Lunchtime With Roggin And Rodney

Ned Colletti hops on to talk about international travel for MLB teams and more as the Dodgers have landed in Tokyo. As Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is on the cusp of winning the NBA MVP award, we Monday morning QB the decision to trade him for Paul George.

Vinny Bonsignore talks NFL offseason (Geno Smith to the Raiders, Kupp cut, Aaron Rodgers' future and more). Stan Kasten says the Dodgers are not the evil empire

Jonas Knox fills in for Rodney and talks about how he'll fill in for almost anyone for a buck. Fred talks about his radio and tv start in Globe, Arizona.

Dan Woike hops on as the Dodgers get set to face the Bucks in Milwaukee. A State Senator says the Dodgers should stop doing business with oil and gas companies. Rich Rodriguez says that West Virginia players are no longer allowed to dance on Tik Tok.

The Rams cut Cooper Kupp after failing to find a trade partner. As the Dodgers get set to descend on Tokyo, we talk about how the team is on the verge of dominating that market. Eric Dickerson stops by to talk about the Rams moving on from Kupp, Aaron Rodgers' future, Saquon Barkley's record contract and more.

The Lakers lost to the Nets as they get  ready to enter into a tough stretch of their schedule with Lebron James on the shelf. With Tony Gonsolin going down to injury, Dustin May has been named the 5th starter. Gerrit Cole will need Tommy John surgery and is now out for the season - BTW he's in year 6 of a 9 year contract.

 Moments before we came on the air multiple reports confirmed that Dave Roberts has agreed to a 4 year contract extension that will make him the highest paid manager in MLB. Lebron James will miss at least a week after suffering a groin injury in Saturdays loss to the Celtics - what does it mean for the Lakers' hopes of securing a top 4 seed?

Vinny Bonsignore hops on to talk NFL offseason. As the Lakers have won 8 straight, we talk about how they are now the center of the NBA universe. Dave Roberts says that his contract talks are "on the 1 yard line."

We talk about annoying fans at sporting events (and elsewhere). Lebron James confronted Stephen A Smith during the Lakers-Knicks game over what Smith said about Lebron and Bronny earlier this year.

The Lakers came back from a double digit 2nd half deficit to beat the Knicks and win their 8th game in a row. Dave Roberts is reportedly close to agreeing to a contract extension with the Dodgers. Charles Barkley goes after Kendrick Perkins and ESPN for their coverage of the Lakers and Warriors.

In todays extremely short show the guys talk about Dustin May pitching well today in the win over Texas, Sasaki dazzling in his spring debut and Michael Conforto working out the kinks. Also, the Lakers host the Knicks and are back to "must watch" status in LA.

Will MLB change its salary deferral rules because of the perception that the Dodgers have an unfair advantage? How big of an impact will the new football GM at USC have on the program?

Adam Auslund hops on to talk about the Mavs losing Kyrie Irving (and so much more), the Lakers surging and the Clippers' post-all star break struggles. The Mavs should lower ticket prices - not raise them! Could the Kings actually trade away Quentin Byfield?

We discuss an interesting theory that Colin Cowherd had this morning: Did Lebron James actually know (and even help orchestrate) the Luke-AD trade? David Vassegh joins us to talk about Dodgers' position battles at Spring Training and more.

Dan Woike joins us after the Dodgers beat the Clippers twice over the weekend. Also, in the wake of The Original Pantry closing its doors, we ask: Ss there a local restaurant that would devastate you if it closes?

The Lakers continue to rolll after beating the Clippers twice over the weekend. We take a look at the most important positon battle for the Dodgers so far this spring. An LA staple is closing its doors

Vinny Bonsignore hops on to talk NFL combine and Stafford staying with the Rams. MLB's national tv package is up in the air after ESPN opted out of its deal

Veteran MLB writer, Mike DiGiovanna hops on the show to talk about his career and experiences covering the Angels and Dodgers as his time with the LA Times has come to an end. Paul George is stepping away from his podcast to focus on helping the 76ers compete for the NBA title. 

The Lakers stayed hot with a win over Minnesota, Nestor Cortes says the Yankees were a better team than the Dodgers last season, and Matthew Stafford is staying with the Rams after flirting with the Raiders and Giants

Dan Woike hops on to talk about the Lakers continuing their hot streak with that win over Dallas last night. Hyeseong Kim has been struggling with the bat so far in Spring Training - could he start in the minors?