Following the conclusion of the Astros early exit in the postseason last year in the Wild Card round, and over the course of the offseason the Astros wasted no time in tampering and bargaining for prospects around the league aiming to make a shot at another postseason. Joining the show back for his first segment of the 2025 season, Dana Brown joins the show along with Sean and Dan and shares a bit of what's been the whole process during the offseason and a few of his intentions behind some of the offseason moves made, along with what to look forward to looking ahead as we've barely scratched the surface of the 2025 MLB season.

With the tournament looking to roll on this weekend, the final four teams have already been set and ready to roll. All number one seeds leading out of their conferences; Duke, Auburn, Houston, and Florida have emerged themselves into the final dance determining who will move on to the championship round. Talking to a former Blue Devil as the Cougars get ready to take on Duke Saturday night, former Blue Devil and NBA prospect Thomas Hill joins and shares a few things he's seen from both teams as his Blue Devils get ready to tip-off in a showdown this weekend against the Houston Cougars and who he's got winning it all.

With Opening Day now in our rearview and the season underway, lots of controversy has risen early-on in the MLB. Following some teams off to a slow start and some off to a phenomenal one following the addition of the new torpedo bats the league has approved, lot's of chatter has rose on what exactly may be going on in the MLB. Former pro baseball outfielder and manager Clint Hurdle joins Sean and Dan discussing what he's seen thus far from teams around the league leading to Opening Day. Attaining the great name the "Phenom" in the process of his career and sharing a few historic stories, Clint also shares a bit of his take on what the league is now and how things are currently in comparison to the time he played and managed players along with where he sees the league going in the coming years.

Now with March behind us following the start of the MLB season and following the Madness tournament slowly coming to an end as we enter the Final Four weekend looking to see which final two teams will move on to compete for the championship, we now enter the month of April! With the exact date set at April 1st today, meaning April Fool's, joining 790 and a longtime comedian and impressionist just so happens to be Frank Caliendo. Sharing a bit of his best impressions and where he'll be showcasing his talents at this weekend here in Houston, Frank joins the show for a few minutes sharing how he's sustain such a phenomenal run at his career along with a few unforgettable impressions from voices we all know too well.

With the NCAA March Madness tournament almost coming to a conclusion and tracking brackets as to who's made it the furthest, we've now reached the Final Four teams in the 2025 tournament. Overviewing the tournament up to this point regarding upsets and predictions, the final four teams left in the madness tournament are Florida, Auburn, Duke, and Houston's very own Cougars setting the stage for the championship round. With the four teams now set to roll, lots of banter regarding who may come out champion has arrived, regarding all four teams happening to be the number one seed leading out of their own conferences. With a few predictions on who may take it all this year, professional college and pro sports broadcaster Kevin Harlan joins and shares what he's seen throughout this tournaments entirety and with who he believes may be crowned champions at the end of the tournament next week.

Kicking off the official start of the MLB season following Opening Day last Thursday, the Astros take on Juan Soto and the New York Mets in their first series of the season. Finishing with a 2-1 standing over the Mets, the Astros win their first series of the season in regards to their not so great start last year against the Yankees, finishing with a start of 0-4. Looking to have turned things around following a new season filled with new prospects, the Astros look to step with a different stride rolling into this season. Assessing the Astros first series of the season, Steve Sparks joins for his weekly segment and shares a few things he saw and loved over the weekend along with what still needs work in order to ensure a stable season, hoping to lead to another postseason if not another World Series run.