In this episode of The Red Light Sports Ramble, presented by The Red Light Sports Network, Evan Witalison and Troy Otradovec will discuss that hottest topics, in sports. The NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs begin tonight, with four games, on the slate.  Have you entered the NHL.com bracket challenge?  Who do you think will advance to the Stanley Cup Finals?  History will tell us that it doesn't matter what seed you are, you just need to make the playoffs.  What lower seed will advance to the next round?

Tonight will solidify the NBA playoff picture.  Who do you think will be coming out the East? Who will represent the West?  Do you have a sleeper team, in this years playoffs? Listen in and call the show, with your thoughts.

In this episode of The Red Light Sports Ramble, presented by The Red Light Sports Network, Evan Witalison and Troy Otradovec will talk about retiring numbers.  Frank Kaminsky led the Wisconsin Badgers to back to back Final Four appearances, and is argueably one of the best players, in Badger history.  Do you think that they should retire his #44 jersey?  Brett Favre is a sure fire NFL Hall of Famer, and the Green Bay Packers have already committed to retiring #4.  What game would you like to see them retire his jersey?

In this episode of The Red Light Sports Ramble, presented by The Red Light Sports Network, Evan Witalison and Troy Otradovec will recap the jam packed weekend, in the world of sports.  Golf had the Masters, hockey set their playoff schedule, baseball completed their first full weekend, basketball has teams battling for the final playoff spots, and football is preparing for the NFL Draft.

Jordan Spieth went wire to wire, to the Green Jacket.  He blazed out to the lead, on Thursday, and never looked back.  Spieth tied Tiger Woods record, 18 under par.  At one point, Spieth pushed that to 19 under par, which is the first time anyone flirted with 20 under par.  At 21 years old, Spieth not only tied Tiger Woods record, but also won the Masters, at 21 years old, the same age as Woods.  Woods may not have won, but finished 5 under par, and tied for 17th place.  Do you think that this was a win for Woods, since he has struggled to finish tournaments?

The NHL playoff schedule is set, and it came down to the last regular season game, to set seeds and teams.  The Pittsburgh Penguins dropped game 81, to the New York Islanders, setting up a win or stay home game Saturday night, against the Buffalo Sabres.  The Penguins prevailed, and will take on top seeded New York Rangers.

The Milwaukee Bucks who had the worst record a year ago, clinched a playoff spot.  Would you consider Jason Kidd for coach of the year?  Who will clinch the final playoff sports in the Eastern Conference?

After the weekend, there were two undeafeated teams, the Detroit Tigers and Kansas City Royals. Both entered play, on Monday 6-0.  The Tigers fell to the Pittsburgh Pirates, to end their undefeated start.  The Royals continued their hot streak by demolishing the Minnesota Twins.  Listen in and call the show with your thoughts, on the weekend, in sports.

How do you set your baseball lineup?  Sometimes playing daily baseball can seem like finding a needle in the haystack to get the perfect lineup.  There are so many players at so many positions.  What will try to do is break down who is hot right now, and who has gotten off to a slow start.  Once the season gets under way, the best players will tend to rise above the rest.  Join us live today and call the show with your thoughts on daily baseball.

In this episode of the Red Light Sports Ramble, presented by The Red Light Sports Network, Evan Witalison and Troy Otradovec will take a look back at the week in sports.  Every event that has taken place has an underlying story line.  We take a look back and talk about these story lines.  We also will give a Masters update, as Tiger Woods has made the cut.  Will he finish this tournament?  Listen in and give us a call with your thoughts.

In this episode of The Red Light Sports Ramble, presented by The Red Light Sports Network, Evan Witalison and Troy Otradovec will take a look at the possible playoff matchups, in the NBA and NHL.  With just a few games to go, the NBA Eastern Conference has six teams battling for three spots.  Of these six teams, who will be on the outside looking in?  The Western Conference is a two team battle, for the eigth seed.  New Orleans and Oklahoma City, both 42-36, are the only teams alive, in this playoff race.  Who will pull this off?

The NHL is down to one or two games, depending on your team.  The biggest news, is the Pittsburgh Penguins.  Dan Bylsma was relieved of his duties, last year, after failing to make a deep run in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.  This year, new coach Mike Johnston has had to deal with a massive wave of injuries.  However, his Penguins are skating on thin ice.  They have a one point lead, in the wild card, and if they stumble, could miss the playoffs.  Do you think that Mike Johnston is in jeopardy, of losing his job?  Listen in or call the show.

In this episode of The Red Light Sports Ramble, presented by The Red Light Sports Network, Evan Witalison and Troy Otradovec will scroll the Twitter Time Line, and find the hottest topics to share on the show.  Last night Geno Auriemma and the University of Conneticut, won their 10th National Championship.  Do you think that Auriemma should be considered one of the greatest coaches, of all time?  Wooden won when the regionals, were actually regionals, and a bit easier road to the Final Four.  Auriemma built a program from the ground up and was years behind a dominate Tennessee program.  Who do you think was a better coach?

Major League Baseball Opening Day, has come and gone.  Should Milwaukee Brewer fans be worried after dropping the first two games, of the year?  Have you seen anything that has caught your attention, in the first three days of the season? Listen and call the show.

In this episode of The Red Light Sports Ramble, presented by The Red Light Sports Network, Evan Witalison and Troy Otradovec will recap the NCAA Championship Game.  Duke had never beaten a #1 seed, to win the Championship, until last night.  Duke overcame early foul trouble, and weahtered the storm, with Justise Winslow and Jahlil Okafor out of the game for extended periods, of time.  Grayson Allen put on a show, slashing and driving to the hoop, while Tyus Jones drained some key jump shots.  The Badgers played tough, and built a 9 point lead with 13:23 remaining.  After a Duke timeout, the Blue Devils outscored the Badgers 29-15 to end the game. The Badgers had a chance to pull within one point, with 2:41 remaining.  Frank Kaminsky missed a layup, but got his own rebound, but then missed a short jumper.  Duke rebounded, and Okafor had the biggest offensive rebound of the night.  Winslow missed a layup, and Okafor pulled down the rebound, and then slammed it home, to give complete the four point swing, and give the Blue Devils a five point lead.  What were your thoughts about this game?  Listen in and call the show.

In this episode of The Red Light Sports Ramble, presented by The Red Light Sports Network Evan Witalison and Troy Otradovec preveiw the Wisconsin Badgers vs. Duke Blue Devils.

In this episode of the Fantasy Freeway, presented by The Red Light Sports Network, sponsored by Cover That Spread, JA and Troy will take a look at the Final Four games.  The NCAA Tournament, is down to two games.  JA will talk about the amount of money that is wagered on these games, and then we will break down all four teams.  What is your key to setting a lineup when you have a multitude of great players?  Do you want to spend big and add some role players, or do you want to play the averages?  Depending on what league you play in, this could be a big decision.  If you are in a 50/50 league, it doesn't matter if you are 1st or on the cut off line, to make the money.  If you are playing in an arcade or guarentee league, then one point can make the difference in how much money you can win. Listen in and give us a call with how you are going to set your lineup.