Hour 2 - Knicks Run, Shohei’s Legacy, & LeBron’s Choice!

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?”

Hour 2 - Knicks Run, Shohei’s Legacy, & LeBron’s Choice!

Hour 2 started with the Knicks’ historic playoff run and whether it compares to the 2001 Lakers after New York took a 2-0 Finals lead over the Spurs. The crew also debated where Shohei Ohtani ranks among the greatest athletes ever before turning to the Lakers, where LeBron may have to decide between max money and helping LA build around Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves.

Hour 3 - Dodgers Deadline Watch & Lakers Offseason Questions

Hour 3 focused on why the Dodgers would even consider a blockbuster move for Tarik Skubal, not out of panic but as October insurance with pitching injuries piling up. Jovan Buha joined the show to break down the Lakers’ offseason, including LeBron’s future, Austin Reaves’ value, center options, and whether the Knicks’ Finals run should be a blueprint for LA.

Hour 4 - Dodgers Need a Pittsburgh Reset + Brocks Word Of The Day!

In Hour 4, Brock and Alex looked ahead to the Dodgers’ road series against the Pirates and why LA needs a cleaner series after Sunday’s bullpen-heavy loss to the Angels. They previewed Paul Skenes against the Dodgers, Shohei’s next start, reset the Knicks/Lakers conversation, and finished with cross talk with D’Mac and Reiter.

Hour 1 - Shohei Sits, Dodgers Slip, Rams Push Their Chips In!

Hour 1 opened with the Dodgers letting one get away in Arizona after Shohei Ohtani got the day off, raising the question of whether his bat is too important to ever take out of the lineup. Then Brock and Alex broke down the structure of Myles Garrett’s new Rams deal and why it shows LA is protecting its Super Bowl window while still keeping future flexibility. Producer Shay also hosted Do You Care LA, featuring SoFi Stadium workers possibly striking before the World Cup, Victor Wembanyama turning down soda money, and Myles Garrett getting the full LA welcome.