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In the final hour, Arizona Rattlers Head Coach Kevin Guy joins the show to reflect on the team’s comeback win over Northern Arizona, the contrast between indoor and outdoor football, and strategies to keep players fresh through a long season. Roc, Manuch, and Jimmy B. then explore whether a potential NBA Finals matchup between the Thunder and Pacers—two small market teams—is a win for league parity or a ratings risk. Suns Radio Analyst Tim Kempton returns to discuss Tyrese Haliburton’s rise to stardom, the defensive tone in the conference finals, and updates on the Suns head coaching search and Kevin Durant’s role moving forward. The show wraps with the Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All” featuring the lone highlight from the Diamondbacks’ 10–1 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Hour 2 opens “around the water cooler” with a live look-in at the Diamondbacks-Pirates matchup, featuring a discussion on Paul Skenes’ dominance, Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani’s hitting hot streaks, and what the Knicks returning to MSG could mean for the series. The segment also highlights the amateur rise of Charlie Woods in the PGA. In “Sports Bar Gossip,” Roc shares fun stories about National Burger Day, fridge safety tips, the strange new food trend of “water-basing,” and top summer travel destinations. During “Campus Quickies,” Hod Rabino reports on ASU baseball barely clinching a College World Series spot, Glenn Howell covers Arizona Baseball Big 12 title and CFP playoff updates, and Paul Coro recaps GCU’s key roster loss. The hour ends with Tyrese Haliburton earning A/C Experts Hot Player of the Week honors after a rare triple-double without a turnover in the NBA Playoffs.

Hour one kicks off with a recap of the Arizona Diamondbacks 9–6 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates, as the guys debate who is to blame for the late-game collapse and where the team goes from here. In the “Replay: Rewind” segment, the crew plays postgame comments from manager Torey Lovullo, highlights walk-off wins from around MLB, features Charles Barkley’s picks for the NBA and NHL playoffs, and hears Jack Nicklaus discuss handling the media. Later, Suns Radio Analyst Tim Kempton joins the Right Toyota Guest Line to evaluate whether Tyrese Haliburton has entered NBA superstardom, how defensive intensity is shaping the conference finals, and shares the latest on the Suns coaching search and Kevin Durant’s future. The hour closes with “On This Day” and Football at 50.

Hour 3 begins with Manuch breaking down the start of Arizona Cardinals OTA practices, explaining what Organized Team Activities entail and previewing the drills players are likely to focus on as offseason training ramps up. Kevin Ray, TV voice of the Phoenix Suns and Cowboys radio announcer, returns to discuss the Suns ongoing coaching search, Kevin Durant’s future, and what fans should realistically expect from the franchise going forward. Later, Bob McManaman of The Arizona Republic joins to highlight the importance of OTAs for integrating new faces and young talent like rookie cornerback Will Johnson. McManaman also shares his cautiously optimistic outlook for the Cardinals 2025 season. The hour wraps with the Lerner & Rowe "One Call That’s All," spotlighting D-backs manager Torey Lovullo’s comments about embracing tough rotation choices between Ryne Nelson and Eduardo Rodriguez.

Hour two opens with the crew previewing the Diamondbacks home stand against the Pittsburgh Pirates, declaring Corbin Burnes the definitive ace and emphasizing the need to capitalize on matchups against struggling teams. The discussion also spotlights Pittsburgh’s young star Paul Skenes and the frustrations Pirates fans have endured due to years of underperformance. In the next segment, Manuch and Jimmy B. analyze the weekend’s NBA playoff games, evaluating both conference final matchups and what lies ahead. Later, TV voice of the Phoenix Suns and Dallas Cowboys radio announcer Kevin Ray joins the show to discuss the Suns head coaching vacancy, the future of Kevin Durant, and what fans can realistically hope for moving forward. The hour wraps up with a quirky Random Fact of the Day and more insights during Football at 50.

