Roc and Manuch with Jimmy B

Hour three begins with the weekly Arizona Rattlers Report as Head Coach Kevin Guy joins the show to celebrate his team’s return to the win column. Coach Guy highlights the key contributors in the bounce-back victory, discusses the importance of managing the roster during the midseason stretch, and explains the typical learning curve players face halfway through the season. In the next segment, Jimmy B. and Manuch shift focus to the NBA, reacting to the Los Angeles Lakers acquiring former Suns #1 overall pick Deandre Ayton. Manuch reflects on Ayton’s time in Phoenix and what Lakers fans can expect from the big man moving forward. Later, Suns Radio Voice Tim Kempton returns to the show to discuss the Suns’ 2025 draft haul, Nigel Hayes-Davis’ potential fit, and the looming Devin Booker contract extension. The hour and show wrap with the Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All” featuring Arizona Diamondbacks ace Zac Gallen sharing honest thoughts about his humbling start to the season.

Hour two begins with NBA writer Dan Feldman from DUNC'D ON joining the show to offer his honest evaluation of the Phoenix Suns’ offseason moves. Feldman expresses skepticism about 10th overall pick Khaman Maluach, shares mixed thoughts on Mark Williams arriving from Charlotte, outlines the Suns’ remaining roster issues, and weighs in on the Knicks’ decision to replace Tom Thibodeaux with Mike Brown. In the next segment, Manuch reflects on Feldman’s comments and offers a tempered outlook for Suns fans heading into the season, while Jimmy B. discusses the Diamondbacks fan who was banned from Chase Field for interfering with a home run ball. Later, Howard Balzer from CardsWire and USA Today Sports joins the show to break down several NFL topics, including contract holdouts and the renewed debate over an 18-game season. The hour wraps with the A/C Experts Hot Player of the Week going to Blue Jays right fielder George Springer after a monster performance: 3-for-4 with 2 HRs—including a grand slam—7 RBIs, and 2 runs scored in a win over the Yankees.

Hour one kicks off with Manuch and Jimmy B. breaking down Zac Gallen’s standout Game 2 performance that powered the Diamondbacks to an 8-2 win over the San Francisco Giants. The crew debates whether the Giants are simply a well-timed “slump-buster” or if Arizona is finally getting back on track. In “Replay: Rewind,” they revisit top moments from the win, including Gallen highlights, big D-backs homers, and post-game sound from manager Torey Lovullo. Later, Suns Radio Voice Tim Kempton joins the show to give his thoughts on Phoenix’s 2025 NBA Draft class, the anticipated Devin Booker extension, and the addition of EuroLeague standout Nigel Hayes-Davis. Tim believes the Suns addressed all their biggest needs and came out of the draft week as a stronger team. The hour wraps with “On This Day” in sports history and the daily segment of “Football at 50.”

Hour three opens with Manuch and Jimmy B. evaluating the Arizona Diamondbacks roster as the MLB trade deadline approaches, identifying potential expendable pieces amid the team’s struggles. They also discuss the Suns officially signing EuroLeague star Nigel Hayes-Davis to a one-year guaranteed deal after back-to-back All-EuroLeague First Team honors, a 2025 title, and a Final Four MVP. In the next segment, the conversation returns to NBA free agency, with the guys breaking down some of the league’s top offseason headlines. Later, Diamondbacks Radio Color Analyst and former MLB pitcher Tom Candiotti rejoins the show to weigh in on the use of pitch counts, Ryne Nelson’s injury setbacks, and Arizona’s continued inability to finish games, along with a quick preview of Game 2 against San Francisco. The show wraps with the Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All” featuring a humorous soundbite from Giants broadcaster Duane Kuiper during the Giants and D-backs series.

