Hour 2: The Crew Critiques the Diamondbacks’ 0–3 Start and Opening Day Scheduling, Casey Jacobsen Previews the Inaugural Crown Tournament, and the Police Blotter Covers Xavier McKinney’s $4 Million Identity Theft Case.

Monday, March 30, 2026 | 49:10

The second hour of the program, broadcast live from the ESPN 620 Studios, began with a frustrated breakdown of the Arizona Diamondbacks’ rough 0–3 start after being swept by the Dodgers in Los Angeles. The guys offered praise for Eduardo Rodriguez, who looked sharp in his season debut by allowing only one unearned run, but lamented the familiar bullpen struggles that ultimately cost the team the game. The crew challenged the D-backs' offense to provide more run support and criticized the organization's decision to hold their home opener on a Monday against a low-draw opponent, arguing it lacked the "entertainment value" fans expect for such a marquee date. Next, the show transitioned into "Sports on Shuffle," where the guys discussed the record-shattering viewership for this year’s NCAA Tournament, Rick Pitino’s new contract extension to remain at St. John’s through 2030, and the latest NFL schedule leaks. Later, FS1 and Westwood One analyst Casey Jacobsen joined the Right Toyota Guest Line to provide an expert breakdown of Braylon Mullins’ historic game-winning buzzer-beater that sent UConn past Duke. Jacobsen also credited the Arizona Wildcats for their relentless dominance in the tournament and discussed the tactical growth of European prospects in the American game. He wrapped up by previewing the upcoming College Basketball Crown tournament in Las Vegas, a new postseason event for high-major teams that missed the Big Dance. The hour concluded with the "Police Blotter," featuring the bizarre story of Packers safety Xavier McKinney having his identity stolen by a scammer who allegedly siphoned $4.4 million in fraudulent loans.