USA Today's Mark Medina discussed why it's hard to envision the NBA resuming their season, why no concrete plans can be made until health officials say so & why the league faces big challenges when games resume with fans.

Darren, Marty and Jim talk about celebrity call in's and who would be the biggest name they could get to call in and Kevin Acee joins the show to talk Padres and baseball updates

Wall Street Journal's Jared Diamond discussed the strange relationship between MLB and minor league teams, why many minor leagues team won't survive a season of no games & where there's virtually no chance of a season in 2020.

Kevin Acee discussed which of the proposed plans for an altered MLB season makes the most sense, what Jayce Tingler is doing during this time and where AJ Preller has been.

Darren and Marty argue about a possible burrito mark on his table and how can it come off? PSA of the day, TV listings and Jim's joke of the day

The great Bill Walton joins the show to put a smile on everyone's face and discuss Bike For Humanity for a great cause plus #AskDarren

Darren and Marty discuss if a MLB season with 43 games makes any sense at all? And good friend of the show Geoff Blum joins the show to catch up and talk about the idea of no baseball or what could be done to make it happen

The great Bill Walton discussed how he's keeping his spirits and health up during these unprecedented times, what biking has meant to him, the story of his famous tipi and why he's biking for humanity to help our some great local causes.

Geoff Blum discussed the challenges he faced being traded after the birth of his triplet girls, why MLB players today could face a tough decision if they're sequestered for the season and what he'd do if he were in their shoes today.

We listen to some of what Tom Brady said on the Howard Stern show, we have a weird PSA of the day, new TV listings and Jim's joke of the day