The conversations around the NFL know no bounds, but something not getting enough run is the involvement of Green Bay Packers great Brett Favre. A product of the state of Mississippi, the Hall of Famer is in the middle of a welfare scandal with state officials. Meanwhile, a topic getting too much run may be the support for Ja Morant as the NBA’s 2022 Most Improved Player of the Year. While the ballots were due yesterday, Calvin has an issue with any media member that voted for the former second-overall selection. In the MLB, the season is just getting started, but reports came out that the Washington Nationals are now up for sale. As the contracts and money in sports continue to grow, Calvin says to expect teams to change hands more often.

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As the investigation into the death of NFL quarterback Dwayne Haskins continues, new information is coming to light about the incident. Sticking with the NFL, Kirk Cousins wants to “earn the right” to retire as a Minnesota Viking. Will he get there? As usual, we get to phone calls and comments in the second hour, which has one caller asking if play-in victories count as playoff wins, especially as they pertain to Gregg Popovich’s postseason win count.

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Quarterback Dwayne Haskins passed away unexpectedly this weekend at the age of 24, and much of the sports world shared their condolences. Two personalities, however, Adam Schefter and Gil Brandt, had very controversial responses to the news. In much lighter news, The Masters concluded with Scottie Scheffler earning his first green jacket. Calvin breaks down his performance and talks about what’s next for Tiger Woods. Stepping into the NBA, the San Antonio Spurs lost their two contests this weekend but still have the play-in games to look forward to. What does the rest of the postseason picture look like?

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The second hour opens up with comments and reactions to the first hour and quickly takes a turn to look at the San Antonio Spurs’ poor home record. More calls take the show into conversations on where Zion Williamson rates on the “bust” scale and recapping the fight weekend. Before the show ends for the day, Calvin goes “Around the Diamond’ for the latest updates on the young MLB season.

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The Minnesota Timberwolves have secured a spot in the 2022 NBA Playoffs, but in Thursday’s game against the San Antonio Spurs looked a little undisciplined. With a late lead, the team and Anthony Edwards attempted to get the young star his first 50-point night, much to the disliking of the Spurs’ broadcast team. Was he wrong? More money is being spent in sports than ever before, and star players like Deebo Samuel (San Francisco 49ers) and Aaron Judge (New York Yankees) are pushing for their value. Can these teams lock up their stars before they become problems?

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The show veers off of The Docket a bit as some callers join the conversation. There’s also more buzz around the Brian Flores lawsuit as Mike Mularkey’s comments continue to make the rounds, and things intensify with the Houston Texans being added to the lawsuit as well. As the show progresses, live updates from The Masters steer the final hour of the week too.

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Breaking news this morning in the NFL as reports come out that Ray Horton and Steve Wilks are joining on with Brian Flores’ lawsuit against the NFL, citing grievances of their own due to the NFL’s apparent manipulation of the Rooney Rule. Of course, this comes on the day that Tiger Woods takes to the course at Augusta National in his return to golf and The Masters, stealing the news cycle. We hear from Mike in Houston with a question on Lamar Jackson and talk a little about Opening Day 2022 as well.

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Adam Silver has been a pretty good commissioner for the NBA, and largely by supporting his players. It came out this week, however, that Silver is rather displeased with how much star players are sitting out. Is a shortened season the answer?

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The Los Angeles Lakers will miss a shot at the postseason and the San Antonio Spurs have taken their spot in the play-in picture. Are these Lakers the biggest disappointment ever? In the NFL, Stefon Diggs is the latest wide receiver to get a bag ahead of the season, and in The Masters, Jordan Speith and Rory McIlroy can take the spotlight from Tiger Woods this weekend.

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Today’s discussion on the NBA continues with more on the Lakers as well as the Brooklyn Nets, and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s Apology. The Big 12 needs to seek inclusion as the commissioner role is set to rotate, and with Opening Day tomorrow, the MLB has approved the PitchCom catcher-to-pitcher relay device.

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