Brock & Alex Middays

Brock & Alex opened the show with the Dodgers continuing to win close games, but the bigger question was how aggressive they should be with Shohei Ohtani while he is dealing with a knee issue and a blister. The hour also touched on another Mike Trout injury and what it means for the Angels, before wrapping with Do You Care, LA!

Hour 2 featured Rams defensive back Quentin Lake in studio to talk about the Rams’ defense, Myles Garrett, team expectations and the energy around the upcoming season. The show then shifted to the Lakers and whether LeBron James is really ready to be the third option next to Luka Dončić and Austin Reaves. The hour closed with a USA-Australia World Cup preview, focusing on Christian Pulisic’s injur...

Brock & Alex reset the Dodgers’ injury concerns, especially Tyler Glasnow’s delayed return, Will Smith’s lingering neck issue and Teoscar Hernández’s progress toward a rehab assignment. They also discussed whether Rui Hachimura could be the Lakers’ odd man out as the team tries to reshape the roster around Luka, LeBron and Austin Reaves. The hour wrapped with the Rams-Seahawks rivalry, Jared Verse...

Hour 4 previewed the Dodgers-Orioles weekend series at Dodger Stadium, with Roki Sasaki opening the series and the Dodgers trying to keep stacking wins at home. The show then welcomed Draymond Green to talk defense in today’s NBA, the Warriors’ future, LeBron’s evolving role with the Lakers, Luka’s impact in L.A. and the difference between player perspective and traditional media. The show closed...

Brock and Alex open the show with the Dodgers completing their sweep of the Rays behind Freddie Freeman’s go-ahead home run and three scoreless innings from the bullpen. Shohei Ohtani was not fully sharp while pitching through a blister and knee inflammation, but the Dodgers still found a way to win their third straight one-run game. The hour also includes Tim Barbalace joining to preview the Orio...

Brock and Alex open the show with the Dodgers completing their sweep of the Rays behind Freddie Freeman’s go-ahead home run and three scoreless innings from the bullpen. Shohei Ohtani was not fully sharp while pitching through a blister and knee inflammation, but the Dodgers still found a way to win their third straight one-run game. The hour also includes Tim Barbalace joining to preview the Orio...

Hour 4 brings the Dodgers conversation back to Game 1 against the Orioles, with Roki Sasaki getting the ball Friday night at Dodger Stadium. Brock and Alex look at whether the Dodgers can keep stacking wins without making every game come down to the final inning. The hour also resets the Lakers’ Luka and Kevin Love storylines before closing with cross talk into D’Mac and Reiter.

Hour 3 previews the Dodgers’ weekend series against the Orioles and asks whether this is the weekend LA turns close wins into cleaner wins. The conversation focuses on Roki Sasaki, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Emmet Sheehan, and how dangerous Baltimore’s lineup can still be. The Lakers discussion centers on Kevin Love and whether adding him would be a real basketball move or more of a LeBron comfort move,...

Brock and Alex opened the show with the Dodgers’ 1-0 win over the Rays, led by Justin Wrobleski’s six shutout innings and Shohei Ohtani’s solo home run. The conversation shifted to whether Wrobleski is becoming one of the Dodgers’ most reliable starters. The hour also hit LeBron James’ contract situation with the Lakers and whether he should take less money to help the team build a contender. The...

Hour 2 focused on the Dodgers’ day-game lineup against the Rays, with Ohtani pitching but not hitting and Tommy Edman making his first start of the season. Brock and Alex discussed how the Dodgers’ lineup changes without Ohtani’s bat and who needs to step up offensively. The hour continued with Edman saying his ankle finally feels normal again after surgery, and how his versatility gives Dave Robe...

Hour 3 opened with the big Ohtani debate: if he cannot pitch and hit right now, should the Dodgers sit him until he is healthy enough to do both? Brock and Alex talked through whether the Dodgers need Ohtani the hitter more than Ohtani the pitcher at this point in the season. The hour then moved to the World Cup and whether FIFA can turn LA into a true soccer city beyond the hardcore fans. The hou...

Hour 4 reset the Dodgers’ day game, checking in on Tommy Edman’s return and Ohtani’s start on the mound. Brock and Alex also reset the LeBron conversation and the money question facing the Lakers as free agency approaches. The show wrapped with cross talk with D’Mac and Reiter, touching on World Cup upsets, Tommy Edman being back, what a matinee is, and whether Shohei Ohtani should keep trying to...

