Steve Carney provides an update on the annual Walleye Fishing Opener. Tampa Bay Lightning assistant GM Tom Kurvers looks into the Stanley Cup's conference finals.

Steve and Eric dive into the Loons and the upcoming NBA conference finals.  John Focke stops by to chat about the Lynx ahead of Saturday's preseason game against Chicago.

Steve Carney provides one more update on Saturday's fishing opener.  Then, our hosts get into a bevy of topics that include the Gopher baseball, where Andrew Wiggins' may need to grow, the NBA and Stanley Cup playoffs, and a Sunday rookie pitching showdown in Anaheim.

On this week's edition: Eric Nelson talks with Amy Santana in the Wives segment, Lindsay Guentzel finds out what Frank Viola is up to these days, and Steve Thomson goes behind the scenes with senior director of community relations Bryan Donaldson.

Eric Nelson reviews the Twins performance against the Chicago White Socks. HE also recaps the week's highlights and allows loyals listeners to select the player of the week.

If you need help getting that lawn together after the long Winter, let our "Ask the Expert" hour give you a hand.  Eric Nelson talks with Sam Bauer and Dr. Jon Trappe from the University of Minnesota, and they take your calls and texts.

Dr. Bill McGuire updates the season for MN United and the progress on the construction of Allianz Field.  Vikings DE Everson Griffen discusses the team's offseason.  White Sox broadcaster Darrin Jackson looks into the early season struggles of the South Side squad.

This week, we hear from Twins organist Sue Nelson, Brian Dozier's wife, Renee, and former third baseman Corey Koskie.  Plus, Sloane Martin looks into the some of the newer advanced stats being used in the game.

Steve recaps the Twins series against the Cincinnati Reds during the Twins Week in Review.  He also puts a bow on the Timberwolves season during a chat with Wolves VP Brad Ruiter.

This week, we go "Behind the Scenes" with Twins Production senior manager Sam Henschen.  Twins Wives' liaison Raenell Dorn discusses the group's capacity to help charitable causes.  In the "Where Are They Now?" segment, Pioneer Press writer Charley "Shooter" Walters recalls his time in the Twins organization.