Scott Wetzel opens the show talking about some of the sports wardrobe he owns, including his 1-on-1 sports shirt. Looking at the NBA, Scott calls Kawhi Leonard a different type of superstar, and says Kyle Lowry has elevated his game. Scott is surprised the NBA is playing tonight, citing the slew of sports, including opening night of the NFL.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show looking at how the NFL futures have some great value, citing 50-1 odds for the Texans. Scott wants to cheer for Leonard Fournette and the Bucs, but also doesn’t like him taking shots at his former team. Scott agrees with Jerry Jones that it’s time to move on from the issue of kneeling for the National Anthem.

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Scott Wetzel opens the show talking about how Rajon Rondo, not LeBron, was the reason the Lakers won game 3 against the Rockets. Scott talks about the Heat ousting the top-seeded Bucks, and how it seems that Giannis will not leave Milwaukee. Scott finds good news in more negative covid cases from the NFL.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show looking at how the NBA playoffs have had too many technical fouls, and explains how teams need to stop complaining. Scott explains how James Harden’s lack of understanding nuances of the NBA will keep him from winning a title. Scott “congratulates” the Titans on signing JaDaveon Clowney.

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Scott Wetzel opens the show talking about how the Nuggets do not have enough offense to go deep in the playoffs. Scott talks about how the Padres may have won a battle, but could lose the war if Eric Hosmer is out for the beginning of the playoffs.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show looking at how the Raptors and Flyers were part of making sure the NBA and NHL playoffs, respectively, have the drama we fans have yearned for. Scott says to keep betting against the Red Sox and Nationals, and also questions the timing of the Phillies retiring Dick Allen’s number. Scott believes Josh Gordon, re-signed by the Seahawks, is a cat with nine lives.

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Scott Wetzel opens the show talking about the Raptors game winner against the Celtics, and how Boston needs to be smarter on defense. In the late game, Scott lays into the Nuggets for laying an egg against the Clippers. Scot tips his cap to Kawhi Leonard, calling him the best all-around player in the NBA.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show looking at how the Bucs are willing to give Leonard Fournette a chance in their backfield, and at a steal; Scott questions why the Patriots let Fournette join Tom Brady. Scott remembers the great Tom Seaver.

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Scott Wetzel opens the show laying into the NBA refs, saying they have been horrific during the NBA bubble. Scott explains why the Bucks are not Championship contenders. Scott talks about how hockey has no strategy, citing last night’s Avalanche-Stars game. Scott questions which league has the worst officials.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show talking about the Marlins looking like a sleeper for a good playoff run. Looking at the Saints possibly trading Alvin Kamara, Scott likes the idea of sending him to the Bills, and also loves the fantasy move of sending him to division rival Tampa Bay or the LA Rams. Scott also has some good news from the NFL, in the form of extremely low amount of positive covid tests.

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