Brock & Alex Middays

Brock & Alex wrapped the show with cross talk, carrying the Dodgers conversation into the next show while touching on Ohtani’s upcoming start, the Dodgers’ big win over the Rockies, and the latest around LA sports.

Brock & Alex continued the Rams and Chargers talk, reacting to Brian Baldinger’s thoughts on the Rams drafting Ty Simpson despite extending Matthew Stafford. They also broke down Derwin James Jr. landing another record-breaking contract, making him the highest-paid safety in football again.

Brock & Alex previewed Dodgers-Rockies with Shohei Ohtani still scheduled to start after his hand scare on Tuesday night. They looked at Ohtani’s dominant pitching numbers, Andy Pages staying hot after a four-hit game, and the Dodgers trying to keep rolling after their 15-6 win over Colorado.

Brock & Alex revisited the Lakers fans hate-watching the Thunder conversation after OKC moved one win away from the NBA Finals. They talked about why Thunder’s style, Shai’s foul-drawing, and OKC knocking out the Lakers have made them such an easy team for LA fans to root against.

Brock & Alex were joined by Brian Baldinger to break down the trenches for both LA football teams. Baldy talked about the Rams’ top-five offensive line, how much that helps Matthew Stafford, and whether the Chargers’ new offensive approach can finally keep Justin Herbert protected.

Brock & Alex talked about Derwin James getting another record-breaking extension from the Chargers, making him the highest-paid safety in football again. They debated whether Derwin is still worth that kind of money and how important he is as the tone-setter for the Chargers defense.

Brock & Alex played DMAC’s Dodgers wish list sound and reacted to the idea that the Dodgers are always tied to every superstar available. They also took a moment to wish Alex a happy birthday, mixing the Dodgers conversation with a quick birthday shoutout.

Brock & Alex talked about how the Dodgers have become the team everyone expects to be involved whenever a star player is available. They debated whether LA’s “go get everybody” reputation is good for baseball, annoying for the rest of the league, or simply the new standard the Dodgers have created for themselves.

Brock & Alex talked about the Rams drafting Ty Simpson with the No. 13 pick and his response to the criticism around sitting behind Matthew Stafford. They debated whether the Rams made a smart long-term move by planning for life after Stafford, or if they should have used that first-round pick on a player who could help them win right now.

Brock & Alex played Do You Care LA, reacting to a mix of random sports stories, including the Avalanche getting bounced despite being the best regular-season team in hockey, Derwin James becoming the highest-paid safety in football again, and Bryce Harper’s viral toothpaste routine.

Brock & Alex talked about Lakers fans hate-watching the Thunder after OKC took a 3-2 series lead over the Spurs. They reacted to the Thunder becoming the NBA’s newest villain, with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander leading the way and OKC’s depth making them even more annoying to root against.

Brock & Alex opened the show with the Dodgers’ injury concerns after Tuesday night’s win over the Rockies, focusing mostly on Kiké Hernández exiting with a left oblique strain in just his second game back from the injured list. They also touched on Shohei Ohtani’s brief hand scare, with Dave Roberts saying Ohtani is still expected to make his scheduled start.

Brock & Alex break down a packed show, starting with Luka Doncic getting his respect and what his impact means for the Lakers in Los Angeles. They also dive into Dodgers talk throughout the show, including the latest roster moves, injury updates, pitching concerns and the team’s bigger picture moving forward. The Rams’ win-now window becomes a major topic as Brock & Alex debate Davante Adams’ futu...

Brock & Alex open Hour 1 by giving Luka Doncic his respect and looking at what his arrival means for the Lakers’ future in Los Angeles. They also get into the latest Dodgers talk, including roster movement, injury updates and the bigger pitching picture as the team tries to get healthy. Plus, Producer Shay hosts another edition of Do You Care LA, featuring quick-hit stories from around sports.

Brock & Alex dive into the Rams’ win-now window and ask whether the team can fully commit to Matthew Stafford while also drafting Ty Simpson as the quarterback of the future. They also discuss Davante Adams’ future in Los Angeles and whether his red-zone chemistry with Stafford makes him worth extending. Plus, they look at Shohei Ohtani’s historic two-way greatness and why most of baseball no long...

Brock & Alex continue the show with Lakers insider Khobi Price joining to break down the biggest questions facing Los Angeles this offseason, including LeBron James’ future, Bronny James’ role without LeBron, and what the Lakers need to do around Luka Doncic. They also react to the USMNT World Cup roster, with Gio Reyna making the team, Tanner Tessmann being left off, and the United States prepari...

Brock & Alex close the show with more Dodgers talk, breaking down the latest around the team as they try to get healthy and keep momentum going. They also shift to the Rams’ win-now window, asking whether extending Davante Adams makes sense with Matthew Stafford still in place. Plus, they question why the Rams would draft Ty Simpson if the goal is to maximize the current Stafford, Puka Nacua and A...

Brock & Alex dive into a loaded LA sports day, starting with the Lakers dreaming big on Giannis Antetokounmpo while also figuring out what they owe Luka Doncic after his historic All-NBA season. The Dodgers are all over the show too, from managing Shohei Ohtani’s pitching schedule and Cy Young chase to the latest Tarik Skubal trade buzz and a Rockies series preview. Producer Shay keeps things movi...

Brock & Alex preview the Dodgers opening their series against the Rockies, with Emmet Sheehan on the mound and LA looking to stay hot after going 8-2 over its last 10. They look at the Dodgers’ rotation depth, the injured arms still missing, and why this is a series LA should take care of. Then the crew react to the first-ever Enhanced Games in Las Vegas, where athletes openly used performance enh...

Brock & Alex hand it off to Doug McKain and Bill Reiter, wrapping the show with some Dodgers, Lakers, and Memorial Day energy. They revisit the big topics of the day, from the Dodgers’ series opener against the Rockies and the Tarik Skubal trade buzz, to Luka’s All-NBA season and the never-ending Giannis-to-LA conversation.

Brock & Alex react to the first-ever Enhanced Games in Las Vegas, where athletes were allowed to openly use performance-enhancing drugs and organizers promised world records and a new era of sports. Instead, the event only produced one unofficial “world record” at the very end, while multiple attempts fell short and even a few clean athletes won their events. The guys debate whether this was the f...

Brock & Alex preview the Dodgers opening a three-game series against the Rockies, with Emmet Sheehan getting the ball as LA looks to stay hot. The Dodgers come in 8-2 over their last 10 with a 1.84 team ERA during that stretch, while Colorado has struggled on the road and sits at the bottom of the NL West. The guys look at how the Dodgers can take care of business against a beatable Rockies team,...

Brock & Alex are joined by Bob Nightengale to break down the Dodgers’ trade deadline outlook, including whether Tarik Skubal could actually become available and how aggressive LA should be with its injured rotation. Then they jump back into the Giannis-to-LA conversation and debate if the Lakers have enough to make a real run at another superstar. The hour wraps with the Angels finally giving fans...

Brock & Alex get into the Angels finally giving fans something fun to talk about after Reid Detmers delivered one of the best pitching performances in baseball this season. Detmers struck out a career-high 14 batters over 8 innings, allowed just one hit, walked nobody, and helped the Angels complete their first sweep of the season against the Rangers. Of course, because it’s the Angels, the whole...

Brock & Alex continue the Lakers conversation by getting back into the Giannis-to-LA rumors and whether the Lakers can actually pull off a superstar swing this summer. They revisit the idea of Milwaukee listening to offers, what the Lakers can realistically put on the table, and whether a package built around picks, cap space, and possibly Austin Reaves would be enough. The guys also debate if cha...