Doug & Wolf

Rattlers' head coach Kevin Guy joined Doug and Wolf Friday morning, where he talked about his ownership of the new Tucson team and competition with the AAF.

Every year for one week in February, the ones who are in charge of making the biggest decisions for Arizona sports teams join Doug & Wolf on 98.7 Arizona's Sports Station. 

Fiesta Bowl executive director Mike Nealy joined Doug and Wolf on Wednesday, where he talked about expansion and the number of bowl games among other things

While the talk continues as to whom the Cardinals will take with the No. 1 pick, Kliff Kingsbury isn't worried about the noise. It's part of the business.

Phoenix Rising FC head coach Rick Schantz believes his team's internal goal is to improve Arizona soccer. He also sees an MLS future.

Arizona State AD Ray Anderson spoke on his frank discussions with Bobby Hurley about his volatility and gave a message to haters of Herm Edwards.

"I'm not overly-concerned by it," Arizona Diamondbacks GM Mike Hazen said of Zack Greinke's late report to spring training.

Arizona Coyotes president & CEO Ahron Cohen joined 98.7 FM Arizona's Sports Station's Newsmakers Week to update fans on the latest surrounding a potential sale of the team.

Arizona Hotshots GM Phil Savage knew he had to team up with head coach Rick Neuheisel as soon as he found out they would both be involved in the AAF.

 The multi-year Talking Stick Resort Arena renovation that was approved by the city may affect the Phoenix Mercury more directly than the Phoenix Suns.

Cardinals GM Steve Keim won't write off Kyler Murray or anyone else as potential No. 1 picks in the 2019 NFL Draft. Not before he's met prospects.

Former Suns owner and godfather of Phoenix sports Jerry Colangelo sees the struggles of Valley sports teams and says fans should stay the course.

Faith in Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo gives president Derrick Hall hope Arizona can surprise in 2019 despite losing three key players this offseason.

The Arizona Cardinals will continue to be aggressive, said president Michael Bidwill, as they patch roster holes before the NFL Draft or free agency.

They say having multiple quarterbacks to choose from is a good problem to have, but for ASU head coach Herm Edwards, it is a problem nonetheless.

The Arizona Coyotes have had plenty of challenges thrown their way this year. Still, general manager John Chayka has enjoyed the wild season.

Done with young players? With the offseason already on the mind, Phoenix Suns co-interim GM James Jones said his team is over relying on youth to produce.

Torey Lovullo said he spoke with David Peralta about filling the leadership void left by Paul Goldschmidt's departure from the Diamondbacks.

Grand Canyon head coach Dan Majerle coaches with the same intensity that helped him become a first-round pick by the Phoenix Suns in 1988.

Even if an Anthony Davis trade doesn't go through before the NBA trade deadline, a link between the Phoenix Suns and Lakers guard Lonzo Ball will remain.