Wes is joined by former Flying Squirrels player and a member of the San Francisco Giants organization, Jalen Miller, on how minor league players are handling not knowing when they will get paid again, and some of the jobs that they have had to take to make ends meet. Jalen also tells Wes how he has done his best to stay in playing shape during the hiatus.

Wes talks with Voice of the Hokies, Jon Laaser, about how Jon is staying sharp during this time at home, as well as how some of the Hokie football players have been staying in shape during the coronavirus pandemic. Jon also gives his thoughts on having an extra year of eligibility for college seniors in spring sports. Jon & Wes play a round of Laaser Lightning Round as well.

Wes previews the show for the day, and gives his thoughts on various topics around the sports world and the real world.

Wes brings back his interviews with Mike Jones of USA Today and Jesse Dougherty of The Washington Post in the 5pm hour.

Wes is joined by NBA writer and author Sam Smith as he gives his thoughts on how the NBA season could play out and when he thinks games will be back. Sam also gives a little insight into his journey of writing his latest book on Michael Jordan.

Every Tuesday at 4pm, Wes does "Covering the Commonwealth" where he covers sports from around the state of Virginia. This week Wes is joined by:

Kris Wright of TheSabre.com on UVA

Pete Hailey of NBCSW on the Redskins

Greg Madia of the Harrisonburg Daily News-Record on JMU

Wes chats with NBA writer & author Sam Smith as he gives his thoughts on how the NBA season plays out from here during the coronavirus pandemic, and gives a little insight about Michael Jordan during his last year in Chicago.

As always on Tuesday afternoons, Wes goes around the state of Virginia for our Covering the Commonwealth segment. This week, Wes was joined by:

Kris Wright of TheSabre.com on UVA

Pete Hailey of NBC Sports Washington on the Redskins

Greg Madia of the Harrisonburg Daily News-Record on JMU

Wes chats with Jesse Dougherty of the Washington Post as he gives his thoughts on the current postponement of the MLB due to the coronavirus pandemic, how some of the Nationals players are doing their best to stay in a routine, and some insight on his new book “Buzzsaw”, which was released today.

Wes is joined by Jesse Dougherty of the Washington Post as he gives his opinion on the future of the MLB following the coronavirus pandemic, and a little insight into his new book "Buzzsaw" about the Washington Nationals and their 2019 World Series run.

Wes is joined by Mike Jones of USA Today as Mike reacts to the Quentin Dunbar trade, his opinion on Trent Williams and his agent’s remarks, and whether or not he believes that the NFC South is the top division in the NFL this year.

Wes chats with Mike Jones of USA Today as he gives his reaction to the Quentin Dunbar trade, and his thoughts on Trent Williams and his agent.