Full Show: Stafford’s Future, Shohei’s Workload & Lakers Offseason Pressure

Hour 1 - Myles Garrett Is A Ram

Brock & Alex opened the show reacting to the Rams’ blockbuster trade for Myles Garrett and what it means for LA’s Super Bowl expectations. Bridget Condon joined the show to break down how Garrett changes the Rams’ defense, the cost of giving up Jared Verse, and whether this move makes the Rams the team to beat in the NFC.

Hour 2 - Myles Garrett + Super Bowl or Bust for the Rams?

Brock & Alex continued the Myles Garrett conversation by looking at the bigger picture of the Rams’ aggressive roster build. From Matthew Stafford’s window to the cost of moving Jared Verse, the crew debated whether this is the exact kind of move championship teams have to make.

Hour 3 - Rams Go All-In, Lakers Look Ahead, & Do You Care, LA!

Brock & Alex brought the Rams conversation into the wider LA sports picture before Khobi Price joined the show to talk Lakers offseason, LeBron’s future, Austin Reaves’ value, Luka’s timeline, the NBA Finals, and what Wemby’s rise means for the Lakers moving forward. Plus a brand new edition of Do You Care, LA with Producer Shay!

Hour 4 - The Rams’ Championship Standard + Erin Coscarelli Joins!

Brock & Alex ended the show still riding the wave of the Rams’ blockbuster day. Erin Coscarelli joined to react to Garrett coming to LA, whether the Rams are now the NFL’s most dangerous team, and how much pressure comes with making this kind of all-in move before the show wrapped with Crosstalk.

Hour 1 - Dodgers Get a Real Phillies Test

Brock & Alex open the show previewing a huge Dodgers-Phillies weekend at Dodger Stadium, asking whether this already feels like a playoff preview. They break down the pitching matchups, the Dodgers’ NL West lead, Philly’s hot stretch under Don Mattingly, and how LA’s injuries could test their depth against a real contender. Mark Gubicza also joins the show to talk Angels momentum, young bright spots, and whether the Angels’ payroll being barely above the proposed MLB salary floor is good enough for this market.