Shaking back from their horrendous series against the San Francisco Giants finishing 0-3, the Astros look to have turned the page concluding their series against the Minnesota Twins finishing 2-1 yesterday afternoon. Grinding out a huge win yesterday to solidify the series win, Astros broadcaster Steve Sparks joins for his weekly segment with Sean and Dan and shares a few of his thoughts and takeaways from this series and yesterday's nail biting game. Also, following yesterday's gritty win, Steve also shares what does grinding out a win like this mean looking ahead as we've merely just scratched the surface of the 2025 season.

With the year rolling on as we now enter the month of April, we kickoff off many different spring sports as we inch towards the beginning of the summer. Switching to Golf for a moment; the Valero Texas Open is set to undergo Round 2 today down in San Antonio, followed with the 2025 Masters Tournament set to begin next week down in Augusta. Reaching the 89th edition of the Masters Tournament this year, Sean and Dan are joined by golf legend Frank Urban "Fuzzy" Zoeller Jr. ahead of the ramp up for the 2025 Masters Tournament. Having won 10 PGA tournaments with two major championships and one of only three golfers to ever win a Masters Tournament in their first appearance, Fuzzy shares a bit of his insight on what exactly this tournament means and who he's got winning this years Masters following Scottie Scheffler the reigning champion from the year prior.

With the season now underway following the first two series between the Mets and the Giants now completed, the Astros are now at a subpar standing of 2-4. Off to what seemed to be a pretty solid and firm start against the Mets taking 2 of the 3 games to claim the series win, the Astros haven't added another win to the column outside of those two games against the Mets in their first series. Taking on the Giants and losing all 3 of the games in the series, many wonder if the Astros are tending to slip into an early decline they experienced early-on last season. Rolling into the start of a fresh series today against the Minnesota Twins this afternoon Sean and Dan pose the question to listeners, do the Astros look to be entering an early slump in comparison to last years identical start?

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.