Hour one kicks off with a recap of the Arizona Diamondbacks dominant 5-0 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates, followed by a lively debate between Manuch and Jimmy B. about whether Ryne Nelson or Eduardo Rodriguez gives the D-backs a better chance to win moving forward. In the “Replay: Rewind” segment, the guys react to key highlights from last night’s playoff action—including Oklahoma City taking a 3-1 lead over Minnesota, Karl-Anthony Towns erupting in the fourth to keep Indiana alive vs. New York, and Carolina getting their first win over Florida in the NHL postseason. Later, Arizona Republic D-backs beat writer Nick Piecoro joins the show on the Right Toyota Guest Line to discuss the team’s pitching situation, recent fan frustrations with E-Rod, and the importance of this next homestand in a tough NL West. The hour wraps with historical notes in “On This Day” and the daily “Football at 50” segment.

We begin the final hour of the show by previewing the Arizona Diamondbacks' upcoming series against the St. Louis Cardinals before transitioning into our State 48 Roofing “It’s Your Call” Questions of the Day, which covers Phoenix sports and the impact of cornerback Sean Murphy-Bunting’s season-ending injury for the Cardinals. In the next segment, Roc and Manuch shift focus to the NBA, previewing both the Eastern and Western Conference Finals, and breaking down the Boston Celtics’ newly announced private investment to support their second-apron spending. Roc hilariously admits to not understanding what “the apron” even means. Later, former MLB pitcher and D-backs analyst Tom Candiotti joins the show to evaluate Arizona’s pitching rotation, Corbin Carroll’s red-hot start, and the latest on top prospect Jordan Lawlar. We wrap the show with our Lerner & Rowe "One Call That’s All" featuring a flashback to last season’s fiery exchange between 49ers receiver Jauan Jennings and Cardinals DB Sean Murphy-Bunting.

Hour two kicks off with Phoenix Open Chairman Matt Mooney, who joins the show to celebrate the Thunderbirds $18.1 million raised for Arizona charities—setting a new single-year record for the WM Phoenix Open. Mooney also discusses the organization’s partnership with the Child Crisis Arizona Center for Child and Family Wellness. In the next segment, Roc shares his favorite stories in “Sports Bar Gossip” and reflects on the deeper meaning of Memorial Day beyond the long weekend. Later, professional sports handicapper Scott Spreitzer breaks down betting angles for the NBA Conference Finals, top MLB weekend matchups, and the NHL’s Eastern Conference Final between the Panthers and Hurricanes. The hour closes with a “Random Fact of the Day” and more college football talk during “Football at 50.”

The show opens with a preview of tonight’s Arizona Diamondbacks series opener against the St. Louis Cardinals, as both clubs look to bounce back from recent struggles. In “Replay: Rewind,” Roc, Manuch, and Jimmy B relive highlights from the Oklahoma City Thunder’s dominant win over the Minnesota Timberwolves, hear Mikal Bridges discuss the playoff atmosphere in New York, react to a Florida Panthers goal in their 5-0 rout of the Hurricanes, and listen to Brock Purdy address his team-friendly contract extension. Later, former MLB pitcher and D-backs analyst Tom Candiotti joins the show to discuss Arizona’s pitching rotation, Corbin Carroll’s MVP-level start, and how the Cardinals organization consistently finds ways to rebound. He also updates the status of top prospect Jordan Lawlar. The hour wraps with “On This Day” in sports history and the daily “Football at 50.”

Hour two opens with breaking news as the College Football Playoff committee announces a unanimous vote to adopt a straight seeding model for the 12-team postseason format, beginning this season—sparking immediate reactions from Roc, Manuch, and Jimmy B. Roc then takes over in a hilarious edition of “Manvice,” sharing eight outrageous headlines and pieces of advice that range from oddly practical to wildly absurd. In the next segment, AP NBA writer and editor Brian Mahoney joins the program to analyze the New York Knicks’ disappointing Game 1 loss to the Indiana Pacers, Jalen Brunson’s critical impact, and whether Tyrese Haliburton has shaken the “overrated” label. Mahoney also highlights key X-factors heading into the next matchup. The hour wraps with another round of “Peaks Picks,” as a Twin Peaks server battles a caller in a lively trivia showdown for a prize.

