All Eyes Now Look Towards Arizona and Toronto After Rough Weekend | Braden Surprenant Show (Hour 4 - July 6, 2026)

We Have An Update on the Status of the Padres Ownership Situation | Braden Surprenant Show (Hour 2 - July 14, 2026)

Braden and Frank discuss why a New Yorker giving a passing grade for Einstein Bagels is not the same as Olive Garden getting a pass as Italian food before giving the latest update on where the Padres ownership transition stands

Why Not Get Super Creative With A Trade at the Deadline To Get Some Money | Braden Surprenant Show (Hour 1 - July 14, 2026)

Braden and Frank discuss last night's Homerun Derby and why the Derby has lost its luster before thinking of a creative way to make another team pay for a contract without trading said player

Padres Go Into the All-Star Break With A .500 Record After 4-3 Homestand | Braden Surprenant Show (Full Show - July 13, 2026)

It wasn't quite the extraordinary week that it needed to be, but the final homestand of the ceremonial first half of the season was a winner as the Padres were able to go 4-3 against the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Toronto Blue Jays before a much needed week off. Braden is here to take a look at the weekend series against the Blue Jays including the comeback win on Sunday, the future of the Padres rotation and whether or not they did enough to buy at the trade deadline. We will also continue to dig into Dennis Lin's mailbag from Friday, preview the semifinal matchups for the FIFA World Cup and we will also hold our first of five Mascot Drafts starting with Major League Baseball

Hearing From General Manager AJ Preller As the First Half Comes To A Close | Braden Surprenant Show (Hour 4 - July 13, 2026)

Braden and Frank hear from Padres GM AJ Preller during his media availability over the weekend to discuss the first half of the Padres season and the trade deadline before discussing the future of the All-Star Game as a whole

Is Expansion on the Horizon For the FIFA World Cup After 2026 | Braden Surprenant Show (Hour 3 - July 13, 2026)

Braden and Frank go through today's World Cupdate before continuing a conversation from the Sports Thread about FIFA potentially expanding the World Cup to 64 teams and discussing whether or not this World Cup could provide College Football with the information they need to expand the Playoff to 24 teams