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LJ Sports Podcast

Liam Warner, Gabe Rivera, Weston Lazarus, Thomas Lal, Albert Muro, and special guest Allyn Setran talk local and national sports.
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Listen to the KRFH sports show live on Thursdays from 5-7 PM on 105.1 KRFH or KRFH.net

Part 1: We talk about two huge additions for the HSU men’s basketball team, the HSU softball team’s winning streak, track and field action, an F1 update from Thomas, and we talk about the (then ongoing) Masters golf tournament.

Part 2: Liam goes on a rant about his Sacramento Kings firing Dave Joerger, we talk about the NBA playoff picture and the chaos surrounding the LA Lakers, and we talk about Dwyane Wade and Dirk Nowitzki’s final games.

Part 3: We talk about the San Francisco Giants offensive struggles and their series against Gabe Rivera’s beloved San Diego Padres. We also talk about the other scores and stories from around Major League Baseball.

Part 4: We preview the NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs and we discuss the San Jose Sharks defensive and goaltending struggles coming into their series against the Vegas Golden Knights.

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