Hour 3 - LeBron’s Deadline, Aaron Donald Buzz, and Freddie’s Milestone

Hour 1 - Dodgers Answer Back, Lakers Look Ahead, Do You Care LA

Brock and Alex open the show with the Dodgers taking Game 1 from the Rays in a complete team win. Kyle Tucker tied the game with a three-run homer and saved a run with his arm, Eric Lauer settled in after early trouble, and Miguel Rojas delivered the go-ahead pinch-hit homer. Then the Lakers conversation shifts to the Luka Doncic era and whether Rui Hachimura and Jaxson Hayes should really be offseason priorities. Hour 1 wraps with Do You Care LA, featuring Brendan Sorsby entering the NFL supplemental draft, Serena and Venus reuniting at Wimbledon, and Mike Trout homering at Chase Field for the first time.

Hour 2 - Rams Flexibility, Lakers Decisions, Dodgers Health

Hour 2 starts with the Rams’ cap flexibility and whether Les Snead should stay patient or get aggressive again. The Rams have room to create money through restructures, but the question is whether that should be used for future extensions or another big move. Then the Lakers offseason officially begins, with the draft, free agency, LeBron, Austin Reaves and roster needs all on the board. The hour closes with the Dodgers getting healthier, led by Tommy Edman’s return and updates on Teoscar Hernández, Shohei Ohtani, Kiké Hernández, Blake Snell and Tyler Glasnow.

Hour 3 - World Cup Traffic And Dodgers Injury Watch

Hour 3 starts with the most LA World Cup conversation possible: Time Out’s $1.75 Metro bus experience compared to Producer Shay’s $48 Uber experience. The takeaway is that Metro worked, but convenience still matters in LA. Then the show resets the Dodgers injury board with Edman coming back, Ohtani’s knee being monitored, Glasnow still shut down, and bullpen pieces like Brock Stewart and Evan Phillips working their way back. The hour closes with Spill the Tea with Brock Vereen.

Hour 4 - Dodgers On Deck And World Cup Around LA!

Hour 4 opens with a Dodgers-Rays Game 2 preview as Justin Wrobleski gets the ball on four days rest to help line up Shohei Ohtani for Wednesday before the off day. The conversation focuses on whether this is the right way to manage the rotation around Ohtani and what the Dodgers need from Wrobleski. Then the show lets fans know where to watch the World Cup around LA, with Fan Zones at places like Union Station, Venice Beach, West Harbor, Farmers Market, Downey and more. The show wraps with cross talk into DMac and Reiter.

Hour 1 - Dodgers Concern, Knicks Celebration, & Do You Care, LA

Brock and Alex open the show reacting to the Dodgers dropping their weekend series in Chicago and the bigger issue of recent big innings getting away from the pitching staff. Then they shift to the Knicks winning their first NBA title since 1973, Jalen Brunson’s Finals MVP moment, and what the Lakers can learn from New York’s team-building blueprint. The hour closes with Do You Care LA, including the Diaspora World Cup, UFC at the White House, and the Hurricanes winning the Stanley Cup.