The Kentucky Derby takes place this Saturday in Louisville. Today race caller Larry Collmus stopped by to chat with Bob and Sean.

Bob starts the second hour with an excellent debut of a local baseball product for the Minnesota Twins. MLB takes center stage in the first half hour of the show. Shane Melton is the guest at the bottom of the hour. He talks the legacy of Lauren Bernett, who will forever be remembered on the campus of James Madison.

Last week we lost James Madison’s Lauren Bernett far too soon. Shane is on to remember her.

Bob opens the show with something a bit different than Matt, the NBA playoffs. Then it’s back to the NFL Draft. Adam Kilgore joins at the bottom of the hour.

Fellow Syracuse alum joins Bob to talk about the Washington Commanders. They get into the Commanders selections and the future of the team.

At the start of hour number two live from Playbook, Bob and Sean talk the NCAA transfer portal. Then the Wiz makes his weekly appearance to talk the numbers he’s excited about.

You can hear Joe live on The Feilnline every Saturday on our airwaves starting at 11 am. Every Thursday, you can hear him with us on The Huddle.

Right off the bat, UVA football legend Anthony Poindexter hops on the mic with Bob and Sean on this feel-good Thursday edition of the Sports Huddle. Then at the bottom of the hour, NBA Writer Ben Golliver joins to talk the NBA playoffs live from New Orleans, the site of one of the trio of Game 6’s tonight in the association.

Live from New Orleans Ben gets into all things NBA playoffs. To start, it's Bob’s 76ers who are in danger of getting pushed to a Game 7. Then it’s onto the one team who got swept in the first round this year; the Brooklyn Nets. And finally, the upstart New Orleans Pelicans looking to extend their series against the number-seeded Phoenix Suns.

The former UVA star safety and now Co-defensive coordinator at Penn State joins Bob and Sean. He chats with the guys about his life after his playing career, the upcoming induction ceremony and the current state of Penn State football.