After a day off yesterday, Braden finally gets an opportunity to give his take on the Brendan Sorsby injunction decision from yesterday discussing the situation, coach, conference and school reactions as well as his opinion on the situation

Braden and Frank discuss the 7th inning of last night's game and whether or not the Padres should embrace bunting more to get some offense going before looking at the offensive numbers of the Padres and today's Sports Thread

Braden and Frank are on the day after a Padres win for the first time since May 19th and discuss the heroics from the bottom of the lineup and the lack of production from the top of the lineup

It was another long weekend of very little offensive production for the Padres managing only 14 hits over the three-game series against the New York Mets with Freddy Fermín playing the role as the star of the series. Matt Skraby fills in for Braden today to discuss the Padres weekend against the Mets before diving into the major injury news for the Padres and how the injuries piling up could drastically effect the team's ceiling this season. We will also discuss Manny Machado's comments about analytics before taking a broader look at Major League Baseball and could the new CBA for baseball end the dreaded out of market blackouts

Skraby and Frank discuss the job Craig Stammen has done thus far and why he shouldn't be on the hot seat despite the team's struggles before looking at how the Padres should pivot for the trade deadline and a series preview against the Reds

Skraby and Frank take a broader look at the Padres weekend against the Mets before giving grades to every team in the National League through the month of May before today's Mid-Day Sports Standoff

Skraby and Frank take a look at this morning's ruling in Texas court that Brendan Sorsby wil be eligible to play college football this season before taking a look at Manny Machado's comments on analytics in baseball and today's Sports Thread

Matt Skraby fills in for Braden today as we discuss the weekend series against the New York Mets before diving into the unexpected injury news involving Ramón Laureano

This string of games at the end of May into June might have exposed the Padres for what they might actually be as the East coast road trip comes to an end with the Padres at 1-5 and just 4-11 in their last 15 games. Braden is here to discuss the last two games in Philadelphia before turning an eye to the incoming New York Metropolitans for a weekend home series. We will also be discussing a few surprising stats for the Padres through May, taking a look at the Padres potential approach at the upcoming deadline, letter grades for the National League through the month of May and a n interesting admission from Rob Manfred

Braden and Frank give you a peek into what big market cities sports radio stations ACTUALLY sound like when their baseball teams are bad before diving into Rob Manfred's comments on the luxury tax system and the insane food at the upcoming San Diego County Fair