Braden weighs in on Luis Arraez’s slow start to the season—should Padres fans be concerned, or is it just an early-season slump? Plus, an update on the Padres’ starting rotation as the team continues its red-hot 4-0 start.

Braden dives into the Padres’ perfect 4-0 start to the season and breaks down the key factors behind their early success. From dominant pitching to timely hitting, he gives several reasons why Padres fans should feel optimistic about what’s ahead in 2025.

Braden explains why he loves the Padres camaraderie and Ello & Skraby join the show.

Braden recaps yesterday's thrilling win against the Braves and how Fernando Tatis Jr. is the batting where he needs to be at the top of the Padres lineup.

Braden kicks off the show by breaking down the Padres’ Opening Day win over the Braves, analyzing key performances and discussing the ceiling for Fernando Tatis Jr. this season. In Hour 2, he dives into the Padres’ aggressive approach on the basepaths—was it just a one-game strategy, or is this their new identity for 2025?

Hour 3 shifts to a league-wide perspective as Braden highlights some of the biggest Opening Day performances and debates whether they’re sustainable or just early-season flashes. Then, in Hour 4, he reacts to Mackenzie Gore’s dominant outing for the Nationals and examines how much roster flexibility A.J. Preller has to improve the Padres this season. Plus, Drake Hills joins the show to preview San Diego FC vs. LAFC and break down FIFA’s new international break system.

A jam-packed episode full of baseball insights, Opening Day reactions, and a look ahead to a big weekend in San Diego sports!

Braden reacts to Mackenzie Gore’s dominant Opening Day performance for the Nationals against the Phillies—did the Padres give up on him too soon? Plus, MLB executives preview the 2025 season, and Braden examines how much flexibility A.J. Preller has to upgrade the Padres' roster. Later, Drake Hills joins the show to break down San Diego FC’s upcoming match against LAFC and explains the impact of FIFA’s new international break structure.Braden reacts to Mackenzie Gore’s dominant Opening Day performance for the Nationals against the Phillies—did the Padres give up on him too soon? Plus, MLB executives preview the 2025 season, and Braden examines how much flexibility A.J. Preller has to upgrade the Padres' roster. Later, Drake Hills joins the show to break down San Diego FC’s upcoming match against LAFC and explains the impact of FIFA’s new international break structure.

Braden breaks down some of the biggest performances from Opening Day across Major League Baseball. Which players and teams are poised to keep the momentum going, and which hot starts might be fool’s gold? Braden gives his take on what’s real and what’s not after the first games of the season.

Braden breaks down the Padres’ aggressive approach on the basepaths in their Opening Day win over the Braves. Was this just a one-game strategy, or is this the identity of the 2025 Padres? Braden explores how this style could impact the team's success moving forward

Braden breaks down the Padres’ Opening Day victory over the Braves, highlighting key performances and takeaways from the first game of the season. Plus, how high is the ceiling for Fernando Tatis Jr. in 2025? Braden discusses what to expect from the Padres' superstar this year.