Continuing To Fend Off the YouTube Chat and Callers From Trading Mason Miller | Braden Surprenant Show (Hour 3 - July 7, 2026)

Padres Put Aggressive Trade Deadline In Further Doubt With Loss To D-Backs | Braden Surprenant Show (Full Show - July 7, 2026)

The final homestand before the All-Star Break started with yet another dud by the Padres who got outmatched by the Arizona Diamondbacks at every turn last night putting the call for the team to have an aggressive trade deadline into further doubt. Braden is here to recap last night's game and how bleak the future for the 2026 Padres is becoming if this level of play continues to plague the team. We will also be discussing last nights loss by the United States Men's National Team to Belgium in the World Cup and how this year's expanded World Cup could help the case for the expansion of the College Football Playoffs and much more on a dreary Tuesday in America's Finest City

What Should the Future of the Padres Be With the Deadline Approaching | Braden Surprenant Show (Hour 4 - July 7, 2026)

Braden and Frank discuss the Padres' next steps as the Trade Deadline approaches and we get you a preview of the 2027 Padres and, more immediately, tonight's game against the Diamondbacks

Continuing To Fend Off the YouTube Chat and Callers From Trading Mason Miller | Braden Surprenant Show (Hour 3 - July 7, 2026)

Braden and Frank meet new friend of the show Max in Boston for a lively discussion about the future of the Padres and what they should do at the deadline before catching up on callers that were on hold for a long while

Talk Before the Game Didn't Match the Play on the Field Last Night | Braden Surprenant Show (Hour 2 - July 7, 2026)

Braden and Frank hear from Craig Stammen and Jake Cronenworth about the importance of this upcoming series before falling 8-0 to Arizona before getting into the "trade everyone" discussion

United States Men's National Team Eliminated From the World Cup | Braden Surprenant Show (Hour 1 - July 7, 2026)

Braden and Frank discuss the US Men's National Team's loss to Belgium yesterday following the controversy of Folarin Balogun's eligibility before diving into why the United States may not have the youth pipeline other countries have for soccer