On Thursday's Rush, Tony C discusses just how dreadful the Pirates and Orioles really are ... but hey, at least they're not the Diamondbacks.

Frankfort, Moorefield, Keyser, Northern, and Allegany all looked to advance in the high school baseball and softball playoffs ... only two did.

The 76ers pull off an epic collapse against the Hawks, and the Jazz blow a golden opportunity against the Clippers.

The Wizards are in the market for a new coach.

Is Tony C turning into a *gasp* beer snob?

On Wednesday's Rush, Tony C rejoices as Gov. Larry Hogan announces the end of the state of emergency in Maryland, and Tony says it's time to start moving forward.

Tony recaps the Nets' improbable win over the Bucks, who should be embarrassed for losing game 5.

Tyler Glasnow blames Major League Baseball for his recent injury, and Tony says MLB once again proves its incompetence and inconsistency when enforcing its own rules.

And Tony simply can't take over-the-top hockey broadcasters anymore, including one in particular.

On Tuesday's Rush, Tony C continues to be frustrated by failing technology, as his laptop goes belly up 20 minutes into the show.

Tony wonders if the Orioles and Pirates combined their rosters, would they even compete for a wild card spot?

Tony recaps Monday night's playoff action on the ice and the NBA hardwood.

We hear from West Virginia University President E. Gordon Gee, who appeared on Talkline with Hoppy Kercheval on Monday. Gee is part of the College Football Playoff management committee, which will vote on CFP expansion next week.

And Major League Baseball will be "cracking down" on players caught with foreign substances.

On Monday's Rush, Tony C loses his mind over the most Monday-ist Monday in the history of Mondays.

Tony gives a few lessons on party planning and philosophy after his son's graduation party over the weekend was a success.

Tony can't believe how quickly the Nets-Bucks series has turned around, and he says Nikola Jokic deserved better treatment than what he got on Sunday.

Derek Shelton over-manages the Pirates to another loss.

And how many bridges does Le'Veon Bell have left before he burns them all?

On Friday’s Rush, Tony C discusses the Bucks getting back into their series with an ugly win over the Nets in Milwaukee.

Tony gives his thoughts on the new proposal to expand the College Football Playoff from 4 to 12 teams.

Joe Shuta has another Rush Friday Feature, as he talks with Altoona Curve GM Derek Martin (0:48:00 mark).

And legendary college football coach Bo Schembechler is accused of looking the other way after complaints of abuse involving a former team doctor.

On Thursday's Rush, Tony C runs down the playoff action on the ice and NBA hardwood.

Tony thinks a dek hockey rink would be perfect to help the game of hockey grow in the area.

Gerrit Cole faces Josh Donaldson and gets the better of him ... it's a day that ends in "Y" so we talk more about the drama in Green Bay.

And Tony says he is turning into something he never swore he would .... a craft beer guy!

On Wednesday's Rush, Tony C recaps the night on the ice and NBA hardwood, with two playoff games in each league.

Aaron Rodgers did not report to mandatory minicamp, and some players say publicly they have his back.

Tony saw something during last night's Pirates game that he had never seen before, and it wasn't good for the Pirates.

And the Yankees' Gerrit Cole gave a long answer to a simple "yes or no" question about him using foreign substances while pitching.

On Tuesday's Rush, Tony C opens the show in a bad mood because his headphones don't work ... again.

Tony wonders when the Pirates and Orioles will stop tearing down and start rebuilding.

Major League Baseball is going to start cracking down on pitchers who use illegal substances on baseballs.

Tony looks at the Nets' blowout win over the Bucks ... Can Milwaukee get back into the series?

On Monday's Rush, Tony C breaks down the NBA playoff games from Sunday, including Game 7 between the Mavs and Clips.

Tony can't believe people would pay real money to see that farce of a fight between Logan Paul and Floyd Mayweather.

Tony looks at the trade that sent Julio Jones from Atlanta to Tennessee.

John Rahm got a raw deal at the Memorial.

And Tony laments his diminishing cornhole playing skills.

On Friday’s Rush, Tony C talks about how great it was to see Ke’Bryan Hayes back in the Pirates’ lineup. He is also underwhelmed by WVU's non-conference basketball schedule.

Tony breaks down the NBA and NHL playoff action from Thursday night, including Lebron and the Lakers getting bounced by the Suns.

Joe Shuta has another Rush Friday Feature, as he caught up with former Major Leaguer Lyle Overbay (0:51:48 mark).

And Mike Krzyzewski spoke publicly for the first time since the news broke that he was retiring after the upcoming season.