Hour 3 kicks off with the guys hitting the top stories of the day, including the Diamondbacks, Cardinals, NBA Finals, and Stanley Cup Final.

They then preview tonight’s pivotal matchup between the Knicks and Spurs, discussing what San Antonio must do to slow down New York and get back into the series.

At 3:30, former Cardinals wide receiver Frank Sanders joins the show to discuss Arizona’s OTA sessions, Jacoby Brissett finally reporting to minicamp, and how the quarterback situation could shake out heading into training camp.

The show wraps with the Lerner and Rowe “One Call That’s All,” featuring the results of the State 48 Roofing “It’s Your Call” question of the day, plus a look ahead to tomorrow’s show.

Hour 2 kicks off with Suns Wall of Famer and TV analyst Tom Chambers joining the guys to break down the NBA Finals. Chambers discusses what the Spurs need to do to get back in the series against the Knicks, Victor Wembanyama’s struggles through the first two games, and whether San Antonio can turn things around.

The guys then shift to the Diamondbacks, looking back at the weekend series against the Nationals and discussing the flaws that are beginning to catch up with Arizona as they head out on a six-game road trip against the Marlins and Reds.

At 2:30, ABC15 Sports Director Craig Fouhy joins for another edition of “Fact or Fouhy,” tackling Jacoby Brissett’s contract situation, the Cardinals quarterback room, Ketel Marte’s recent struggles, the Knicks' physicality against Wemby, and the entertaining Stanley Cup Final.

The hour wraps with “Random Fact of the Day” and “Football at 50.”

Hour 1 kicks off with the guys breaking down the D-backs’ win over the Nationals and what Arizona needs from Ketel Marte and the bottom of the lineup if they want to stay in the Wild Card hunt. They also preview Game 3 of the NBA Finals, discuss the latest from the NHL Stanley Cup Final, and react to Jacoby Brissett reporting to Cardinals mandatory minicamp alongside Josh Sweat.

Then it's “Replay Rewind,” featuring the best sounds and highlights from around the sports world, including D-backs, NBA, and NHL action.

At 1:30, former ASU and NFL quarterback Rudy Carpenter joins the show to discuss Brissett’s return to minicamp, the difference between OTAs and mandatory minicamp, Brendan Sorsby’s legal victory over the NCAA, and Russell Wilson’s legacy.

The hour wraps with “On This Day” and “Football at 50,” as the guys dive into the latest twist in the Brendan Sorsby-NCAA saga.

Hour 3 kicks off with “The Money Line,” a segment breaking down the business side of sports, from ticket prices and league finances to the biggest money stories shaping the sports world.

Then the guys dive into the D-backs after Ketel Marte’s walk-off homer helped Arizona earn a split with the Dodgers. They discuss whether the series changed their outlook on the D-backs' Wild Card chances and react to the scary collision between Ildemaro Vargas and Max Muncy.

At 3:30, Cardinals radio analyst and former NFL linebacker Rob Fredrickson joins the show to discuss the latest additions around the NFC West, how the Rams, Seahawks, and 49ers have improved, and where the Cardinals stand heading into the season.

The show wraps with the Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All,” plus What’s On Tap presented by Bud Light.

Hour 2 kicks off with the guys discussing the D-backs splitting four games with the Dodgers and whether Arizona has done enough to inspire confidence in a potential Wild Card run.

They debate whether the D-backs proved they can hang with the Dodgers, if the team's flaws are still too big to ignore, or if it's simply too early to tell.

At 2:30, Doc's Sports handicapper Scott Spreitzer joins the show to break down his best bets for the NBA Finals, NHL Finals, and the weekend's biggest matchups.

The guys also discuss Türkiye selecting Mesa and Arizona Athletic Grounds as its World Cup base camp, bringing a major international spotlight to the Valley.

The hour wraps with "Football at 50" and the debut of "The Money Line," diving into skyrocketing Knicks ticket prices, FIFA ticket concerns, and the business side of sports.

The guys kick off the show breaking down the D-backs' thrilling walk-off win over the Dodgers as Ketel Marte delivers again and Arizona earns a split in the four-game series. They also dive into injuries to Ildemaro Vargas and Max Muncy, plus the latest from the NHL playoffs.

Then it's Replay Rewind featuring the best sounds from around the Valley and sports world, including the D-backs' comeback win and Carolina's overtime victory over Vegas.

At 1:30, former Coyotes assistant coach and NHL insider Steve Peters joins to discuss the Hurricanes' incredible comeback, the Stanley Cup Playoffs, and what's next in the postseason.

The hour wraps with "On This Day" and "Football at 50."

Hour 3 kicks off with the guys asking the big question: Is Shohei Ohtani already the greatest baseball player we've ever seen? After another dominant performance against the Arizona Diamondbacks, the crew debates where Ohtani stacks up among the all-time legends and whether fans are fully appreciating what they're witnessing.

The conversation then shifts to the NFL as the guys run through the latest headlines, including concerns surrounding Marvin Harrison Jr., major contract extensions around the league, and other offseason storylines.

At 3:30, longtime Cardinals insider Howard Balzer joins the show to discuss the latest on Jacoby Brissett, Josh Sweat, Marvin Harrison Jr.'s health, mandatory minicamp, and everything surrounding the Arizona Cardinals.

The show wraps with the Lerner & Rowe "One Call That's All" and What's On Tap.

Hour 2 kicks off with another edition of Roc’s Manvice, featuring some of the funniest and wildest stories of the week, including bizarre news, random facts, and plenty of laughs.

Then the guys dive into the Arizona Diamondbacks getting shut out by the Los Angeles Dodgers as Shohei Ohtani dominated on both the mound and at the plate. They discuss the D-backs' recent struggles, Zac Gallen’s rough stretch, and what's gone wrong during Arizona's recent skid.

At 2:30, NBA insider Rick Kamla joins the show to break down Game 1 of the NBA Finals, the New York Knicks taking a 1-0 lead, Victor Wembanyama’s struggles, and the future of the league's young stars.

The hour closes with Twin Peaks Picks, as a listener goes head-to-head with Twin Peaks server Sadee predicting tonight's biggest games.