Brock and Alex open the show with the Dodgers taking Game 1 from the Rays in a complete team win. Kyle Tucker tied the game with a three-run homer and saved a run with his arm, Eric Lauer settled in after early trouble, and Miguel Rojas delivered the go-ahead pinch-hit homer. Then the Lakers conversation shifts to the Luka Doncic era and whether Rui Hachimura and Jaxson Hayes should really be offs...

Hour 2 starts with the Rams’ cap flexibility and whether Les Snead should stay patient or get aggressive again. The Rams have room to create money through restructures, but the question is whether that should be used for future extensions or another big move. Then the Lakers offseason officially begins, with the draft, free agency, LeBron, Austin Reaves and roster needs all on the board. The hour...

Hour 3 starts with the most LA World Cup conversation possible: Time Out’s $1.75 Metro bus experience compared to Producer Shay’s $48 Uber experience. The takeaway is that Metro worked, but convenience still matters in LA. Then the show resets the Dodgers injury board with Edman coming back, Ohtani’s knee being monitored, Glasnow still shut down, and bullpen pieces like Brock Stewart and Evan Phil...

Hour 4 opens with a Dodgers-Rays Game 2 preview as Justin Wrobleski gets the ball on four days rest to help line up Shohei Ohtani for Wednesday before the off day. The conversation focuses on whether this is the right way to manage the rotation around Ohtani and what the Dodgers need from Wrobleski. Then the show lets fans know where to watch the World Cup around LA, with Fan Zones at places like...

Brock and Alex open the show reacting to the Dodgers dropping their weekend series in Chicago and the bigger issue of recent big innings getting away from the pitching staff. Then they shift to the Knicks winning their first NBA title since 1973, Jalen Brunson’s Finals MVP moment, and what the Lakers can learn from New York’s team-building blueprint. The hour closes with Do You Care LA, including...

Hour 2 starts with Yoshinobu Yamamoto nearly making history after taking a perfect game into the eighth and a no-hitter into the ninth while retiring 45 straight batters across two starts. The show then welcomes Lakers insider Jovan Buha to discuss Austin Reaves’ next contract, Luka’s first full offseason in LA, LeBron’s future, and what the Lakers need around their stars. The hour wraps with the...

Brock and Alex reset the Dodgers as they get ready for a major measuring-stick series against the Tampa Bay Rays, one of the best teams in baseball. Chris Adams-Wall joins the show to preview the Rays from the Tampa side and explain what makes this team dangerous heading into the matchup with the Dodgers. The hour closes with the Lakers’ looming Austin Reaves decision and whether LA can afford to...

Hour 4 begins with a preview of Dodgers-Rays at Dodger Stadium, with Eric Lauer facing Nick Martinez! The conversation then turns to the lakers off season woes and whether or not they will pay Austin Reaves! The show closes with crosstalk into DMac and Reiter.

The Dodgers took the series in Pittsburgh, but the real story is Shohei Ohtani leaving early with left knee inflammation. The hour also gives casual fans a “Team USA for dummies” reset before the USMNT opener at SoFi, then wraps with Do You Care LA on the Rams/Dodgers doctor, Texas Tech sports betting drama, and the Browns QB mess.

The Dodgers got two of three from the Pirates, but it did not feel clean with an Ohtani scare, Wrobleski injury, and another bullpen issue. Sammy P joins to preview Dodgers-White Sox and explain why Chicago is actually dangerous, then the hour closes with Knicks-Spurs Game 5 after New York’s historic comeback.

Hour 4 locks in on Dodgers-White Sox Game 1 and whether Roki Sasaki can give LA the clean start they badly need. Claire Da Lune joins to talk Knicks-Spurs, Wemby, the Finals, and what the Lakers need to do around Luka and LeBron. The show closes with crosstalk on World Cup vibes, soccer language, and where everyone is watching the match.

The Dodgers head to Chicago needing a calmer series after a stressful stop in Pittsburgh. Roki Sasaki gets Game 1, Ohtani’s knee is the main concern, and the bullpen needs a boring, clean weekend. The hour also resets Team USA and gives FIFA fans an LA survival guide: traffic, beaches, food, SoFi, and what not to overdo.

Brock and Alex opened the show with the Dodgers’ frustrating 9-8 loss to the Pirates after Shohei Ohtani left with a 6-3 lead and Ryan Ward hit his first career grand slam. The hour also hit the Knicks’ historic 29-point NBA Finals comeback over the Spurs, asking whether New York just broke San Antonio. Producer Shay hosted Do You Care LA, featuring the World Cup referee visa issue, Patrick Mahome...