Hour two begins with Manuch and Jimmy B. discussing the beginning of a new era in college sports, as NCAA player revenue sharing takes effect. The conversation explores how this financial shift—alongside conference realignment—is impacting athletic departments, particularly with smaller sports being dropped and funding priorities shifting. In the next segment, the focus turns to the Suns, as the crew reacts to a viral clip showing Rich Paul and owner Matt Ishbia discussing how Khaman Maluach landed in Phoenix during the draft. Later, Suns TV play-by-play announcer Kevin Ray joins the show to talk about Maluach’s upside, what fans can expect from his rookie development, and how far the Suns lag behind other NBA teams in terms of roster construction. The hour wraps with a fun “Random Fact of the Day” and the daily “Football at 50.”

Hour one opens with Manuch and Jimmy B. celebrating the Diamondbacks’ surprising 4-2 Game 1 win over the San Francisco Giants and recognizing the annual arrival of Bobby Bonilla Day, where the former Mets slugger cashes in another $1.193 million paycheck. In “Replay: Rewind,” the show revisits top highlights from the D-backs’ win, including a fan interfering with a homerun, big plays, and post-game sound. Later, Diamondbacks Radio Color Analyst and former MLB pitcher Tom Candiotti joins the program to share his thoughts on today’s use of pitch counts, Ryne Nelson’s injury concerns, and Arizona’s ongoing struggles to close out games. He also previews what to expect in tonight’s Game 2 matchup. The hour closes with a look back in sports history during “On This Day” and the daily segment of “Football at 50.”

Hour three opens with Roc announcing the official start of NBA Free Agency, prompting a discussion with Manuch and Jimmy B. about the top names to watch as the offseason reshuffling begins. Next, it’s time for “Roc’s Sports Bar Gossip,” where he dishes out the latest offbeat headlines, including Jeff Bezos’ lavish Italian wedding, Tom Brady and Sydney Sweeney dating rumors, and a spirited debate on whether the Knicks should consider Dawn Staley as their next head coach. Later, former Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Frank Sanders joins the show to reflect on the “swagger” of his old offense, the evolution of the tight end position, and what types of explosive plays to watch for in the upcoming NFL season. The show wraps with the Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All” featuring Damon Bruce on whether the Golden State Warriors should pursue former Suns center Deandre Ayton.

Hour two opens with Roc, Manuch, and Jimmy B discussing the top headlines ahead of the NBA’s new league year and identifying a few key players the Phoenix Suns should consider adding to strengthen next season’s roster. In the “G2G Game Changers” segment, the guys highlight top athletes of the weekend, including Tigers pitcher Tyler Skubal, Yankees slugger Aaron Judge, Team USA goalkeeper Matt Freese’s performance against Costa Rica, and UFC rising star Ilia Topuria. Later, Craig Fouhy—Sports Director at ABC15—joins the show for another edition of “Fact or Fouhy,” diving into the D-backs’ struggles and giving his take on the Suns’ offseason direction. The hour closes with a fun “Random Fact of the Day” and the daily dose of “Football at 50.”

Hour one kicks off with Roc, Manuch, and Jimmy B. breaking down the Arizona Diamondbacks’ ongoing struggles and debating what’s behind the team’s disappointing slide—whether it’s injuries, poor execution, or leadership. In “Replay: Rewind,” the crew highlights notable MLB moments from the weekend and shares a viral moment featuring Charles Barkley making the Philadelphia Flyers’ pick at the NHL Draft. Later, Bay Area host Damon Bruce from “Damon Bruce+” joins the show to discuss Justin Verlander’s rough stretch, the San Francisco Giants’ underwhelming offense despite adding Rafael Devers, Brock Purdy’s massive contract extension, 49ers season expectations, and a preview of the Golden State Warriors’ offseason. The hour wraps with an extended edition of “Football at 50.” 

