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The Padres landed a veteran right-handed hitter last night to sure up their outfield depth with a touch of pop. Braden is here to break down the Padres signing of Miguel Andujar as their option against left-handed pitching before diving back into our 30 Teams in 30 (ish) Days tour with the Detroit Tigers who made their own interesting signing last night as well. We will also get you a preview of all the college basketball in San Diego this weekend, a soccer update with Drake Hills and much more on our final show of the week.

We round out our week by taking a look at the potential sale of the Seattle Seahawks after the Super Bowl before previewing the weekend in San Diego College Basketball before a game of "Guess the Mascot" featuring the show's resident mascot lover

Braden is joined by Drake Hills for a recap of San Diego FC's match a few days ago against Pumas UNAM and a preview of next week's game before shifting to the insurance issues plaguing the Puerto Rican World Baseball Classic squad

Braden listens to and breaks down dome of the comments made by Sportico's Eben Novy-Williams about the Padres sale and potential new owners before once again fending off chatters dooming and glooming about the sale

Braden and Frank discuss the Padres signing of Miguel Andujar and where he fits in with the team before going out to Detroit, Michigan to talk with Tigers beat writer for MLB.com to give the latest of Tarik Skubal and the signing of Framber Valdez

Last night was a lot more successful in for San Diego sports than this weekend was with the San Diego State Aztecs cruising to victory over the Wyoming Cowboys and San Diego FC dropping the hammer on Pumas UNAM. Braden is here to break down the two big games from last night before briefly touching on the Padres ownership settlement that was announced last night. We also continue our 30 Teams in 30 (ish) Days tour with the Boston Herald's Mac Cerullo to preview the Boston Red Sox season before taking a look at teams in baseball who are in a put up or shut up year, a light preview of Super Bowl LX and much more on a very busy Wednesday

Braden takes a look at last night's games for San Diego State and San Diego FC before previewing Super Bowl LX between the Patriots and Seahawks

Braden and Frank take a look through both the American and National Leagues to see who is in a put up or shut up year going into 2026 while also discussing some mascot harm that was done in Washington DC

Braden is joined by the Boston Herald's Mac Cerullo to preview the Boston Red Sox season as part of our 30 Teams in 30 (ish) Days tour and we continue our Padres ownership conversation from last hour

Braden touches on the San Diego State Aztecs win over Wyoming last night and San Diego FC's dismantling of Pumas UNAM in the CONCACAF Champions Cup last night before diving into the reports from last night the the Padres ownership questions have been answered

Spring Training is getting closer and with that, it's time to get an idea of what is going on around the rest of the league with our 30 Teams in 30 (ish) Days tour around baseball. Braden begins the tour with MLB.com beat writer for the Baltimore Orioles, Jake Rill to give an update on one of the teams that won the offseason this year. We will also take a look at San Diego COLLEGE basketball's weekend before previewing San Diego State's game tonight against the Wyoming Cowboys. We also take a look at Justin Rose's domination of the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines over the weekend as well as some of the top stories in college football and the NFL heading into the Super Bowl this weekend

Braden and Frank take a look at San Diego FC's CONCACAF Champions Cup match at Snapdragon Stadium tonight before diving into San Diego State's game against Wyoming at Viejas Arena

Braden and Frank go through today's Sports Thread and Mid-Day Sports Standoff while discussing one of Braden's friends planned sports trips to Phoenix and how much of a day is too much of a day

Braden and Frank compare the Padres roster today to the Padres roster from this time last year and look to see where the team improved in their depth and pitching rotation

Braden is amped up for Spring Training beginning in a week and takes a hard look at the Padres roster asking why the Padres didn't take a big swing this offseason and if they're asking too much of their stars going into 2026