To kick off the hour, former Arizona Wildcats basketball player and radio analyst Reggie Geary joined the guys to break down the Wildcats’ Final Four run, what went wrong against Michigan, and an early prediction on next year’s roster.

Then the guys shift to the Phoenix Suns injury report ahead of Friday’s matchup with the Los Angeles Lakers, going through who is in and out as the rest situation develops.

At 2:30, Docs Sports handicapper Scott Spreitzer joined the show to handicap games around the sports world and break down tonight’s slate across the board, including a deep dive into Suns-Lakers. The hour wraps with “One Call That’s All,” featuring more Masters insight from Tom Lehman on what it takes on the back nine to win the green jacket, plus what’s on tap tonight including the Suns and Arizona Diamondbacks.

To kick off the show, the guys react to the Arizona Diamondbacks taking two of three from the New York Mets as they now head to Philadelphia for a weekend series against the Phillies. Then they shift to the Phoenix Suns matchup with the Los Angeles Lakers, breaking down which starters could rest with their playoff spot already locked in.

Next, the guys dive into "Replay Rewind," highlighting the best moments and sounds from around the Valley and the sports world, before welcoming former Open champion Tom Lehman at 1:30 to talk the Masters Tournament and what it will take to win the green jacket. They close out the hour with “On This Day” plus “Football at 50,” focusing on the latest around the NFL and the upcoming NFL Draft.

At the top of the hour, former NAU head coach Mike Adras joins the guys to break down Monday night’s national championship between UConn and Michigan, including how the Wolverines cut down the nets to become national champions.

Then Roc takes a trip down memory lane, talking about the Diamondbacks and why they should have a true closer walkout song—revisiting some of the best in baseball history, from Trevor Hoffman and Mariano Rivera to Edwin Díaz and more.

At 3:30, NFL insider Howard Balzer joins to discuss what the draft could look like for the Cardinals, plus the latest buzz coming out of the organization.

To close the hour, the guys go into the “Lerner & Rowe One Call That’s All” reflection on the first round of the Masters, who’s in contention for the green jacket, and what’s on tap around the sports world tonight.

At the top of the hour, the guys preview the Diamondbacks’ rubber match against the Mets with Eduardo Rodríguez on the mound for Arizona, then shift to the Suns as they gear up for next week’s play-in game. They also react to comments from Devin Booker as he plans to rest the final games to be fully ready for the play-in at home next Tuesday.

Then it’s the time for the fan-favorite segment, “Roc’s ManVice,” packed with hot takes, wild facts, and laugh-out-loud moments. At 2:30, 1996 U.S. Open champion Steve Jones joins the show to break down the Masters and what he’s seeing so far at Augusta. To close out the hour, the guys dive into the weekly “Peaks Picks” segment, where a local Twin Peaks server goes head-to-head with a guest caller making predictions on tonight’s NBA slate.

The guys kick off the show with the Diamondbacks gearing up for a rubber match against the Mets, then shift to the Suns as they split a back-to-back—falling to the Rockets before bouncing back with a win over the Mavericks—and look ahead to their upcoming play-in matchup. At 1:30, Rick Horrow joins to talk the Masters, highlighting early standouts and contenders for the green jacket at Augusta. Then at 1:45, the guys dive into “On This Day in History” and “Football at 50,” taking a look back while also previewing what could be ahead with the NFL Draft just weeks away.

In Hour 3, DraftKings handicapper Johnny Avello joins at the top of the hour to break down tonight’s national championship, where the betting lines are moving, and how to handicap The Masters Tournament ahead of Thursday’s tee-off. The guys then shift to Arizona basketball, discussing what needs to change next season—especially when it comes to shooting the three-pointer more consistently—and how the Wildcats can get over the hump. Later, former NAU head coach Mike Adras joins the show to give his perspective on what Dan Hurley and UConn need to do to cut down the nets and shares his overall outlook on the championship matchup. To close out the hour, the guys dive into the Lerner & Rowe “One Call, That’s All,” featuring Arizona radio analyst Ryan Hansen breaking down how and why Arizona went cold against Michigan, along with a look at what’s ahead tonight in the sports world.

In Hour 2, the guys preview tonight’s national championship matchup and what to expect on the biggest stage in college basketball. They go around the horn to break down the weekend for Valley teams, including the Suns and Diamondbacks, before diving back into the college hoops conversation with news of the North Carolina Tar Heels hiring Mike Malone as their new head coach. Later, U of A radio analyst Ryan Hansen joins the show to discuss what went wrong for Arizona against Michigan and reflect on the Wildcats’ impressive season. The hour wraps up going full circle with more Diamondbacks talk, as they recap Arizona splitting their four-game set with the Atlanta Braves, and also discuss Kevin Durant’s return to Phoenix and whether Suns fans will welcome him back inside the arena.

In Hour 1, the guys dive into Michigan Wolverines men's basketball’s dominant Final Four victory over the Arizona Wildcats men's basketball and what went wrong for Arizona on the big stage. They also recap the Arizona Diamondbacks splitting their 4-game weekend series with the Atlanta Braves, highlighted by Ketel Marte’s walk-off heroics, and discuss the Phoenix Suns’ weekend win over the Chicago Bulls.

Plus, FS1 analyst Casey Jacobsen joins the show to break down the Final Four and national championship matchup. The hour also features “On This Day” and “Football at 50.”