Scott Wetzel opens the show looking at the latest news about the restart of the NBA, including where the players are staying in Disney World. Scott looks at how Matt Barnes is saying that the issue with Kyrie Irving has nothing to do with social unrest, and that the Nets told him not to come. Scott questions the exact timing of the NBA’s training camp.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show talking about how the 2017 Yankees are now being investigated for cheating, and has a solution to sign-stealing issues. Scott looks at how big the division is between MLB and the Players Association.

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Scott Wetzel opens the show looking at how he found a sense of calmness after giving up on baseball for 2020. Scott looks at the hypocrisy of racial divide when it comes to the issues surrounding Oklahoma St. football. Scott is happy that he was not affected by the T-Mobile outage.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show explaining how Barry Bonds may be the most sour from watching the EPN documentary about Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa chasing the single season home run record in 1998. Scott believes when it comes to the restart of the NBA, it’s LeBron’s way or no way. 

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Scott Wetzel opens the show looking at how the weekend went for his picks in golf. Scott has issues with Gregg Popovich’s political jargon. Scott questions how negotiation problems between MLB and the Players Union will have an effect on the CBA negotiations next year.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show explaining how besides an ‘f’ bomb, yesterday was a great day for golf, and for sports. Scott talks about how Pete Carroll said the Seahawks had talked about signing Colin Kaepernick a few years ago, wondering what his angle was. Scott talks about how Sopranos creator, David Chase, inadvertently revealed the fate of Tony Soprano.  

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Scott Wetzel opens the show looking at how Justin Rose turned out to be a big win at the Charles Schwabb Challenge, and how Scott will not be betting on Ricky Fowler again. Scott looks at the issues surrounding the NBA restart, citing a fair amount of players who are on the fence of returning to action.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show explaining why hedging is important in sports wagering. Scott says the Chiefs have a good chance to repeat as AFC Champions, citing the weakness of the rest of the conference, including the Ravens. Scott breaks down some of the MLB draft, and how the prospect pool is so different from that of the NBA. 

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Scott Wetzel opens the show looking at some of the top bets for the Charles Schwabb Tournament as PGA comes back from their covid pause. Scott talks about how NASCAR got it right by banning the Confederate flag, and also says Bubba Wallace did an excellent job with his #BlackLivesMatter car.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show saying that when it comes to social injustice, NASCAR’s Bubba Wallace is doing it right. Scott thinks there is a guilty feeling among Vanessa Bryant, who is trying to get a wrongful death suit against the helicopter company that housed her late husband and daughter, Kobe and Gianna. Scott thinks the NBA should become a permanent summer sport. 

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