewing the NBA postseason with former NBA All-Star Carlos Boozer. JR ended the hour by discussing if the Warriors have a chance to make a deep playoff run.

Former NBA All-Star Carlos Boozer joined JR to discuss the importance of head coaches in the NBA, his concern level with the Warriors, his NBA Finals prediction, why the Clippers are a dangerous team in the postseason and if he would consider Duke's season a success.

JR opened the show by reflecting on Rory McIlroy winning the Masters and completing the career grand slam. JR then discusses what the win means for Rory's career with VSiN's Wes Reynolds before ending the hour by taking calls on Rory breaking through.