As the conclusion of the NBA regular season draws near, the action is getting interesting as the Los Angeles Lakers are poised to miss the playoffs. Creeping up to take their spot is the San Antonio Spurs who got an important win against the Houston Rockets to keep the race tight. Also in the Western Conference, Paul George is set to make his return to the court and Calvin doesn’t understand why. Hour 1 ends with the NFL where the league’s team owners held their annual meeting, releasing changes for the 2022 season and the Haslems are getting the cold shoulder.

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Continuing the conversation from the NFL’s owners meeting, Calvin dives into two of the more controversial changes to the league - the mandatory offensive hiring of women and minority assistants on the offensive side of the ball and the new overtime rules. Sticking with the NFL, the Buffalo Bills will soon start construction on a new stadium that is massively supported by public money. The show concludes back in the NBA with quick observations on the Association.

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Despite going extremely young, the San Antonio Spurs are in the mix for the play-in game, meaning the playoffs are a possibility. With eight games left, can they make the cut? March Madness has been wild this year, but there won’t be a Cinderella story in 2022. Calvin breaks down how the brackets shook out. Ever going wild, the NFL brought some more headlines over the weekend that are worth getting to.

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The conversation on the San Antonio Spurs from Hour 1 continues, and Calvin dives into the important fit of Josh Richardson on the team. Setting the Internet into a frenzy last night, Will Smith slapped Chris Rock on stage at The Oscars. This is a bad look for The Community. We also head to the phones to get some reactions to Hour 1 and more.

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The US Men’s National Team played to a draw with Mexico last night, keeping the two teams tied in the standings entering the final two games of the World Cup Qualifiers. Last night was a crazy one in college basketball with two top teams losing. In the NFL, Deshaun Watson was introduced with the Cleveland Browns, while Baker Mayfield and Tom Brady could both be on the move.

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With the conversation on last night’s games covered, Calvin previews the matchups for the final eight Sweet 16 teams. The guys then go around the NBA with updates on the Phoenix Suns and Memphis Grizzlies. Before the show wraps up for the week, Calvin wants to know where the Los Angeles Rams are getting all of this money as Aaron Donald is reportedly looking for a new deal.

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The San Antonio Spurs gave the Portland Trail Blazers the business last night and now continue to inch closer toward earning a spot in the play-in game(s). Again, is this really what is best for the team? It was also a big night in the NBA for the Memphis Grizzlies who defeated the Brooklyn Nets without Ja Morant, making them a serious contender this year. Moving to the NFL, just when Deshaun Watson appears to be in the clear criminally, another county in Texas is attempting to pull him back in. The Sweet 16 is in action tonight, and the Alamo City is one of the round’s hosts. Calvin previews the matchups.

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Three of the Coach of the Year candidates in the NBA are former Spurs assistants. How does this reflect on the organization? We dive into the question, as well as some breaking news in the NFL as more moves come down the wire in this busy offseason. There are a number of reactions to get to on the phone lines let’s take some calls too.

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The MLB season is just two weeks away, and a few new rules were announced yesterday,  including what many are considering the “Ohtani Rule”. Calvin dives into them all, and let’s baseball hear it for bringing back the extra-innings runner on second base. Ever one to steal a news cycle, the NFL is abuzz again today with the blockbuster trade of Tyreek Hill to the Miami Dolphins for nearly a draft’s worth of picks. Calvin’s eyes, however, are on the impact of Hill’s trade on the rest of the league, not just what he cost the Kansas City Chiefs.

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The NFL conversation from Hour 1 prompted some phone calls, so Hour 2 opens heading to the lines, and continues the discussion on the impact of the Hill trade. With baseball season around the corner, as well as the NBA playoffs where the Brooklyn Nets plan to still be playing, the mayor of New York City maintained his strong position about not making exceptions COVID-19 policy exceptions for superstars like Kyrie Irving and Aaron Judge.

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