Hour 2: Manuch and Jimmy B. Provide a Live Update on the Diamondbacks’ Getaway Game Against Detroit, Tiger Woods Prepares to Seek Out of Country Treatment for Substance Abuse, and Hod Rabino, Steve Rivera, and Mitch Strohman Cover the Latest in Arizona College Sports During Campus Quickies.

Wednesday, April 01, 2026 | 49:19

The second hour of the program, broadcast live from the ESPN 620 Studios in Phoenix, began with a live update on the Arizona Diamondbacks’ afternoon matchup against the Detroit Tigers at Chase Field. With the Diamondbacks leading 1–0 in the early innings and looking to complete a three-game sweep, the guys revisited Jose Fernandez’s sensational two-homer debut from the previous night. The duo also shared the latest updates on Tiger Woods, who is reportedly planning to leave the country to undergo intensive rehabilitation for his injuries and dependency on narcotics following his recent DUI arrest in Florida. Shifting to the hardwood, the hosts analyzed the Phoenix Suns' 115–111 loss to the Orlando Magic, specifically discussing Dillon Brooks’ immediate foul trouble in his return to the lineup and the team’s persistent struggle with turnovers. They emphasized the critical importance of building roster chemistry over the final games of the regular season to prepare for a deep postseason run starting with the play-in tournament. Later, the show featured a high-speed edition of "Campus Quickies," beginning with Hod Rabino of DevilDigest.com sharing updates on Randy Bennett’s health and Arizona State’s aggressive moves in the transfer portal. Next, Steve Rivera from FOX Sports 1450AM in Tucson joined the program to preview the Arizona Wildcats’ massive Final Four showdown against Michigan in Indianapolis. Longtime NAU play-by-play voice Mitch Strohman also called in to discuss the start of spring ball for the Lumberjacks and the challenges of managing new roster limit caps and mandatory cutdowns. The hour concluded with the "Random Fact of the Day" and a look at the latest NFL headlines, including the league’s preparations for replacement referees and the continued evolution of the Rooney Rule following the annual owners' meetings.