Chris and the Chili Peppers have completed the first half of their season. Now, with June wrapping up, Chris talks what they can take from their experiences so far into the second half of the year.

An emotional return for Freddie Freeman and a triumphant one for breaking tweets. Bob gets you through the end of the week before he heads out for vacation.

The NBA draft featured plenty of surprises, with none being more pleasant than VCU's Vince Williams Jr. going 47th overall to the Memphis Grizzlies. In honor of that, VCU Coach Mike Rhoades joins the program.

Coach Rhoades had the pleasure of coaching Vince the last four years. He took some time to talk about the young man the Memphis Grizzlies selected with the 47th overall pick, as well as the state of both VCU and A10 basketball.

Hour number two features a good amount of NBA Draft talk, but there’s plenty of other topics Bob looks into, including the MLB. Jerry Brewer of The Washington Post joins at the bottom of the hour to talk NBA.

Steph Curry is the greatest player ever. Under 6'5" that is. Chet Holmgren should go 2nd overall to the Thunder following Auburn's Jabri Smith. Jerry gives us his thoughts on these topics and what the Wizards should do with the 10th overall pick.

Following a controversial and confusing ending to Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final, Bob and Sean have returned live from Playbook. Investigative reporter Tisha Thompson joins at the bottom of the hour. She's based in D.C., so we all know who the conversation is unfortunately centered around.

Bob starts the second hour with more commentary on the LIV Tour drama. Dave Preston of WTOP is Bob's guest this hour. They get into Commanders, Wizards and Nationals news. He finishes the hour with former Spider Kenny Atkinson and his 180 decision to go back to the Warriors.

Dave is back on with Bob, and they are back on the never-ending story around Commanders owner Dan Snyder. Plus, what will the Wizards do with their 10th pick and the Nationals finally getting some good pitching.

Bob starts today with the topic that unfortunately continues to be the biggest story surrounding the Washington Commanders, their infamous owner. Later in the hour, on a much brighter note, he is joined by Tri-City Chili Peppers' owner Chris Martin.