For the first time ever, host Alex Crawford is gone and it's SPORTS SUNDAY with Chris Bibona and Howard Croom. They dive into all their favorite local sports including Dodgers baseball, NBA playoffs, and more!

LA Chargers team reporter Chris Hayre joins the show to discuss the Derwin James injury, breakdown the Chargers QB competition, and preview the season.

Why the NBA Players' strike was an important and unprecedented sports moment even if it only lasted a few days. Also, Chargers team reporter Chris Hayre joins the show for the latest on the Bolts and, as football season is upon us, Brooks' bittersweetly prepares to leave the show (temporarily).

One of the best in the business, Bruce Feldman joins the show to discuss Pac-12/Big 10 cancelling football, the possibility of a spring season, and why players are disgusted with the NCAA.

NHHS Sailors head football coach Peter Lofthouse joins the show to give an update on the team + current conditions and restrictions. Also, he explains how his time at Baylor University has influenced his current offensive scheme and what the Battle of the Bay means to his team.

HUGE SHOW! Why a lack of leadership in college athletics is preventing college football from happening, a prediction on the Lakers-Blazers series, and an intense discussion on local sandwiches. Also, NHHS football coach Peter Lofthouse and Fox Sports/The Athletic college football reporter Bruce Feldman both join the show.

Eric Sondheimer returns to SPORTS SUNDAY to discuss how the postponement of college football would affect local high school football and why freshmen could see a lot more playing time at the high school level this year.

Brandon Sprague joins SPORTS SUNDAY to give Portland's perspective on the recent feud between Paul George and Damian Lillard. Also, Sprague attempts to discredit LA as a sports city and is met with major pushback from the Sports Sunday gang.

One of the fullest shows in memory with topics ranging from Paul George's beef with Damian Lillard to the potential cancellation of this fall's college football season. Also, Brandon Sprague joins the show to explain why LA isn't a great sports city (he's wrong) and Eric Sondheimer explains how CFB moving to spring would affect high school football.

From Mariners Elementary to Newport Harbor High School to USC and now in the NWSL, local soccer star Elizabeth Eddy joins the show to talk about her pro soccer career, her goals, and the state of women's soccer in America.