On Tuesday morning, Gerard's editorial on the JackJumpers was followed by a cameo from Corey 'Homicide' Williams, where they discussed the JackJumpers historic feat last night with Nathan Buckley. After Homicide departed, Bucks hung around to talk about Lewis Young's tribunal hearing tonight, the difference between Fremantle and Essendon's youngsters, and more. After looking Across the Divide with SEN 1170's Andrew Voss, Gerard turned his attention to racing and he quickly chatted to Warrnambool Racing Club CEO Tom O'Connor with "The Bool" set to kick off today. He then chatted to SEN Tassie's David Lithgow about the impact the JackJumpers have had in Tasmania, and after a brief news update from Sam Edmund, he was joined in the studio by newly appointed Australian men's cricket coach Andrew McDonald. And lastly, he caught up with Max Rushden who previewed the upcoming second legs in the Champions League semi-finals.

Stan Sport broadcaster Max Rushden joined Gerard to preview the second legs of the Champions League semi-finals between Liverpool and Villareal, and Manchester City and Real Madrid.

Recently appointed Australian men's cricket coach Andrew McDonald joined Gerard in the studio to talk about the "incredible experience" in Pakistan, what led to him taking the head coach job, Patrick Cummins' fantastic leadership as captain, what he focusses on as a coach, Aaron Finch's recent form, his coaching journey, the approach made by England, and more.

SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Gerard in the studio to give an update on Joe Daniher's shoulder injury, and Lewis Young's upcoming trip to the tribunal tonight.

After the JackJumpers pulled off a stunning victory that saw them earn a spot in the NBL grand final series last night, SEN Tassie's David Lithgow joined Gerard to explain how the team has "galvanised" the state, how they've been able to have so much success in their first year, what chance they have against Sydney, and more.

With festivities set to kick off at the Warrnambool May Racing Carnival today, Warrnambool Racing Club CEO Tom O'Connor joined Gerard to talk about the event, what kind of crowd he's expecting, what punters can look forward to, and more.

SEN 1170's Andrew Voss joined Gerard from Sydney, where they discussed the Sydney Kings' upcoming series against the Tasmania JackJumpers, Peter V'landys' threat to NSW about the NRL grand final, Melbourne getting a Bledisloe Cup test, and more.

Nathan Buckley joined Gerard in the studio discuss Scott Roth's unbelievable efforts with the Tasmania JackJumpers, the controversy surrounding Lewis Young's hit on Cameron Zurhaar, the comparison to the young lists at Essendon and Fremantle, and more.

After Gerard delivered his editorial on the Tasmania JackJumpers, he and Nathan Buckley were joined by Corey 'Homicide' Williams, who captured the incredible situation unfolding in the NBL brilliantly.

The Snap Judgements were sharp for Essendon after Round 7, David King assessed the Bombers on the 'Monday Means Test', the Brisbane Lions have confirmed themselves as the number one contenders to Melbourne, Robert Craddock was drawn to the Melbourne Storm, who followed 70 points by putting up another 50, and Wallabies coach Dave Rennie on the reduction to two Bledisloe Cup tests.