Brock & Alex Middays

Brock and Alex discussed Cameron Carr’s impressive Summer League run and whether the rookie can earn a spot in the Lakers’ regular-season rotation. Cynthia Frelund joined the show to break down the Rams and Chargers through the numbers, including how Myles Garrett changes the Rams’ Super Bowl chances. They also reacted to Garrett winning Best NFL Player at the ESPYS after his record-setting 23-sac...

Brock and Alex examined the Dodgers’ overwhelming odds to win the NL West and whether their commanding lead could create complacency during the second half. Lakers reporter Khobi Price joined the show to discuss Cameron Carr, Austin Reaves, Jonathan Kuminga and the Lakers’ remaining roster needs. The hour concluded with Spill the Tea.

Brock and Alex debated the Dodgers’ ideal second-half plan for Shohei Ohtani: continue using him as a two-way player, limit him to hitting or give him additional rest before October. They also previewed Galaxy-LAFC and the Argentina-Spain World Cup final before closing with Cameron Carr leading the Lakers summer team to success!

Shohei Ohtani will remain in the Dodgers’ lineup after having fluid drained from his left knee, but his next pitching start has not been determined. The show also examined Bronny James potentially staying with the Lakers after LeBron leaves and pushed back on the idea that the Balogun controversy caused the USMNT’s loss to Belgium.

Justin Wrobleski stole the spotlight during the MLB All-Star Game, striking out five batters while the Dodgers’ position players went hitless. Brock and Alex also discussed Philadelphia’s aggressive recruitment of LeBron James before asking Do You Care, LA?

The NBA’s investigation into Kawhi Leonard and the Clippers has reportedly expanded, keeping his trade to Toronto on hold. Lakers reporter Jovan Buha joined the show to discuss Cameron Carr, Summer League, LeBron, Bronny and the team’s remaining roster needs before LA Sports RSVP looked ahead to El Tráfico, Monster Jam and Rosemary’s Baby at Hollywood Forever.

Brock and Alex revisited Justin Wrobleski’s historic five-strikeout All-Star performance on his 26th birthday and what it means for his future in the Dodgers’ rotation. They also highlighted Matthew Stafford’s impact as a teammate and leader before reacting to Lionel Messi and Argentina defeating England in a last-second World Cup thriller.

The Dodgers send six players to the MLB All-Star Game, but Shohei Ohtani will sit out while dealing with irritation in his left knee. Brock and Alex also react to the Lakers signing Ziaire Williams, what the move means for their full 15-man roster and whether another major addition is still coming. Plus, Do You Care LA?

Aaron Donald put the pads back on at the Rams facility to see whether the fire for a comeback is still there, and the addition of Myles Garrett may be pulling him closer to a return. Brock and Alex also react to Jordan Walker’s dramatic Home Run Derby win over Kyle Schwarber and debate whether this World Cup is truly special or simply filling the slowest stretch of the sports calendar.

Jonathan Kuminga remains the Lakers’ top target, but Los Angeles may need to get creative after filling its roster and running out of cap space. Brock and Alex discuss whether Kuminga is worth the cost before Anthony Gargano joins the show from Philadelphia to preview the MLB All-Star Game and compare the Phillies with the Dodgers. Plus, Spill the Tea with Brock Vereen.

MLB wants active big leaguers to participate in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, but disagreements over compensation, insurance, family accommodations and mandatory participation are holding up a deal. Brock and Alex also reset the biggest Rams and Lakers stories before previewing tonight’s All-Star Game and the Dodgers representing the National League in Philadelphia.

Brock and Alex react to the Dodgers getting swept by the Diamondbacks and playing their sloppiest baseball of the season heading into the All-Star break. Then, they discuss the Lakers committing to Austin Reaves as Luka Dončić’s new No. 2 before closing the hour with Do You Care, LA?

Could Aaron Donald really return to play alongside Myles Garrett? Brock and Alex break down the latest comeback rumors, celebrate Justin Wrobleski earning his first All-Star selection and debate where LeBron James should finish his career.

