Wes talks about Tom Wilson's suspension and an unsavory story about the Redskins in the first hour.

Washington Post sports writer Neil Greenberg talks about Tom Wilson's suspension, if it was fair and how the loss of Wilson impacts the Capitals in this series. 

Michael Robinson of the NFL Network joins Wes in studio for his weekly visit to look back briefly on the NFL Draft and the story about the Redskins cheerleaders. 

USA Today baseball writer Steve Gardner discusses the state of the Nationals one month in, injuries piling up for some National League contenders and a record amount of strikeouts in baseball.

Wes welcomes Brian McNally of The Sports Capitol, Hayley Orrantia of ABC's The Goldbergs and Flying Squirrels broadcaster Sam Ravech in the third hour.

Wes welcomes Steve Gardner of USA Today in the second hour. 

Wes discusses the Capitals' Game 3 win, Tom Wilson's controversial hit and a growing trend in baseball in the first hour. 

Flying Squirrels broadcaster Sam Ravech joins Wes to discuss the record number of strikeouts around the league in April and how the landscape of baseball is changing with the advent of sabermetrics.

Brian McNally of NHL.com and The Sports Capitol recaps the Capitals taking Game 3 in Pittsburgh, Alex Ovechkin's playoff performance and the fallout of Tom Wilson's controversial hit.

Country music artist and one of the stars of ABC's "The Goldbergs" Hayley Orrantia joins Wes in studio to talk about the show, preparing to play a teenager in the 80s and how her music career has complimented her acting career.