Dennis takes the first hour to celebrate after yet another Guardians win in Detroit. Later, Dennis takes a turn to more sober subjects when he goes into the aftermath of one of the biggest chokes in Cleveland sports history,

Dennis and producer Rob try to make sense of the Cavaliers' shocking loss to the New York Knicks after leading by 22 in the fourth quarter.

For the second day in a row, Cleveland ran Detroit out of their own building... only this time it was baseball. Dennis celebrates the Cavs' dismantling of the Pistons in Game Seven of the Eastern Conference Playoff and the Guardians winning their series opener against the Tigers.

Coming to you courtside at Rocket Arena before a pivotal Game 6 vs the Pistons.

A day after dropping Game 5 at home, and the Pistons are still crying about fouls. Dennis reacts to the co-call at the end of regulation and critiques the Cavaliers’ performance. The Browns release their 2026 schedule. Is everything ok with Jose Ramirez? Spencer Davies from Clutch Points joins the show to talk Cavs. Travis Sawchuck talks Guardians with Dennis. Artie from Rocky River plays the schedule game. Tyler Carey from Channel 3 News stops by to talk all things Cleveland sports.

Dennis talks with Spencer Davies from Clutch Points and NBA.com about the controversy coming out of Game Five and the Cavs chances in Game 6.

Dennis chats with Travis Sawchik from Driveline Baseball and MLB.com about the Guardians through 45 games, including hot starts from Austin Hedges and Angel Martinez and slow starts from Steven Kwan and Jose Ramirez.

What tonight's show lacks in length, Dennis makes up with enthusiasm after the Cavaliers' dramatic Game 5 overtime victory in Detroit.

Dennis recaps the Guardians' 3-2 win against the Angels and talks about the club's dominance versus the halos at Progressive Field as of late... A day later, and the Pistons are still crying about free throws... Dennis pays tribute to long-time Guardians PA announcer Bob Tayek.