Scott Wetzel opens the show saying the Miami Heat have no chance against the Lakers, especially if they have to play any part of the series without Goran Dragic or Jimmy Butler. Scott’s misery is made worse after the Yankees made two comebacks to eliminate the Indians from the playoffs.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show talking about the NBA Finals, and how LeBron James is trying to form a narrative around his life in the Orlando Bubble. Scott breaks down the Broncos quarterback issues, and how bad TV ratings could be for tomorrow night’s TNF game between Denver and the New York Jets.

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Scott Wetzel opens the show wondering if the Titans, who shut down their practice facility due to covid, could practice somewhere else. Going over to the MLB playoffs, Scott says Shane Bieber looked awful, while Gerritt Cole looked like his powerful self in a strong win over the Indians. Scott questions why the Rays pulled Blake Snell while pitching 1-hit baseball against the Blue Jays.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show saying the Pro leagues have done a good job of handling no fans in the stands, but also notes the stale atmosphere of a possible big playoff matchup between the Chiefs and Ravens. Scott talks about the Clippers firing Doc Rivers, and wonders if Brad Stevens is next. Scott looks at which quarterbacks starting jobs are in jeopardy heading into Week 4.

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Scott Wetzel opens the show looking at how the Chiefs and Pat Mahomes have proved they are the top dogs in the AFC, and the Ravens with Lamar Jackson have a ways to go before they can be true contenders. Scott thinks the Dolphins are in trouble, thinking the Chiefs will go undefeated. Scott congratulates the Lightning, and says again that Tampa Bay could be the sports capital of the world, depending on the luck of the Rays and Bucs. 

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Scott opens the second hour of the show looking at how the Jets and Giants are both embarrassing in their losses to the Colts and 49ers, respectively. Scott congratulates the Browns for being above .500 for the first time since 2014. Scott questions how the Texans could fall to 0-3 with DeShaun Watson, but also tells Houston fans to have faith, thanks to a mediocre AFC South.

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Scott Wetzel opens the show looking at how the Falcons blew another big lead against the Bears, saying you can feel the panic setting in when the Bears made Nick Foles starter. Scott goes on to talk about his Celtics falling to the Heat, saying Miami deserves to be Eastern Conference Champions.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show looking at how the Lakers were never in trouble in Game 4. Scott previews the weekend in the NFL. Scott talks about Vin Scully selling off his World Series memorabilia.

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Scott Wetzel opens the show looking at how his Dolphins played great from start to finish against the Jaguars. Scott talks about the Lakers going up 3-1 on the Nuggets, and questions if the Lakers had better ratings than Thursday Night Football. The Pac-12 is coming back, but Scott doesn’t think the conference wants to play.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show looking at how Brad Stevens and the Celtics don’t have the ability to get past the conference finals. Scott says he feels sorry for Gordon Hayward, citing how he stayed in the Orlando bubble while his wife gave birth. Scott questions the idea of Mike D’Antoni coaching the Sixers. Scott explains why the White Sox are pretenders. Scott also thinks about a world where Tampa could be the sports capital of the world.

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