Scott Wetzel opens the show confusing a Playbook magazine for a Playboy. Scott calls out the left for their hypocrisy, citing how no one is giving a mouthful to DeSean Jackson for his anti-semetic social media posts. Looking back at the longevity of the Dolphins-Bills rivalry, Scott doesn’t understand how Dan Marino and/or Jim Kelly never won a Super Bowl.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show talking about Bryson DeChambeau having a “meltdown” over a cameraman staying on him after a bad shot over the weekend. Scott finds it funny that the Pat Mahomes story was broken by a local liquor store worker. Scott explains how MLS’s FC Dallas is a warning to other leagues when it comes to issues with the coronavirus.

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Scott Wetzel opens the show looking at how Pat Mahomes new contract with the Chiefs is a bad look for both the team, and Mahomes. Scott thinks QB’s like DeShaun Watson and Carson Wentz are jumping for joy seeing Mahomes contract. Scott also thinks Mahomes got played when it comes to the guaranteed money he is given.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show wondering if Giancarlo’s Stanton won’t be an issue after he hit Masahiro Tanaka in the head with a line drive. Scott believes when it comes to team nicknames, especially the Indians and Redskins, the intent is to celebrate these cultures. Scott wonders if it’s better for an NHL team in the first round to lose, and have a chance at the #1 draft pick.

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Scott Wetzel opens the show admitting his “lock of the week” in Bubba Watson was a failure, but also said he was right about Joey Chestnut going over 72 ½ hot dogs on Saturday. Scott gets mad at himself for not putting the “black cloud” on Bryson DeChambeau. Scott questions the motive of certain star MLB players.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show saying Mike Malone and Mike Budenholzer are wrong in saying this year will be the toughest NBA Championship to win. Scott can’t understand anyone thinking Spring Football is so important to College Football, citing how having the 2020 season could be played in the Spring as a last resort. Scott thinks the biggest challenge for MLB teams, besides covid, is getting their players in shape.

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Scott Wetzel opens the show admitting his “lock of the week” in Bubba Watson is not looking great, but still in a position to make the cut at the Rocket Mortgage Championship. Scott comes up with an idea to make the Washington Redskins nickname less offensive. Scott says his wife gets shafted with the fact that their wedding anniversary falls a day before the 4th of July.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show talking about how the Redskins are once again at the front and center of social injustice and changing their name. Scott thinks this generation of football players are too sensitive, citing an issue surrounding Utah’s football coach screaming at them. DailyRoto’s Davis Mattek joins the show and gives his top daily fantasy golf picks for the weekend.

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Scott Wetzel opens the show questioning Bryson DeChambeau saying he gained all his muscles by eating 3500 calories a day; Scott gives his locks for the weekend’s PGA Tournament, and why you should put your money on Bubba Watson. Scott explains why the distrust between MLB and the Players Association could halt baseball next year. Scott is sick of NBA players after hearing Bradley Beal’s statement on restrictive life in the Orlando bubble.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show giving credit to Barry Larkin for wanting to remove former MLB Commissioner Kenesaw Landis’ name from the MVP trophies for his role in keeping African American players out of MLB. Scott wonders if the general population will start becoming numb to players getting positive covid tests, saying it will only be an issue if someone becomes critically ill. Scott explains why the Arizona Cardinals are a joke of a franchise.

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