In the final hour of the show, Coach and Braden talk about some of the important answers Padres owner Peter Seidler had on Ben & Woods this morning. How this season is a "go for it" year, but also why the expectations for 2023 might be a recurring goal for the Padres for years to come. Seidler talks about the long term plan for the Padres, and Coach and Braden could not be more excited. Braden gives an update on where the San Diego State Aztecs stand on the latest bracketology. Finally, Scott Miller joins the show live from Arizona for an update on everything going on in the Cactus League with games about to start on Friday. 

In hour 3 of the program, Ben Higgins joins Coach and Braden live from Peoria on an update from Padres Spring Training after their second full day of workouts. Later on, Padres fans call in to make a case for why the team needs to give Manny Machado whatever he wants in order for him to remain with the organization. Finally, with three regular season games left for San Diego State Aztec basketball, Mark Zeigler joins the program to preview how the final two weeks look for SDSU entering postseason play.

In Hour 2 of the program, Coach and Braden talk about the talking points San Diego Padres Manager Bob Melvin made earlier on Ben and Woods. Later on, they talk about two young arms the Padres have had in the organization, for what seems like a long time, that could make an impact in 2023. Finally, Washington State Head Baseball Coach Brian Green joins the show. Coach Green talks about growing up in Temecula as a Padres fan and how his career has led him to Pullman, and how important it is for him and his team to participate in the Tony Gwynn Legacy Tournament this weekend in San Diego. 

John Kentera starts off his show by talking about the Manny Machado contract situation as well as San Diego State's big win over Colorado State last night. Later on, callers are excited for Spring Training games to start. Finally, John and Braden Surprenant talk about why MLB doesn't seem to like the idea that the Padres are one of the top spenders in payroll and why Peter Seidler is the best sports owner San Diego has ever had.