Hour three begins with a full recap of the Phoenix Suns’ 2025 NBA Draft, as Brian Gregory surprises many by landing four players who could contribute as early as next season. Listeners also hear directly from Gregory on his post-draft reflections. In the next segment, Roc shares notable stories including ASU’s growing investment in Olympic sports, Nike’s rising stock despite a staggering 86% drop in profits, and a major development in Oregon as Governor Tina Kotek signs off on a plan that could bring MLB to Portland—with up to $800 million in public funding on the table. Later, former Phoenix Sun and current FS1/Pac-12 analyst Casey Jacobsen joins the show to discuss his new sports focused facility, Arena 23 in Chandler and gives his take on the Suns’ draft picks. He breaks down the potential between Khaman Maluach and Mark Williams, the upside of Rasheer Fleming, and Koby Brea’s sharpshooting value. The show closes with the Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All” featuring ESPN’s Kevin Pelton explaining why Maluach fell to the Suns at No. 10.

Hour two opens with Rodd Baxley, Duke and UNC Beat Writer for The Fayetteville Observer and USA Today Sports, who shares his experience covering new Suns draft pick Khaman Maluach—including how to pronounce his name, early impressions of his game, and what’s next for Duke after five players entered the draft. Roc sneaks in a bonus question about the future of Bill Belichick at UNC. Later, Roc and Manuch offer final thoughts on the Suns’ draft class and where the franchise could be headed next. Sports handicapper Scott Spreitzer then joins the show to break down how the sportsbooks fared during the NBA Finals and offers betting picks across Boxing, UFC 317, and Formula 1. The hour closes with some fun Sports Bar Gossip with Roc!

Roc and Manuch kick off the show by debating the pronunciation of newly drafted Suns center Khaman Maluach and sharing their initial reactions to Brian Gregory’s first draft as Phoenix’s general manager. In “Replay: Rewind,” the guys revisit Gregory’s post-draft comments and his perspective on how the organization handled the night. Later, Diamondbacks Beat Writer Nick Piecoro joins the program to discuss Arizona’s mounting injuries, how the team is navigating the season with a roster resembling a “MAS*H” unit, and whether they are leaning toward being buyers or sellers at the trade deadline. Nick also provides insight into Corbin Carroll’s wrist injury, players to watch as the deadline approaches, and the importance of the upcoming series in shaping the rest of the season. The hour wraps with “On This Day” in sports and pop culture history, followed by “Football at 50.”

In the final hour, Roc, Manuch, and Jimmy B. dive deeper into the Phoenix Suns’ approach to the 2025 NBA Draft, weighing the pros and cons of selecting Duke center Khaman Maluach and trading for Charlotte’s Mark Williams. The conversation shifts as Roc critiques the NBA’s long-standing draft night tradition of announcing players as picks of teams that have already traded their rights—leading to confusion and mismatched hats on stage. Later, Howard Balzer of CardsWire and USA Today Sports joins the show to break down the Arizona Cardinals’ wide receiver depth heading into training camp, identify players who need to step up this season, and assess what fans can expect from Kyler Murray and the offense in 2025. The hour and show conclude with the Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All,” featuring a blunder from NBA reporter Malika Andrews during last night’s draft coverage.

The second hour kicks off with Roc, Jimmy B., and Manuch engaging in a spirited debate over the evolving NBA landscape and the growing challenges for teams like the Suns to contend in a loaded Western Conference. In the next segment, Roc delivers another round of “Manvice,” this time highlighting the unexpected sleep benefits of avocados and other offbeat stories you might share at your local refreshment stand. Later, “The Sports Professor” Rick Horrow joins the show to discuss the business side of sports, including the Oklahoma City Thunder’s NBA title and what it means for the city, the record-setting valuation of the Los Angeles Lakers, and how small-market franchises are rising in influence. The hour wraps with “Peaks Picks,” a lighthearted trivia battle between a Twin Peaks server and a lucky caller for a chance to win a Twin Peaks gift card!

