The Carmichael Dave Show with Jason Ross

Segment 1: Dare we say the Sacramento Kings are in a playoff race?

Segment 2: Four Down Territory! Will reports of Antonio Brown being involved in a domestic dispute affect his trade market? What the heck is with Todd Gurley? Should the NFL have a third-place game? 20 years from now, what will be the No. 1 memory from this year's Super Bowl. 

Segment 3: Dave and Kyle debate the Lakers' threat level to the Kings, and whether LeBron James could conceivably miss the playoffs.

Segment 1: Carmichael Dave and Kyle discuss the Los Angeles Lakers being a disaster.

Segment 2: Morning Brew! The Sacramento Kings host the Houston Rockets. The Philadelphia 76ers and Los Angeles Clippers make a big-time trade. John Wall is out for at least 12 months with a ruptured Achilles.

Segment 3: No, seriously, the Lakers under Magic Johnson are a mess.

Segment 4: A hypothetical trade scenario for the Kings in the midst of a playoff run.

Segment 1: Kings sideline reporter Kayte Hunter joins the show to chat about their win over the Spurs and Buddy Hield's All-Star snub.

Segment 2: Comedian and Sacramento Kings fan Lance Woods joins the show to chat about his travels and the Kings' playoff push.

Segment 3: Lance chats about the Kings win over the Spurs.

Segment 1: Carmichael Dave and Kyle try to make sense of the Anthony Davis trade saga.

Segment 2: Four Down Territory! Is Julian Edelman a Hall of Famer? Did New Orleans' boycott of the Super Bowl send a message? Are bad ratings because of football or the teams involved? Should the Kansas City Chiefs be Super Bowl LIV favorites?

Segment 3: Sacramento Kings' assistant coach Jason March joins the show to chat about the Kings' win over the Spurs, and the growth of the young team.

Segment 1: The Sacramento Kings won again! 

Segment 2: Morning Brew! The Kings drop the San Antonio Spurs. Anthony Davis trade talks heat up. Super Bowl ratings were their lowest since 2007. 

Segment 3: Highlights and a quick breakdown of what happened in the Kings' win over the Spurs.

Segment 4: Super Bowl LIII was a snoozer - and that's okay.

Segment 1: More Kings talk including: what's your number to retain Willie Caulie-Stein, plus the guys talk about trade rumors around the team.

Segment 2: Coors Lights Cold Hard Facts: Super Bowl edition (warning: these numbers are terrible)

Segment 3: What's on Tap: Kings/Spurs preview.

Segment 1: More breakdown and highlights of Saturday's victory over the Sixers.

Segment 2: Kyle calls in to help the guys with technical issues followed by an abbreviated "Four Down Territory."

1) Was the Super Bowl bad offense? Or just bad?

2) How were the Rams so impotent?

3) Where do the Patriots rank in terms of all-time dynasties?

4) Is this the last title for Belichick and Brady?

Segment 3: More Super Bowl talk, PLUS what was Ron Burkle doing in Patriots owner Bob Kraft's suite last night???

Segment 1: Kyle is snowed in up in Reno, so Jay Marshall is filling in for him. The guys try to figure out if he was ACTUALLY snowed in or just didn't want to come in.

Segment 2: Did Bill Belichick "pants" Sean McVay yesterday?

Segment 3: The guys break down Saturday's Kings win over the Sixers, plus evaluate the idea of the Raiders playing in Oracle Park next season.

Segment 4: Was there a more boring Super Bowl than last night's? Plus the guys book next year's halftime show.

Segment 1: Payne from the Bet the Board Podcast joins the show to chat about Super Bowl LIII point spreads and props.

Segment 2: Cold Hard Facts! The Golden State Warriors stunk it up vs. the 76ers, and the Kristaps Porzingis trade is very rare.

Segment 3: See ya!

Segment 1: Drafting NBA All-Star teams.

Segment 2: Four Down Territory! Will a win or loss in Super Bowl LIII change Bill Belichick and Tom Brady's legacy? The Los Angeles Rams will win if...? The New England Patriots will win if...? Dave and Kyle's official Super Bowl predictions.

Segment 3: Sean Salisbury from SportsTalk 790 in Houston joins the show to chat about his time on radio row, and gives his thoughts on Super Bowl LIII.