Hour 2 - Managing Shohei, Measuring the Rams, and Lakers Pressure

Hour 1 - Dodgers Let One Slip, Knicks Make Finals History

Brock and Alex opened the show with the Dodgers’ frustrating 9-8 loss to the Pirates after Shohei Ohtani left with a 6-3 lead and Ryan Ward hit his first career grand slam. The hour also hit the Knicks’ historic 29-point NBA Finals comeback over the Spurs, asking whether New York just broke San Antonio. Producer Shay hosted Do You Care LA, featuring the World Cup referee visa issue, Patrick Mahomes’ new historic payday, and Serena Williams’ comeback hitting a possible setback.

Hour 2 - No Sitting Shohei and LeBron Watch Begins

Hour 2 focused on why Shohei Ohtani should stay in the Dodgers lineup at DH after pitching, especially with the Dodgers already dealing with injuries and Will Smith possibly heading to the IL. Brock and Alex then discussed LeBron James’ future with the Lakers, the Warriors’ reported interest, and whether this is real movement or just leverage to force LA to show him a plan. Alex Monaco joined to talk Knicks vibes, New York’s Finals energy, and whether the Knicks can close out the Spurs.

Hour 3 - Dodgers Pitcher, NBA Finals, Spill The Tea

Brock and Alex dug deeper into the Dodgers’ bullpen concerns after blowing Ohtani’s lead and asked whether Andrew Friedman needs to start thinking about adding another arm before the deadline. Bob Nightengale joined to talk Dodgers needs, Ohtani’s ridiculous two-way standard, LA’s depth, deadline options, and the bigger MLB cap-and-floor conversation. The hour wrapped with Spill The Tea With Brock Vereen.

Hour 4 - Dodgers Bounce-Back Spot and World Cup Warning Signs

Hour 4 previewed the Dodgers-Pirates series finale, with Justin Wrobleski facing Mitch Keller as LA looked to flush Wednesday’s bullpen collapse and still leave Pittsburgh with a series win. Brock and Alex then asked whether LA is truly ready for the FIFA World Cup with SoFi Stadium hosting major matches while labor concerns, visa issues, ticket demand, traffic, and logistics all become part of the story. The show closed with cross talk with DMac and Reiter.

Hour 1 - Dodgers Start Hot, Wemby Arrives, and Do You Care LA?

Brock and Alex open the show with the Dodgers’ 12-3 win over the Pirates, focusing on how Eric Lauer settled down after a rough first inning and how the offense exploded for 10 runs in the seventh. Then they move to Victor Wembanyama’s Game 3 Finals performance, where he led the Spurs past the Knicks and continued stacking his name next to NBA legends. The hour wraps with Producer Shay hosting Do You Care LA, featuring SoFi workers reaching a tentative deal, World Cup visa issues, and the Warriors’ reported interest in LeBron.