Charlie kicks off the show with a discussion about the offseason plans of the Rockets. He then focuses on the Astros’ recent injury problems and how the rest of the team needs to step up to stay afloat. He talks about the Astros lowering ticket prices for the upcoming game against the Cubs. Charlie shuts down the possibility of an “H.E.B. Curse” and sports curses in general.

Charlie starts the hour discussing potential roster changes with the Astros and the Rockets. He talks about the lackluster stadium attendance for the highly-seeded Tampa Bay Rays. Charlie goes through the prospect of a James Harden trade but largely shuts it down. Charlie wraps up the show going over the depth of the Astros and what A.J. Hinch has to do to fill out the starting lineup.

Charlie kicks off the first hour analyzing the Astros’ win against the Cubs last night and whether the Rockets will extend head coach Mike D’Antoni’s contract. He breaks down the Astros’ options with their numerous injuries. He celebrates Cavan Biggio’s first MLB homerun for the Blue Jays and questions how musicians come up their sometimes nonsense lyrics. Charlie wraps up the hour discussing the Astros’ options for calling up minor league players to fill in their roster

Charlie starts the second hour continuing the discussion of the Astros’ injury problems and possible solutions. He gives his thoughts on R.J. Hampton’s decision to play professionally in Australia instead of playing college basketball. He talks about the Rockets’ issues with the recent developments with their coaching staff, and he goes over proposed replacements for the assistant coaching slots. He recounts the career highlights of three sports icons who passed over the weekend. Callers try to stump Charlie.

Charlie kicks off the show with talk about the Astros and where they stand in comparison to the rest of the MLB. He then discusses the All-NBA teams, NBA playoffs, and potential offseason moves we could be seeing this summer. Next, he gets back into MLB talk discussing the Astros bullpen and the Red Sox/Astros series. Next, Charlie gets into the Bucks/Raptors playoff series and tries to figure out why Kawhi Leonard always seems so sad. He finishes the first hour talking about Klay Thompson not making any All-NBA team and whether or not he should have.

Charlie starts the second hour talking about the Bucks/Raptors series and the beer chugging competition between Aaron Rodgers, David Bahktiari, and Christian Yelich. He then talks about the Astros current injuries and the upcoming series against the Red Sox pitching matchups. Next, Charlie gets into strong offenses this MLB season and what that means for each team. Charlie takes a call from Chad Jennings to talk about the NHL playoffs and all things Red Sox. He finishes the show recapping some MLB games.

Charlie kicks off the hour discussing the Astros, the struggles Gerrit Cole has had this season and talks about how Bregman has been great so far this season. Charlie talks about the Astros underwhelming game against the White Sox and how the White Sox had a triple play against the Astros. He talks about Yordon Alvarez and how stellar his season has been so far and how soon he may be getting called up. Charlie is joined by Todd Kalas, you can follow his Twitter @RealToddKalas and talk Astros.

Charlie starts the second hour talking about Chris Paul exiting the arena quickly after the game 6 loss against the Warriors and how he wasn’t very happy with the team and specifically Harden. Charlie talks about how great Bregman has been this season offensively and defensively and gives an update on Jose Altuve’s injury and when to expect him to be back. Charlie finishes the show talking about the Astros and White Sox game tonight and Corbin Marten getting his 3rd start.

All aboard the Verlander Cy Young Train! Another stupendous start by the Astros Ace. Charlie reacts to his performance and how the Astros have fared in the series against the White Sox.

In the second hour, Charlie expands on the campaign Justin Verlander is having. Charlie shares perspective on the Carter Stewart story. Could this eventually lead to a change in the way minor league players are compensated?