On this episode of The Night Shift, Callan McClurg stays up late to recap the big games, big plays, scores, and stories of the day.

On this episode of The Night Shift, a returning Callan McClurg and Isaiah Leung stay up late to recap the big games, big plays, scores and stories of the day.

Check into The Sports Lounge as the network’s main moderator Callan McClurg hosts his original multi-hour sports talk show covering all the bases of the sports world from the local level to the national level with appearances from fellow MI6 hosts and an array of guests.

Tonight, Callan spends the hour giving the viewer's a first-hand perspective about his bizarre, crazy, different, weird, and unforgettable season of working live sporting events during the course of the COVID-19 Pandemic.

Isaiah Leung and Trevor Williams give their thoughts on LeBron James game-winner triple that propelled the Lakers over the Warriors and into the NBA Postseason.

Always known for complaining and crying foul about cheating and corruption when his teams lose, Isaiah Leung lays into Home Plate umpire Ryan Willis for his poor performance behind the plate on Monday night.

A returning Callan McClurg weighs in on his hometown San Diego Padres and their recent success following a perfect 9-0 homestand and how the way the ballclub plays the game could be a way for Baseball to bring fans (both old and new) into the sport.

A returning Callan McClurg sympathizes with the New York Knicks and their fans after New York lost a heartbreaking Game 1 to the Atlanta Hawks.

A returning Callan McClurg says that 76ers general manager Daryl Morey deserves props and credit for the team's turnaround.

A returning Callan McClurg seems ticked off that the Utah Jazz elected to sit out Donovan Mitchell for Game 1 of their playoff series against the Memphis Grizzlies.

While discussing the Memphis Grizzlies Game 1 victory over the Utah Jazz, Callan, Lo-Ro, and Trevor had some comments filter into their chat box...directly from the Memphis Grizzlies social media team.