The show opens with Roc, Manuch, and Jimmy B. reacting to the Phoenix Suns strategy in the first round of the 2025 NBA Draft, where the team walked away two big men—highlighted by Duke’s 7'2" center Khaman Maluach. In “Replay: Rewind,” the guys revisit key moments and commentary from draft night, diving into media reactions and fan perspectives. Later, USA Today Sports Baseball Columnist Bob Nightengale joins the show to address swirling trade rumors involving the Arizona Diamondbacks. He weighs in on whether the D-backs should be buyers or sellers as the trade deadline approaches. The hour closes with a loaded segment of our “Football at 50.” 

In the final hour, Arizona Rattlers Head Coach Kevin Guy joins the show to discuss the team’s recent slump and what adjustments are needed in practice to help his players regain their confidence heading into the final stretch of the season. Jimmy B. and Manuch then explore several NBA Draft prospects who could be potential fits for the Phoenix Suns in tonight’s draft. Later, Suns radio voice Tim Kempton returns to reflect on his own draft experience, discuss early NBA entries, assess the Suns’ return in the Kevin Durant trade, and outline how the franchise should approach its picks in the 2025 NBA Draft. The show closes with the Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All” segment, featuring Sports Illustrated NBA writer Kevin Sweeney, who shares his concerns about University of Arizona prospect Carter Bryant ahead of the draft.

The second hour opens with this month’s American Vets spotlight, honoring Hal DeKeyser—a U.S. Navy veteran and former USS Oriskany photographer who served two Westpac tours during the Vietnam era. Hal shares stories from his extensive career in journalism, public service, and authorship, as well as a family connection to the 1910 Green Bay city football team. Next, Manuch takes listeners down memory lane with a classic story, followed by Jimmy B.’s thoughts on what the Phoenix Suns should do in tonight’s NBA Draft—either trading the 10th pick or standing pat. Former KPNX Channel 12 Sports Director Bruce Cooper then joins the show to weigh in on the Suns’ draft strategy, give his takes on Jalen Green and Dillon Brooks, and share his excitement for Phoenix’s future. The hour wraps with the A/C Experts Hot Player of the Week: Ketel Marte, who went 15-for-26 with 9 RBIs, 8 runs, and 3 home runs over his last six games.

Jimmy B. and Manuch open the show by recapping the Diamondbacks 4-1 victory over the Chicago White Sox, while also addressing disturbing fan behavior involving insensitive comments about Ketel Marte’s personal tragedy—the loss of his mother in 2017. In “Replay: Rewind,” the crew revisits key highlights from last night’s game, including Marte’s solo home run and Ryne Nelson’s seventh strikeout, along with a few live moments from today’s series finale against Chicago. Later, the voice of the Phoenix Suns, Tim Kempton, joins the show to reflect on his NBA Draft experience, share his thoughts on underclassmen entering the league early, evaluate the Suns’ return in the Kevin Durant trade, and offer insight into how the team should approach tonight’s 2025 NBA Draft. The hour wraps with a light “On This Day” segment and the daily “Football at 50.”

In the final hour, Jimmy B. and Manuch break down the Arizona Diamondbacks’ growing injury list, which now impacts both the batting lineup and the pitching staff, before offering a preview of game two against the Chicago White Sox. NBA analyst Rick Kamla returns to discuss Kevin Durant’s trade to Houston, what it means for the Suns’ future, Dillon Brooks’ role on the roster, and expectations for Phoenix heading into the draft. Kamla also gives his take on Jalen Green’s potential this upcoming season. Later, Bob McManaman of The Arizona Republic joins the show to talk about recent developments surrounding Kyler Murray’s contract situation and how the Cardinals can build momentum during training camp. The hour and show conclude with the “One Call That’s All” segment, featuring Kamla’s final thoughts on the Suns’ side of the Durant trade.