Brock and Alex discuss Shohei Ohtani’s left knee irritation, his decision to miss the All-Star Game and whether the Dodgers should temporarily shut him down as a pitcher. Plus, they rank the loaded Home Run Derby field and revisit the Aaron Donald comeback conversation.

Which injured pitcher do the Dodgers need back most: Tyler Glasnow, Blake Snell or Edwin Díaz? NFL analyst Mark Schlereth joins the show to discuss the Rams, Chargers and Aaron Donald rumors. Then, Brock and Alex react to Austin Reaves accepting four years and $180 million - $5 million less than initially reported - to give the Lakers more flexibility.

Brock and Alex break down the possibility of LeBron James joining Stephen Curry and the Warriors for one final championship run. They also preview the Dodgers’ series against Arizona, react to the latest Scottie Scheffler news and run through the day’s biggest stories in “Do You Care, LA?”

Brock and Alex react to Shohei Ohtani being scheduled to pitch against Arizona and voice their concerns about using him right before the All-Star break. They also discuss whether the Dodgers truly fixed Roki Sasaki’s pitch-tipping issues, talk Lakers roster construction and Summer League with Jovan Buha, and break down what Trent McDuffie adds to an already stacked Rams’ defense.

Brock and Alex run through the latest injury updates on Tyler Glasnow, Blake Snell, Will Smith, Edwin Díaz and Kiké Hernández. ESPN MLB reporter Alden González joins the show to discuss the Dodgers’ place among baseball’s top contenders, the biggest second-half storylines and which teams face the most pressure before the trade deadline. The hour closes with the Lakers’ search for one final impact...

Breaking news changes the Dodgers’ plans, with Shohei Ohtani no longer starting against Arizona or in the All-Star Game. Brock and Alex react to the decision, discuss what it means for the Dodgers heading into the break, check in on the American Century Championship with audio from Stephen Curry and Austin Reaves, and debate whether Jonathan Kuminga is worth the Lakers’ final major trade asset.

The Dodgers beat the Rockies and won the series, but it took late Mookie Betts magic after another stressful one-run game. Then the Lakers keep searching for a difference-making wing, with Jonathan Kuminga still the name to watch and Jarred Vanderbilt possibly becoming the price to get it done. Plus, Do You Care LA?

Roki Sasaki finally gave the Dodgers a step in the right direction, but the question is whether he is actually back or just better against Colorado. Landon Donovan called out Christian Pulisic after the USMNT’s World Cup exit, but Pulisic’s reported leg injury adds a new layer to the criticism. Plus, Kyle Tucker is trying to fix his uneven first season in LA.

The Dodgers have survived injuries all season, and now Edwin Díaz and Kiké Hernández are getting closer to returning. Then Khobi Price joins the show to talk Lakers, Jonathan Kuminga, Jarred Vanderbilt, the final roster spot, and the Kawhi trade news. Plus, Spill The Tea with Brock Vereen.

The Dodgers open a series with the Diamondbacks, and Shohei Ohtani gets the ball for his final start before the All-Star break. Then the show resets the USMNT conversation before diving into the Kawhi Leonard trade being held up by the NBA investigation into the Clippers.

Brock & Alex open the show with a frustrating Dodgers loss to the Rockies, where Shohei Ohtani hit career home run No. 300 and Justin Wrobleski gave them seven strong innings, but the Dodgers still gave the game away late. The hour also gets into the Lakers’ interest in Jonathan Kuminga as a possible wing upgrade before wrapping with Do You Care LA, including Egypt accusing FIFA of helping Messi,...

Hour 2 focuses on Shohei Ohtani reaching another major career milestone with home run No. 300 and where he could eventually land in Dodgers history. Bob Nightengale joins the show to talk Dodgers concerns, Justin Wrobleski’s All-Star case, the trade deadline, and Roki Sasaki’s struggles. The hour closes with LA RSVP, featuring The City Championship Celebrity All-Star Challenge, Ice Cube’s BIG3 at...