Darren shares some powerful words from social media on protests and social injustice and Jared Diamond joins the show to talk about MLB's plan of a 50-game season

Washington Post's Robert Klemko discussed the scene from Minnesota following the death of George Floyd, if emotions of the protesters are revving down, why there's been some encouraging signs and why athletes will play a prominent role in healing.

WSJ's Jared Diamond discussed why the 50-game season is a non-starter for the MLBPA, why the owners are adamantly against a 114-game season and why Rob Manfred knows no season would be suicidal for the sport.

Carlo Cecchetto from CBS 8 recaps the weekend in San Diego, we get a new updated proposal from MLB and TV listings with a joke from Jim

Herm Edwards joins the show to talk about where we go from here as a society and America and #AskDarren texts

Carlo Cecchetto discussed covering a surreal weekend of protests that hit San Diego, impact on some local businesses and the background motivation of the organizer in La Mesa.

Darren and Marty discuss the civil unrest sweeping the city and country over the past week and where do we go from here?

What has changed about social justice in America since MLK was killed? Herm Edwards discussed the divide in the country, his message to his own players, if players should speak up and why it's not a black issue, it's an American issue.

Darren discusses what show 50 would look like, would Marty take an edible? We have TV listings and Jim's joke of the day

Yogi Roth of the Pac-12 network talks with Darren on the state of College Football and has some strong words for other media members, we discuss outdoor dinning and #AskDarren text