Carl and Jeff take stock of the first joint event on clay, where Novak Djokovic makes his first coachless appearance, Maria Sharapova hopes to take advantage of a draw riddled with upsets, and a few Americans look to make headway on the dirt.

Carl and Jeff discuss another busy week of tennis, including Sharapova's first week back on tour, Laura Siegemund's drop shots,

Nadal's second Decima, and Albert Ramos's inability to win a doubles match.

Carl and Jeff take on a jam-packed week of tennis with a review of Rafael Nadal's Monte Carlo title, a wrap-up of Fed Cup action, and a look ahead to the WTA without Serena, but with Maria Sharapova.

Carl and Jeff look at last week's notable accomplishments from players at both ends of their careers, and consider how much value to place on a title at a very young age. Plus: Davis Cup, Schiavone's non-wild card, and a Monte Carlo preview.

Carl and Jeff offer a ringing endorsement of increased doubles coverage, consider the role of megastars in doubles and the game in general, and discuss the mismatched incentives that make wild cards--including Maria Sharapova's--so controversial.

Carl and Jeff cover the events of the March Sunshine Double, and dig into the nitty gritty of the Roger-Rafa matchup.