Randy Baumann and the DVE Morning Show

The Ol' 29er joined us for a special Monday segment of Hockey Talk to recap this past weekend's scrimmage and share his thoughts from the 7-0 blowout, as well as what to reasonably expect from both net minders as the postseason-resume gets closer. Joe Musgrove has been named the Pirates Opening Day starter this Friday in St. Louis and that's a job he does not take lightly. Plus a happy 73rd birthday to the legend Carlos Santana.

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Places like Mr. Smalls Theater have been hit especially hard during the pandemic; they were the first establishments to close and will be among the last to open. Liz Berlin needs your help to preserve independent venues through the showing your support for Congress to pass the Restart Act. Visit SaveOurStages.com and send your letter of support to Congress TODAY!

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Sports Reporter Les Carpenter was a contributor to the Washington Post bombshell piece that dropped yesterday where fifteen women within the Washington football franchise's organization accused front office officials of sexual harassment. Although shocking and disgusting, many believed owner Daniel Snyder would be implicated in the accusations based on swirling rumors from media all around the DMV yesterday; that was not the case. Liz Berlin recounts her the days of opening for the Dead and Page and Plant with Rusted Root and has an important message for Pittsburghers on how they can help preserve independent music venues during the pandemic. Sean Collier reviews a few new Netflix installations, and Susan Koepen imitates her parents.

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PFT Commenter of Pardon My Take Podcast ranks some of the best moments in the Washington (Team nickname TBD)'s history under owner Dan Snyder's watch over the past 23 years - this preceding what is supposed to be a bombshell of a report from the Washington Post rumored to be so abhorrent, the owner will be forced to step down. Stan Savran assesses the Phil Jackson effect that maybe encroaching on Mike Sullivan's Jack Adams eligibility, and there's a new Clint Eastwood movie coming out pitting the western hero against the defiant patrons of Wal Mart.

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Phil Bourque is ready and likes what he sees from the Penguins, but isn't sure about where he would rather spend his prime under the bubble: Toronto or Edmonton. Mark Madden doesn't see sports resuming until 2022, and likens the optimistic coverage of seasons resuming to that of any Pirate beat writer reporting from Spring Training. Mr. Wednesday Jeff Konkle remembers the days of fake I.D.'s and having that trustworthy cousin buy you booze. Plus, Bill Belichick's newest endorsement.

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Billy Gardell returns and gives a Pittsburgher's take on a popular Star Wars video game, Dan Potash feels like a schoolboy once again as the Penguins opened up training camp at the UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex yesterday, and Doug Benson returns with a new slew of movies to watch for your quarantine pleasure including Charlize Theron's newest excursion, "The Old Guard."

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Forty-One years ago the Chicago White Sox had one of the most successful but detrimental promotional nights in sports history thanks to a disgruntled rock DJ, Live Aid launched a whole new genre of live music with worldwide stages featuring the biggest acts in music all in the name of charity, Gerry Dulac says the Steelers can win with Mason Rudolph, but he might not be the solution long term, much like a certain former Steeler QB, and Adam Berry likes Polanco's progress so far

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Greg Warren remembers his drunken Denny's days with his brother check out Greg's new special available through Amazon Prime called Where the Field Corn Grows, Bootsy Collins has a new song out called "Stars," which benefits musicians impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, Seth Rorabuagh of TribLive Sports gives a sneak peak into the March Madness-like schedule the NHL has slated as training camps open on Monday, and Sean Collier suggests doing Tom Hanks a solid and checking out his newest action packed flick. Also, Val keeps the hits rolling on an impromptu Hair Metal Friday.

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Big Cat from Pardon My Take participated in the annual Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest four years ago and didn't finish in last, but he did have fake blood dumped on him. Stan Savran remembers a training camp interview with Mike Webster and a recently retired Jack Lambert where the two Hall of Famers reminisced about Oklahoma drills. Also, why Derek Shelton seems to be a solid fit for the Bucs so far, and what he can do differently from the Hurdle regime. And with another smoldering summer day in Pittsburgh, Val breaks out a few of her favorite Yacht Rock tunes.

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Happy Birthday, Jack Lambert - Dave Dameshek and Mike Prisuta honor the best linebacker in the game by his plays and words, Mark Madden is shocked by the lack of outcry over DeSean Jackson's antisemitic Instagram post, Mr. Wednesday's kids don't miss him now that they're back at daycare.

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