Scott Wetzel opens the show questioning Adam Silver’s confidence in the NBA getting their restart going while the COVID virus is spiking across the country; Scott also says if sports do come back, people will flock no matter the production quality. Scott explains why it is difficult to cheer for Tom Brady, citing some of his latest antics. Scott questions the Detroit Tigers paying $8 million dollars to a draft prospect.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show looking at how issues with the NHL, MLB, and NBA restarts are starting to come to a head. Scott cites issues with the NHL not picking two hub cities, and NBA and MLB having issues with players opting out. Joe Pisapia joins the show to talk about the return of baseball, and how any baseball is better than no baseball.

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Scott Wetzel opens the show looking at how the Patriots were the only NFL team to give a formal offer to Cam Newton; Scott explains why the Patriots are a 4-win football team. Scott says he was right about fading the Nets, especially now that DeAndre Jordan and Spencer Dinwiddie tested positive for covid. Scott explains why he will be betting against the Bucks and Lakers in the first 8 games of the NBA restart.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show looking at how you can bet against certain teams in the first 8 games of the NBA restart. Scott has some bad beats for some of the top college football teams and disclosing positive covid tests.

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Scott Wetzel opens the show looking at how the Patriots have gone from the most beloved QB to the referees in Tom Brady, to the most hated in Cam Newton. Scott is happy that Bryson DeChambeau lost this weekend, and hopes that someone starts questioning if he used steroids. Scott can’t stand the NBA, and their obsession for playing favorites, citing the schedule opening up with the Lakers and Pelicans playing the opening games.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show looking at how Jordan Spieth is in good shape so far at the Traveller’s Championship. Scott questions the idea that the NBA is hiring security to make sure players and personnel do not leave the Orlando bubble. Scott brings up an interesting stat of the newly retired Vince Carter. Scott looks at an issue he sees with a new Guiness World record. Scott talks about how the NHL could be in trouble after Rangers star Artemi Panarin came out saying there are financial issues within the league.

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Scott Wetzel opens the show looking at how Covid cases are rising at an unsubstantiated rate, and how it could hurt the return of sports. Scott still questions if the noose found in Bubba Wallace’s garage at Talladega was put there intentionally, and questions who is in charge of giving drivers their specific garages. Assuming everyone plays, Scott thinks the Rays are a dark horse if/when the season restarts.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show looking at some golf bets to make, including guys who will make the cut in the Travelers Championship; Scott doesn’t understand the cut odds for Jordan Spieth. Scott speculates the use of steroids in golf.

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Scott Wetzel opens the show looking at how more and more players and personnel are coming down with the coronavirus. Scott wonders what the MLB owners are thinking when they say they hope to have fans in the stands at some point this season. Scott brings up how the noose story surrounding NASCAR and Bubba Wallace keeps changing, and how it gets more fishy by the day.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show looking at how NBA players have until today to tell their teams if they are not joining the Orlando restart, with Avery Bradley being the first domino; Scott wonders why the Lakers would want to replace him with JR Smith. Scott won’t go as far as saying the Bubba Wallace noose was an insider job, but does think Wallace and his team ran with the social unrest story. Scott calls the ESPY’s, and other awards shows, expensive and unnecessary.

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