Wes discusses the hurdles that the MLB needs to overcome in order for baseball to come back.​ Kelsey Riggs of the ACC Network joins to talk about her recent Zoom call with all 14 ACC head coaches, her thoughts on bringing back college sports in the fall and why her and Wes are watching "Outer Banks".

Steve Berkowitz of USA Today discusses the NCAA President Mark Emmert saying no students on campus means no sports while some commissioners are saying different. Also, who gives the final say-so about college sports coming back?

Mark Zuckerman of MASN Sports joins the show to discuss the MLB owners’ proposal for the 2020 season, if he thinks 82 games is enough to be able to crown a World Series Champion. Mike Barber of the Richmond Times Dispatch gives his thoughts on the different opinions of the NCAA and Power 5 commissioners in regards to how college sports could come back in the fall.

Wes discusses the current MLB owners' plan for the 2020 season, the hurdles that stand in the way, and is 80 games enough to crown a champ. Also, a breakdown of Episodes 7 & 8 of ESPN’s “The Last Dance”.

Parney from the Flying Squirrels joins Wes to discuss what he is hearing about the return of MLB, if he ever crossed paths with Michael Jordan in minor league baseball, as well as celebrating his daughter’s college graduation. Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney gives his reaction to Governor Northam’s Phase 1 of re-opening, his message to the community about taking the first steps to re-opening, and the possibility of the Redskins training camp coming back to Richmond in July.​

Gary Gramling of Monday Morning QB gives his first impression of the 2020 NFL schedule and which division he thinks will be the toughest to win. Wes also discusses ESPN’s “Last Dance” with Lane Casadonte of CBS6 and insight on why NASCAR cancelled specific races, including the Richmond spring race.​

Wes is joined by Redskins Insider Chris Russell of SI.com on his thoughts about the Redskins playing on Thanksgiving, the first thing he noticed about the 2020 schedule, and if he thinks Week 1 will start on time. Also, Wes questions what team got too many primetime games?

In the third hour of the show, Wes is joined by NFL Network’s Michael Robinson on his thoughts on how the NFC South will play out this season, Andy Dalton going to Dallas, and a great story about what Mike Singletary did in the locker room during halftime of a game.​

In the second hour of the show, Wes covers the Big 3 Headlines of the day and he chats with Dave Sheinin of The Washington Post on his thoughts about the biggest hurdle for bringing back the MLB, what to do if players want to opt of playing, and if he thinks any specific model is better than the rest.​

In the first hour, Wes discussed the hurdles for MLB to come back, could CFB start without everyone on board, and Wes Durham of the ACC Network discusses his biggest question regarding bringing back college football.