In the final hour of the show, Arizona Rattlers head coach Kevin Guy joins the program to recap his team’s thrilling 50–47 comeback win over the Vegas Knight Hawks, spotlight standout performances, and preview their upcoming matchup against the Northern Arizona Wranglers. Next, Jimmy B. and Manuch break down the biggest storylines to watch in tonight’s sports lineup, including the Eastern Conference Finals and the Diamondbacks-Dodgers rubber match. Later, Suns Radio Analyst Tim Kempton returns to offer insight into Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s MVP award, and the ongoing legal turmoil surrounding the Phoenix Suns. He also shares why he believes he could be a fit in an NBA coaching role. The hour wraps with the Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All” as ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith shares his thoughts on the NFL’s controversial “Tush Push” play.

In the second hour, the show features retired Army officer Aaron Thacker in the American Veterans Magazine Report, as he reflects on his 20+ years of military service and his current efforts supporting fellow veterans in the community. Suns Radio Analyst Tim Kempton joins to discuss Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s MVP win, and ongoing legal controversy involving the Phoenix Suns. He also makes his case for why he’d be a good fit in coaching. In “Campus Quickies,” ASU insider Hod Rabino breaks down the Sun Devils baseball team’s postseason progress, Glenn Howell updates Arizona’s Tetairoa McMillan and transfer portal movement, and Paul Coro recaps GCU baseball’s season conclusion. The hour closes with the A/C Experts Hot Player of the Week, highlighting OKC star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.

Hour 1 begins with live reactions to the Arizona Diamondbacks' tough 4–3 loss in extra innings to the Los Angeles Dodgers. The discussion centers on missed opportunities and key moments that swung the game. Then in “Replay: Rewind,” the crew listens back to audio highlights from the Diamondbacks game as well as two pivotal matchups in the NBA and NHL playoffs. The hour wraps with a look at significant moments in sports and pop culture history in “On This Day,” followed by the latest NFL headlines in the daily “Football at 50” segment.

Hour 3 opens with breaking news as the crew unpacks multiple lawsuits filed against Phoenix Suns owner Matt Ishbia, involving claims of racial discrimination, security issues, and inappropriate relationships within the organization. MLB.TV host Jody Jackson joins the show to assess Arizona’s ongoing bullpen woes, celebrate the offense’s recent power surge, and preview the anticipated pitching duel between Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Ryne Nelson. Later, Bob McManaman from The Arizona Republic discusses key storylines as the Cardinals prepare for minicamp and OTAs, including how newcomers might integrate and why fans should manage their expectations. The show closes with the Lerner & Rowe "One Call That's All" featuring manager Torey Lovullo’s comments on the importance of Arizona’s road win over the Dodgers.

Hour two opens with the Global Credit Union GCU Lopes Report, featuring GCU softball head coach Shannon Hays, who highlights the team’s dominance in the WAC, top-25 finish, and elevated expectations heading into next season. Jimmy B. and Manuch then shift gears to preview Game 1 of the NBA Western Conference Finals between the Minnesota Timberwolves and Oklahoma City Thunder. Later, former Arizona Cardinals defensive lineman Michael Bankston joins the show to share his thoughts on the NFL’s participation in Olympic flag football beginning in 2028, the progress of Nick Rallis’s defensive unit, and the mental and physical adjustments required heading into minicamp. The hour concludes with the “Random Fact of the Day” and a Football at 50 update.

Hour 1 opens with Manuch and Jimmy B. diving into the ongoing NFL debate about banning the “Tush Push,” as a league ruling is expected soon. In “Replay: Rewind,” the show highlights all six home runs from the Arizona Diamondbacks explosive road win in game one of their series against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Later, MLB.TV D-backs host Jody Jackson joins the show to evaluate Arizona’s bullpen struggles, celebrate their offensive firepower, and preview the critical pitching matchup between LA’s Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Arizona’s Ryne Nelson, who steps in for the injured Eduardo Rodriguez. Jackson also commends the D-backs fan base for showing up strong in LA. The hour wraps with “On This Day” in sports and pop culture history and our daily “Football at 50” segment.

