- F is for Fiyah… Jorge Polanco is on Fire! What are we seeing from him right now that is allowing him to be on such a hot streak?
- G is for George Kirby- it looks like he’s getting closer to a return after throwing a bullpen session.
- H is for heat map- Bryce Miller got out of last night’s game unscathed, but his control was all over the place.
- I is for injuries- we can’t take anymore and then we added two more to the list yesterday in Luke Raley and Dylan Moore. This is very worrisome.
:30- Bad Parenting- A Game.
We take a look at some embarrassing actions by parents over the last week and judge them- bad parenting or not?
- John Haliburton yelling at Giannis
- Deion Sanders pre-draft hype of Shadeur
- Is Bill Belichick embarrassing his kids?
:45- Time to get Reckless at Breakfast!
Did Giannis Antetokounmpo play his last game with the Milwaukee Bucks last night?
It sure seems like he’s going to move on from a franchise that can’t get out of the first round even with him scoring 35 points a night; so where will he end up getting traded to?
Chuck has his predictions: 1. San Antonio 2. Utah 3. Oklahoma City
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