Hosts: Justin Grossweiner, Bill Braker, Decker Robinson

6:00 Oregon Softball

• Quick Season Review
• Thoughts on Texas matchups
• Will Oregon sustain success next season?

6:15 Oregon Baseball

• Tough series for Oregon vs Stanford
• Ducks can still obtain share of PAC-12 Title
• Will the Ducks Sweep CAL?

6:30 NBA

• Young stars shining bright on the big stage
• Lakers-Suns in potentially epic series
• Will the Clippers really lose to Luka and the Mavericks?

6:55 MLB

• Javy Baez's incredible play needs to be talked about

Hosts: Adam Susman, Jordan Brenner, Ethan Hartley

6:00 Oregon Softball Season in Review

• Would you take this at the start of the year?
• Best moments from the campaign?
• What questions need to be answered this offseason?

6:15 GUEST: Joey McMurry Talks Oregon Baseball

Hosts: Jordan Brenner, Ryan Milano and Bill Braker

6:00 Oregon Softball's Season Ends in Austin, TX

• Wacky Sunday doubleheader (Yanez, McGowan's walk-off, Texas, etc)
• Season done, ends in heartbreak. Should Oregon be satisfied with 2021?
• Building towards…?
• Cruse, Bowden legacy

6:30 Oregon Baseball Loses Series vs. Stanford

• Ducks drop a couple of heartbreakers, series vs. Stanford
• Defense stabs Oregon in Saturday loss
• Somers smoked in 4th inning of work…was he pushed too far? 
• Is the bullpen deep enough for a long postseason run?
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The Oregon Ducks lost an 8-5 thriller Sunday afternoon against the Stanford Cardinal. In a game that had heavy Pac-12 implications, the Ducks offense went cold for the final 9 innings of play and ultimately cost the Ducks some ground in an intense Pac-12 title race.

The first third of the game was all Oregon. Stanford starter Quinn Matthews only lasted a third of an inning as he struggled with command and loaded the bases. The Ducks were only to score one from that opportunity but got plenty more chances to tack on runs as the game continued. 

Aaron Zavala knocked in a pair with a single, and Josh Kasevich hit a solo shot to extend Oregon's lead to 4. Tanner Smith continued his stellar campaign, as he broke the single-season Oregon record for doubles in a season which pushed the Duck's lead to 5. Stanford had already recycled 4 pitchers by the 3rd inning, and the 5 run margin looked like Oregon was cruising to an emphatic victory at PK Park. The Cardinal…

The Oregon Ducks lost an 8-5 thriller Sunday afternoon against the Stanford Cardinal. In a game that had heavy Pac-12 implications, the Ducks offense went cold for the final 9 innings of play and ultimately cost the Ducks some ground in an intense Pac-12 title race.

The first third of the game was all Oregon. Stanford starter Quinn Matthews only lasted a third of an inning as he struggled with command and loaded the bases. The Ducks were only to score one from that opportunity but got plenty more chances to tack on runs as the game continued. 

Aaron Zavala knocked in a pair with a single, and Josh Kasevich hit a solo shot to extend Oregon's lead to 4. Tanner Smith continued his stellar campaign, as he broke the single-season Oregon record for doubles in a season which pushed the Duck's lead to 5. Stanford had already recycled 4 pitchers by the 3rd inning, and the 5 run margin looked like Oregon was cruising to an emphatic victory at PK Park. The Cardinal…

Story by Justin Grossweiner

Looking to move closer to securing a regular season PAC-12 title the Oregon Ducks fell to 17th ranked Stanford 6-5 on Saturday afternoon. Although starting pitcher Cullen Kafka allowed five runs total only two of the were earned for him in 4 and 1/3rd innings of work.

Oregon took the early lead in the 1st inning on a Josh Kasevich single with two outs. In the 3rd inning Stanford struck back with a rally of their own. A fielding error by Grant, a hit by Tim Tawa, and a walk by Brock Jones set up a wild pitch by Kafka to score the first of three unearned runs for Stanford in the Inning. Those other two runs came from a Christian Robinson single, the only hard hit ball of the inning, and Stanford took the 3-1 advantage. It didn't take long for Oregon to respond in the bottom half of the inning. Tanner Smith led off with single for the Ducks, and that was followed by a towering two run home run by Kenyon Yovan. Later…

Story by Justin Grossweiner

Looking to move closer to securing a regular season PAC-12 title the Oregon Ducks fell to 17th ranked Stanford 6-5 on Saturday afternoon. Although starting pitcher Cullen Kafka allowed five runs total only two of the were earned for him in 4 and 1/3rd innings of work.

Oregon took the early lead in the 1st inning on a Josh Kasevich single with two outs. In the 3rd inning Stanford struck back with a rally of their own. A fielding error by Grant, a hit by Tim Tawa, and a walk by Brock Jones set up a wild pitch by Kafka to score the first of three unearned runs for Stanford in the Inning. Those other two runs came from a Christian Robinson single, the only hard hit ball of the inning, and Stanford took the 3-1 advantage. It didn't take long for Oregon to respond in the bottom half of the inning. Tanner Smith led off with single for the Ducks, and that was followed by a towering two run home run by Kenyon Yovan. Later…

By Knight Jarecki

It was a pitching dual Friday night as #13 Oregon Baseball (35-11) battled with #17 Stanford (29-13) winning a close one 2-1. The game marked the first of 3 ranked match-ups for the weekend series that has major implications for the Pac 12 standings.

The first game of the series featured two of the premier pitchers in the Pac 12 in Brendan Beck for the Cardinal and Robert Ahlstrom for the Ducks. Both pitchers came into the series with 6 wins and have dominated as of late.

The highly anticipated pitching matchup lived up to its hype as both players pitched into the 8th inning. Ahlstrom pitched 7.1 innings allowing 1 run on 3 hits and 2 walks while striking out 10 batters. Beck gave up 2 runs on 4 hits while striking out 9 and walking none in 8 innings pitched.

In the bottom of the 7th inning, Aaron Zavala led off with a single before Gabe Matthews hit a no doubt home run over the right field wall to give…

By Knight Jarecki

It was a pitching dual Friday night as #13 Oregon Baseball (35-11) battled with #17 Stanford (29-13) winning a close one 2-1. The game marked the first of 3 ranked match-ups for the weekend series that has major implications for the Pac 12 standings.

The first game of the series featured two of the premier pitchers in the Pac 12 in Brendan Beck for the Cardinal and Robert Ahlstrom for the Ducks. Both pitchers came into the series with 6 wins and have dominated as of late.

The highly anticipated pitching matchup lived up to its hype as both players pitched into the 8th inning. Ahlstrom pitched 7.1 innings allowing 1 run on 3 hits and 2 walks while striking out 10 batters. Beck gave up 2 runs on 4 hits while striking out 9 and walking none in 8 innings pitched.

In the bottom of the 7th inning, Aaron Zavala led off with a single before Gabe Matthews hit a no doubt home run over the right field wall to give…

Hosts: Justin Grossweiner, Xavier Aguiar, and Decker Robinson

6:00 Oregon Softball

• Potential Matchup Against Mike White and Texas
• Were the Ducks robbed of a Regional host?
• Discussing who needs to step up if the Ducks want to advance to the Super Regionals

6:20 Oregon Baseball

• Debating the teams biggest strengths/weaknesses
• Preview of an important series vs Stanford
• Predictions on if the Ducks can win the PAC-12 regular season title

6:35 NBA Play-In / Playoffs

• Determining what last nights' game did for the future of the Play-In Tournament
• Looking at potential series upsets in the 1st round

6:55 MLB

• Discussion on how Shohei Ohtani has impacted baseball.