Scott Wetzel opens the show looking at the first bench clearing incident of the MLB season, coming between the Dodgers and Astros. Scott thinks MLB is doing a disservice to the Miami Marlins by postponing their season until Sunday, and believes they should be able to bring up as many minor league players as needed. Scott says it’s time to take the Twins seriously, and it’s also time to throw in the towel with the Nationals.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show saying the NFL is its own entity, and it’s their choice whether or not they decide to play a full season, or wait out a bit, and shorten the season to 10-12 games. Scott explains why Jadeveon Clowney is the most overrated player in the NFL. Scott questions how the Patriots are treating Cam Newton.

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Scott Wetzel opens the show looking at the covid outbreak that hit the Marlins, and how he feels this was expected. Scott looks at the MLB games that were played last night, including another horrible outing for the Red Sox. Scott explains how when it comes to talent and numbers, the highest paid baseball players are not that far off from lower-tier players. Scott shares some good covid news when it pertains to the NHL.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show saying it was good to have baseball back this weekend, but not great for players getting a slew of injuries and not playing well. Scott calls out Lou Williams for “getting wings” at a strip club while outside the Orlando bubble, and also calls out the overall hypocrisy of the NBA and how they handle certain players. Scott talks about Jamal Adams being traded to the Seahawks.

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Scott Wetzel opens the show looking back at the weekend of baseball games, citing the wild endings in many of them. Scott explains how MLB had a solid start to the season, despite the Marlins and Reds getting a few players sick, and Shohei Othani not having a solid start on the mound. Scott breaks down the covid rules put together by the NFL.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show saying there is a bad trend in the NBA restart when it comes to the game totals. Scott has some questions for the revenue sharing between the NFL and NFLPA for the 2020 season. Scott gives his best bets for today’s slate of MLB games. Scott wonders why Washington’s football team hasn’t picked a team name yet, while the NHL’s Seattle team could easily name themselves the Kraken.

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Scott Wetzel opens the show looking back at the rain-shortened Yankees win, where Dr. Fauci made possibly the worst first pitch in baseball history. Scott shows some concerns after Juan Soto came down with covid, but worse, he was around the Nationals team yesterday. Scott is not a fan of MLB expanding the playoff teams for this season.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show saying he loves the 60 game MLB season, especially when it comes to prop bets. Going over to the NFL, Scott says the league has a decision to make when it comes to Antonio Brown, and how or when they can reinstate him. Scott gives his best bets for the MLB season.

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Scott Wetzel opens the show with excitement for the MLB season, but questions why the league is looking to expand the playoff teams to 16 for this year, and the Blue Jays still not having a home stadium. Scott doesn’t understand why MLB teams are still giving out these monstrous long-term deals, citing the Dodgers extending Mookie Betts for 13 years.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show saying that all the symbolism for racial issues in sports is not necessary. Scott is intrigued by a story about a group of fishermen killed outside of Orlando. Speaking of Orlando, Scott explains why he is impressed with the basketball courts for the NBA restart.

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