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

Hour 1 - Dodgers Get the Skenes Test + Wemby Sends a Lakers Reminder

Brock and Alex opened the show with the Dodgers getting ready for a big Game 1 test in Pittsburgh against Paul Skenes, with Shohei Ohtani facing him as a hitter even though we narrowly missed the pitching matchup. They also reacted to Victor Wembanyama’s huge Game 3 in the NBA Finals and what it should remind the Lakers about needing more size, frontcourt help, and defensive versatility this offseason. The hour wrapped with Producer Shay hosting “Do You Care, LA?”

Hour 2 - Lakers Offseason Pressure + Knicks Spurs Game 3

Hour 2 focused on the Lakers’ biggest offseason needs: a starting-caliber wing and real frontcourt help around Luka Doncic, Austin Reaves, and possibly LeBron James. The crew also discussed whether LeBron is still worth building around or if the Lakers need to fully prioritize Luka’s timeline. Adam Crowley joined to preview Dodgers-Pirates, Paul Skenes, and Pittsburgh sports, before the hour closed with a Knicks-Spurs Finals reset after San Antonio’s Game 3 win.

Hour 3 - Dodgers Lineup Check + Nikki Kay Joins the Show

The third hour started with the Dodgers lineup for Game 1 against the Pirates, including Eric Lauer on the mound and Will Smith out with neck stiffness. Nikki Kay joined the show to talk Dodgers, the rotation, Ohtani, Yamamoto, Sasaki, the matchup with Paul Skenes, and the Sparks. The hour closed with “Spill the Tea with Brock Vereen.”

Hour 4 - Dodgers-Pirates Preview + The Rotation Making History

Hour 4 reset the Dodgers-Pirates Game 1 preview, focusing on how LA can attack Paul Skenes, make him work early, and get into the Pirates bullpen. Brock and Alex also discussed the Dodgers’ Japanese rotation making history, with Ohtani, Yamamoto, and Sasaki all delivering scoreless starts in the same week. The show wrapped with cross talk with D’Mac and Reiter.

Hour 1 - Freeway Series Fallout

Brock and Alex opened the show recapping the Freeway Series, where the Dodgers won the weekend but the Angels got the last word with a 13-5 win on Sunday. They talked about the Dodgers’ pitching concerns, Emmet Sheehan’s short outing, Yamamoto looking like the Dodgers’ ace, and wrapped the hour with Producer Shay hosting “Do You Care, LA?”