Scott Wetzel opens the show with excitement for the MLB season, and explains why he loves the 60-game season, sans his Red Sox. Scott doesn’t understand why the Royals can play the Astros in a training camp game, but not in the regular season. Scott explains why the NFL will start on time.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show saying how LeBron’s ego makes it easier to route against him. Scott has an idea for how to play College Football this year, and how to have competitive Bowl games. Scott tries to make sense of how MLB and Canada could not come up with a way for the Blue Jays to play their home games in Toronto for this season.

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Scott Wetzel opens the show looking at the NBA proved the bubble is working, as the league had zero positive covid test results since July 13th. Scott finds hypocrisy in New Jersey, saying people can go to the beach and to protests, but can’t go to NFL games at MetLife Stadium this year. Scott puts the “Wetzel Black Cloud” on the Yankees and Lakers.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show looking at how tMLB may do a solid job with fake fans and fake noise being piped into the stadiums. Scott wonders if Vegas’s new stadium, Allegiant Stadium, is in trouble for the NFL season without fans. Scott is still questioning the social injustice ideas around the NBA after Russell Westbrook made a deal with the NBPA and his clothing line. Scott doesn’t understand why his LeBron James rookie card is worth $10 dollars, and another LeBron rookie card is worth almost $2 million.

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Scott Wetzel opens the show looking at how he put the black cloud on his PGA picks this weekend at the Memorial Tournament. Scott throws shade at NFL players for only coming out now about getting the right safety protocols for the season. Scott looks at how Mookie Betts may be signaling the Red Sox after he liked a whole bunch of tweets from his former team over the weekend.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show looking at how the NBA could be in trouble if Zion Williamson, who left the bubble to attend a family matter, does not return. Scott also says MLB is in trouble due to some teams, namely the Blue Jays and Nationals, are still looking for home stadiums to play.

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Scott Wetzel opens the show looking at his picks for the PGA Memorial Tournament, and how Tiger Woods is still on track to miss the cut. Scott talks about the sexual harassment allegations coming out against the Washington football team.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show revealing that there may be sexual assault allegations surrounding Washington football. Looking at the start of the Memorial Tournament today, Scott wants to see pairings of guys who don’t like each other. Scott explains why he is betting against Tiger Woods in the tournament.

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Scott Wetzel opens the show looking at the latest controversy surrounding Dan Snyder and the Washington football team, having nothing to do with the team name. Scott still can’t wrap his head around the fact that the Browns gave $100 million in guaranteed money to Myles Garrett. Scott tries to unravel a conspiracy theory surrounding last night’s NASCAR All-Star race.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show explaining why this NBA season won’t have an asterisk for the championship. Scott says Tiger Woods, coming back for the Memorial Tournament, will never win another major tournament. Scott cites issues with the Blue Jays needing to find a home to play their baseball games.

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