The final hour of the program, broadcast live from the ESPN 620 Studios in Phoenix, began with the crew briefly touching on the latest Diamondbacks and Suns news before pivoting to the legal developments involving Tiger Woods. Following his rollover crash in Jupiter Island, Woods entered a written plea of not guilty to charges of DUI and property damage, despite a sheriff's report indicating he was found with opioid medication at the scene. Next, the guys listened to comments from new Arizona Cardinals head coach Mike LaFleur, who addressed the media at the NFL Annual League Meeting taking place at the Arizona Biltmore. LaFleur discussed the team's evolving structure heading into the 2026 season, specifically touching on the post-Kyler Murray era and the cultural shifts occurring within the organization. To provide further insight, The Arizona Republic’s Bob McManaman joined the Right Toyota Guest Line to break down the "noise" coming out of the meetings. Bobby Mac analyzed the potential for Replacement Refs to take hold and the specific challenges facing the Cardinals' front office as they navigate a critical draft cycle. The show concluded with the Lerner & Rowe "One Call That's All," and the final results of the State 48 Roofing Question of the Day.

The second hour of the program, broadcast live from the ESPN 620 Studios in Phoenix, began with a heated follow-up on the Arizona Diamondbacks’ new ribbon boards that have caused obstructed views for fans at Chase Field. Roc joined the Right Toyota Guest Line to push back against the criticism, arguing that the hosts were "burying Derrick Hall" and the front office for an honest mistake that the team has already committed to making right by relocating affected season ticket holders. Shifting to the hardwood, the guys looked ahead to tonight's matchup between the Phoenix Suns and the Orlando Magic at the Kia Center. They discussed the significant boost the team expects with the return of Dillon Brooks, who is set to rejoin the lineup after an 18-game absence due to a fractured hand. Later, Arizona State hoops radio analyst Kyle Dodd joined the program via the Right Toyota Guest Line to share his expert analysis of the NCAA Tournament. Dodd provided his breakdown of Braylon Mullins’ legendary buzzer-beater that propelled UConn past Duke and evaluated the remaining Final Four field as they head to Indianapolis. The hour wrapped up with the "Random Fact of the Day" and a Football at 50 segment covering the latest news from the NFL Annual League Meeting in Phoenix.

The opening hour of the program, broadcast live from the ESPN 620 Studios in Phoenix, began with Jimmy B. and Manuch providing their immediate reactions to the Arizona Diamondbacks’ 9–6 victory over the Detroit Tigers. The hosts detailed their takeaways from the home opener, specifically addressing fan complaints regarding newly installed ribbon boards at Chase Field that have created obstructed views in the upper deck. In the "Replay: Rewind" segment, the crew revisited the sights and sounds from the D-backs' win, including postgame comments from Torey Lovullo, alongside highlights and reactions from the Phoenix Suns' recent blowout of the Grizzlies. Shifting the usual schedule, the guys moved "On this Day" and Football at 50 up a segment to cover the latest NFL headlines and owners meeting notes. The hour concluded with Arizona Republic Diamondbacks beat writer Nick Piecoro joining the Right Toyota Guest Line to analyze the current state of the roster. Piecoro shared his insights on the bullpen’s depth during this early-season injury stretch, Eduardo Rodriguez’s improved form, and the latest status on Merrill Kelly’s eventual return to the rotation, while also echoing the growing frustration from fans regarding the stadium's seating visibility.