The Midday Show with Andy & Randy

Andy, Randy, and Abe chat about the NFL's schedule release from a social media perspective and how tough it is to always be nice.

Andy and Randy chat about Spencer Strider's start tonight, the NBA Playoffs, and AMA

Andy and randy break down the entire NFL Schedule release, chat Hawks, Falcons, and United with Mike Conti, and play a Mothers Day edition of Sports Jeopardy.

Hawks and United Broadcaster Mike Conti talks about his initial reactions to the Falcons schedule, not getting caught up in playing the win-loss game, the positive relationship between Quin Snyder and Trae Young, what the Hawks need to accomplish this offseason, and Atlanta United's matchup with Charlotte FC.

The Falcons were one of 4 NFL teams locked out of nationally televised games this season and it's up to the team to give the league a reason to think that the entire country would be interested in watching them.

Andy and Randy chat About the Falcons schedule not including any primetime games, the NBA Playoffs, and Big deal, small deal, or no deal

From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): Braves general manager Alex Anthopoulos makes his return to Baseball Isn't Boring, offering his viewpoint on the impact of contract extension, explaining why May trades are rarely made and the merits of ketchup-flavored potato chips.

Bradfo then catches up with Charlie Morton, who offers unique insight into just how important all of those extensions are to the Braves' clubhouse. We finish things off with a revealing interview with Kenley Jansen on the day he became just the sixth reliever to notch 400 saves.

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Andy, Randy, and Abe discuss the NFL's mission to make every thing they can an offseason event and the wide range of Olympic competitions that people watch.

Andy and Randy don't want to see any more bullpen games, preview the Falcons schedule with Joe Patrick, and AMA

The Falcons were last-place in the NFC South a year ago, but a strong offseason could have them positioned to go worst-to-first in their division.