Jimmy B. and Manuch open Hour 2 with continued reaction to Kevin Durant’s trade to Houston, analyzing whether the return package improves the Suns in the short term and what roster holes remain this offseason. The conversation then expands to the national stage as the guys reflect on the Oklahoma City Thunder capturing their first NBA Championship and the unfortunate injury to Tyrese Haliburton. Jimmy B. delivers a fiery take, warning fans not to crown OKC as the NBA’s next dynasty just yet. Later, Arizona Republic Sports Columnist Greg Moore joins to unpack the details of the Durant trade and discuss how the move could signal that another Suns star is being put on notice. The hour concludes with a lighthearted “Random Fact of the Day” and the daily dose of gridiron in “Football at 50.”

The show opens with Jimmy B. and Manuch reacting to the Arizona Diamondbacks’ dominant 10-0 win over the Chicago White Sox in game one of their series, along with troubling injury news surrounding Corbin Carroll’s fractured wrist and other mounting team injuries. In the “Replay: Rewind” segment, the guys relive the game’s top highlights and big moments. Later, NBA analyst and fantasy basketball pioneer Rick Kamla joins the show to discuss Kevin Durant’s trade to Houston, how the move positions the Suns for the future, and the impact of Dillon Brooks on the roster. Kamla also shares his expectations for Phoenix heading into the draft with the 10th pick and weighs in on Jalen Green’s upcoming season. The hour wraps with the daily “On This Day” segment and “Football at 50.”

In the final hour, the guys begin with reaction to Arizona House Bill 2704, which passed with a 35-20 vote and aims to redirect Chase Field sales tax revenue toward ballpark renovations. The conversation then shifts to a deeper breakdown of the Kevin Durant trade to Houston, sparking a heated debate about the Suns' direction. Roc delivers a passionate take, arguing Phoenix made a major mistake and got fleeced in the deal. Later, former NFL wide receiver Frank Sanders joins the show to weigh in on the Arizona Cardinals roster, offer chicken seasoning advice, and tell a lighthearted story about his time with Jake Plummer. The show wraps with the Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All” segment, revisiting Gerald Bourguet’s comments on the Suns choosing to re-tool instead of rebuild.

The second hour begins with Suns Beat Writer Gerald Bourguet of PHNX Sports breaking down the end of the Kevin Durant era in Phoenix following his trade to the Houston Rockets. Gerald discusses whether the Suns received fair value in return, their plans for the 10th overall draft pick, a projected starting five, and whether the organization is headed toward a rebuild or something else. Next, Roc, Manuch, and Connor share their G2G Game Changers of the weekend, highlighting Finals MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, LSU Baseball’s MCWS title, and Keegan Bradley’s dramatic Travelers Championship win. ABC15 Sports Director Craig Fouhy joins for another edition of “Fact or Fouhy,” diving into current Arizona sports headlines. The hour concludes with a “Random Fact of the Day” and the daily “Football at 50” segment.

In the opening hour, the guys react to breaking news from over the weekend that Kevin Durant has been traded to the Houston Rockets, officially ending his tenure in Phoenix. They also celebrate the Oklahoma City Thunder capturing their first NBA Championship, led by Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. In “Replay: Rewind,” they play Durant’s stunned reaction to the trade and postgame thoughts from Pacers Head Coach Rick Carlisle on Tyrese Haliburton’s playoff run. The conversation shifts to Diamondbacks infielder Geno Suárez launching his 299th and 300th career home runs. MLB Insider Jody Jackson joins the show to talk about Suárez’s five homers in six games, Zack Gallen’s ongoing struggles, the team’s offensive momentum, and injury concerns for AJ Puk. The hour wraps with a little “On This Day” and our daily “Football at 50.”

We kick off Hour 3 with Rattlers head coach Kevin Guy, who joins the show to talk about the team’s season so far, what’s ahead, and how they’re building toward another title run.

Then it's time for Replay Rewind, where we revisit the top moments and soundbites from today’s show — the biggest takes, best interviews, and standout reactions.

And we wrap the hour with Tim Kempton, back for more Suns talk — diving deeper into Phoenix’s offseason outlook, draft priorities, and what the front office needs to get right this summer.