Wednesday night in the NBA, the Milwaukee Bucks and Golden State Warriors took care of business to advance in the playoffs. In the MLB, Buck Showalter is letting his New York Mets take care of business their own way, which caused the benches to clear against the St. Louis Cardinals. Of course, tonight is about the NFL Draft, and the conversation quickly turns toward football, starting with a player the Dallas Cowboys should take a look at.

Music provided by Ticket 760 and AM 1300 The Zone.

After months of mock drafts and a wild free agency period, the NFL Draft is finally here. Calvin talks with some callers and fields comments about what teams like the Indianapolis Colts and Kansas City Chiefs may do.

Music provided by Ticket 760 and AM 1300 The Zone.

There’s a change of power soon to take place atop the NCAA with Mark Emmert resigning as president. Calvin weighs in on the news. In the NCAA, the Memphis Grizzlies and New Orleans Pelicans are locked in an intense battle in the first round of the playoffs. Is there a rivalry budding between the two young ball clubs? Speaking of the game, the game getting lost in the TV schedule was a shame. This only highlights that the NBA needs to change how they schedule out the postseason.

Music provided by Ticket 760 and AM 1300 The Zone.

In the wake of the Brooklyn Nets being eliminated from the NBA Playoffs, Kevin Durant is in his feelings about Charles Barkley’s comments and letting it be known. Barkley called Durant a bus rider. But is he wrong? USA Today released a list of NCAA football coaches expected to be on the hot seat this season. Is it too early to put Sark on it?

Music provided by Ticket 760 and AM 1300 The Zone.

The Brooklyn Nets have officially been eliminated from the NBA Playoffs, despite their star power. Jayson Tatum has really grown into his own this season, and Calvin wants to give him his flowers. The show starts off, however, with a look at the first-round needs of the Dallas Cowboys, and the guys discuss the allure of baseball’s first complete game of 2022.

Music provided by Ticket 760 and AM 1300 The Zone.

Discussion on the NBA Playoffs continues in Hour 2 with quick looks at the series between the Philadelphia 76ers and the Toronto Raptors, as well as the Miami Heat and Atlanta Hawks. After some phone calls and more NBA talk, the show wraps on the latest sale of a Honus Wagner card that sold recently for $1.5 million.

Music provided by Ticket 760 and AM 1300 The Zone.

The NFL Draft is this week and the NBA Playoffs are in full swing, but first, we have to start the week with a quick look Around the Diamond. From there the show moves right into reacting to Tyson Fury’s knockout of Dillian Whyte on Saturday night and what is next for the heavyweight champion. Progressing into the NBA Playoffs, the Utah Jazz had an impressive win to even the series with the Dallas Mavericks. Heading back to Dallas, can they grab another one?

Music provided by Ticket 760 and AM 1300 The Zone.

Sticking with the NBA Playoffs, the Golden State Warriors dropped a golden opportunity to sweep the Denver Nuggets. Nikola Jokic brought his team back, but can he carry the load to dig them out of the 3-1 hole? The show goes off the rails a touch as Calvin goes to the phones where a discussion on TV commercial volume surprises everyone. Heavy in the second hour, the New Orleans Pelicans have gone from play-in team to playoff contender as they evened the series with the Phoenix Suns. Calvin is looking up Houston Street at the San Antonio Spurs to turn things around more quickly.

Music provided by Ticket 760 and AM 1300 The Zone.

This weekend is Tyson Fury’s return to the ring, and it will reportedly be his last fight. Will he leave the sport a champion? Two months after he scrubbed his social media of the Arizona Cardinals, Kyler Murray and the team appear to have made up. In the NBA Playoffs, the Minnesota Timberwolves were on the wrong side of an epic collapse. This one’s on Karl-Anthony Towns.

Music provided by Ticket 760 and AM 1300 The Zone.

On the opposite side of the NBA Playoffs, the Golden State Warriors are absolutely cooking and find themselves up 3-0 over the Denver Nuggets. Calvin believes this championship-caliber build of the Warriors may just be Steve Kerr’s greatest accomplishment. Who can stop them? The Phoenix Suns hope to have the answer, but first, they have to survive the New Orleans Pelicans without the services of Devin Booker. They’ll give it a go tonight as part of tonight’s slate of games.

Music provided by Ticket 760 and AM 1300 The Zone.