Legendary ESPN host and storyteller Roy Firestone joins the show to discuss Pete Rose’s complicated legacy and his chances of finally making it into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Firestone shares personal stories from his interviews with Rose, including insights into Rose’s edgy personality, his gambling addiction, and how that addiction overtook his life and reputation. He explains why lifting the ban does not guarantee Rose’s induction, and why any potential Hall of Fame plaque should acknowledge the gambling controversy. Firestone also reflects on how voters should view Pete Rose now, and whether the baseball world missed its opportunity to honor him during his lifetime. In addition, Roy dives into his decades-long career in sports journalism and storytelling, touching on what it was like to interview some of the greatest figures in sports and entertainment history—from Muhammad Ali to Bruce Springsteen.

Manuch and Jackson Groff discuss the winners and losers of the 2025 NFL schedule release and former NFL wide receiver and co-host of the Facility on FS1 James Jones joins the show.

Manuch and Jackson Groff react to Brock Purdy's contract extension with the San Francisco 49ers and San Francisco 49ers play by play voice Greg Papa joins the show.

Manuch and Jackson Groff discuss who has the easiest schedule of the 2025 NFL season and talk to Guerilla and Denver sports reporter Brandon Krisztal.

Hour 3 begins with Jimmy B. and Manuch reacting to the full release of the Arizona Cardinals’ 2025 schedule, offering strength-of-schedule insights and early win-loss predictions. USA Today baseball columnist Bob Nightengale joins the program to weigh in on MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred’s unprecedented decision to reinstate banned players like Pete Rose and “Shoeless” Joe Jackson and whether this move could open the door for Hall of Fame consideration. Nightengale also comments on the Diamondbacks recent series win over the Giants and the ongoing struggles with their pitching staff. In the next segment, USA Today’s Cards Wire reporter Howard Balzer breaks down the Cardinals schedule, highlighting a tough closing stretch and reiterating the NFL’s dominance in the American sports landscape. The hour wraps with the Lerner & Rowe "One Call That's All" featuring ESPN’s Josh Weinfuss, who shares his initial impressions of Arizona’s 2025 schedule and key matchups to circle.

The second hour kicks off with USA Today baseball columnist Bob Nightengale joining the show to discuss MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred’s historic decision to reinstate previously banned players like Pete Rose and “Shoeless” Joe Jackson. Nightengale also examines whether this paves the way for future Hall of Fame eligibility and reflects on the Diamondbacks series win over the Giants, despite persistent pitching issues. In the following segment, Jimmy B. and Manuch dive back into NBA Playoff action with key insights and analysis. Later, 1996 U.S. Open Champion and Champions Tour golfer Steve Jones joins the program on the Right Toyota Guest Line to preview the PGA Championship. Jones comments on course conditions impacted by weather, underwhelming star performances, and shares his belief that the PGA Championship is more akin to the U.S. Open than the Masters. He also names a few dark horse contenders to watch this weekend. The hour wraps with the always-entertaining “Peaks Picks” trivia showdown, where a Twin Peaks server challenges a listener for a prize.

Hour 1 opens with a reaction to the Arizona Diamondbacks narrow victory that secured a series win against NL West rival, the San Francisco Giants. The crew also discusses the full NFL schedule release, with a special spotlight on the Arizona Cardinals 2025 slate. In “Replay: Rewind,” they revisit highlights from the previous night’s NBA Playoff action—including a surprising performance by Luke Kornet that lifted the injury-riddled Celtics over the Knicks, and the Minnesota Timberwolves series-clinching win over the Golden State Warriors. Later, the 'Sports Professor' Rick Horrow joins the show on the Right Toyota Guest Line to talk about the entertainment spectacle surrounding the NFL’s schedule release, ESPN’s newly announced fall 2025 streaming platform, and the Cleveland Browns’ proposed $2.4 billion stadium, which is already facing public pushback. The hour wraps with “On This Day” and the daily edition of “Football at 50!”