Hosts: Alex Castle, Matt Tyra and Jordan Brenner

6:03 Oregon Softball Set for Civil War

• After a dramatic 2018 series, Beavers hungry for more
• How large are the Ducks' postseason margins?
• Keys and predictions

6:20 Oregon Baseball Faces Critical Road Trip to Cal

• Tough matchup with talented bats in Berkley
• Time to buy or sell stock in Oregon baseball?
• Keys and predictions

6:35 NFL Draft Underway in Nashville

• Reactions to the picks so far
• What else do you have your eyes on?
• Predictions for…

HOSTS: Matt Tyra, Adam Susman, and Trent Shiggut

6:00 Oregon SB Sweeps Portland State Doubleheader

• Recapping a wild doubleheader - including game 2's crazy comeback
• Current significance of the 2019 season
• Oregon State dangerous when Mazon pitches - team breakdown

6:20 GUEST: Former KWVA Sports Director Marc Grandi

6:30 Oregon Baseball Seeks Rebound vs. Cal

• Without Yovan reinforcing, is there a pitching answer?
• Cal poses big threat based on their bats
• Can Ducks afford another series loss?

6:45 Oregon…

Game Story (By Mark Wang)

Game Story (By Mark Wang)

Hosts: Alex Castle, Justin Grossweiner and Jonah Rosenberg

Oregon Football gave fans a first look at its 2019 team during Saturday's spring game. Mighty Oregon (starting offense and second team defenders) took down the Fighting Ducks (starting defense and second team offense) 20-13. Justin Herbert led his squad passing 17-32 for 219 yards and two TD. New wide receiver Juwan Johnson caught three balls for 32 yards and a TD. CJ Verdell caught two passes for 72 yards, and Jaylon Redd caught the second TD that ultimately closed the game. Tyler Shough was impressive for the Fighting Ducks, throwing 18-31 for 178 yards. Cyrus Habibi-Likio ran it 12 times for 45 yards and a TD. 4 star freshman Mycah Pittman corralled 7 passes for 48 yards. The last play of the game was a one-handed interception by highly touted cornerback recruit Mykael Wright, who also had 5 tackles. Steve Stephens led the second team defense with 7 total tackles. Isaac Slade-Matautia led the starting defense with 6 tackles, followed by Verone Mckinley who made 5 stops. On the…

Oregon Football gave fans a first look at its 2019 team during Saturday's spring game. Mighty Oregon (starting offense and second team defenders) took down the Fighting Ducks (starting defense and second team offense) 20-13. Justin Herbert led his squad passing 17-32 for 219 yards and two TD. New wide receiver Juwan Johnson caught three balls for 32 yards and a TD. CJ Verdell caught two passes for 72 yards, and Jaylon Redd caught the second TD that ultimately closed the game. Tyler Shough was impressive for the Fighting Ducks, throwing 18-31 for 178 yards. Cyrus Habibi-Likio ran it 12 times for 45 yards and a TD. 4 star freshman Mycah Pittman corralled 7 passes for 48 yards. The last play of the game was a one-handed interception by highly touted cornerback recruit Mykael Wright, who also had 5 tackles. Steve Stephens led the second team defense with 7 total tackles. Isaac Slade-Matautia led the starting defense with 6 tackles, followed by Verone Mckinley who made 5 stops. On the…

After getting blown out in Friday's game, Oregon(22-16, 7-8 Pac-12) looked downtrodden as they lost the third game of the series 10-0 on Saturday to complete the Stanford(27-6, 13-2 Pac-12) sweep. With the loss, Oregon drops to below .500 in Pac-12 play, certainly not the place the team wants to be at this point in the season.

Starting pitcher Tyler Frazier could not even escape the first inning before being chased from the game. He would finish with five earned runs, while walking three and striking out none. Kolby Somers and Ryne Nelson would pick up the slack for him though, combining for 7.1 innings of three run ball; Nelson especially looked impressive, striking out eight batters over his 3.2 innings while allowing no earned runs of his own. Oregon pitching continued to be hounded by Brandon Wulff, who would be walked three times, and in the ninth inning, he hit one of the longest home runs ever at PK Park, estimated at 440 feet. He finishes the weekend 7-10 with…

After getting blown out in Friday's game, Oregon(22-16, 7-8 Pac-12) looked downtrodden as they lost the third game of the series 10-0 on Saturday to complete the Stanford(27-6, 13-2 Pac-12) sweep. With the loss, Oregon drops to below .500 in Pac-12 play, certainly not the place the team wants to be at this point in the season.

Starting pitcher Tyler Frazier could not even escape the first inning before being chased from the game. He would finish with five earned runs, while walking three and striking out none. Kolby Somers and Ryne Nelson would pick up the slack for him though, combining for 7.1 innings of three run ball; Nelson especially looked impressive, striking out eight batters over his 3.2 innings while allowing no earned runs of his own. Oregon pitching continued to be hounded by Brandon Wulff, who would be walked three times, and in the ninth inning, he hit one of the longest home runs ever at PK Park, estimated at 440 feet. He finishes the weekend 7-10 with…

After a 15-hour break, Oregon and Cal resumed the rained-out game early Saturday morning. Oregon was up 1-0 and picked up where they left off before the rain delay. The Ducks slugged two home runs and tallied six hits en route to a 4-0 win over the Bears in game two of the series.

Game three was played to a different tune as Cal plated five runs in the opening frame of the game. All five runs were unearned because Jasmine Sievers and Rachel Cid accumulated two errors to allow those runners to reach base or score. Zoe Conley and Kamalani Dung held Oregon scoreless through the first five innings, but the Duck-bats came alive in the sixth inning when they tallied two two-out runs to come within three runs. Shaye Bowden opened the seventh with a solo home run, but Conley retired the next two batters. With two outs, Hannah Galey drew a walk and Lexi Wagner singled, providing Haley Cruse with a prime opportunity to tie the game or give her team the win. Unfortunately for the…