Lunchtime With Roggin And Rodney

David Vassegh joins us mere hours before Game 1 of the World Series in Toronto. Its Lit features a player who is guaranteed to get a World Series ring regardless of who wins, a candid and honest quote from the new manager of the Giants and more.

We talk about what kind of snacks we eat during World Series games, where to park at Dodger Stadium and more. Plus, Fred talks about his days doing preseason play by play for the LA Raiders.

Vinny Bonsignore talks Chargers-Vikings tonight, the Raiders' struggles and more. Its Lit features a scathing update in the NBA/FBI scandal plus news on Ohtani from Toronto.

Adam Auslund talks about why the Clippers were dominated in Utah on opening night. Allen Sliwa hops on to talk about the Lakers. We dive deeper into this Bluejays-Dodgers World Series matchup.

We discuss the breaking news about Chauncey Billiups and Terry Rozier being arrested by the FBI due to their involvement in illegal gambling schemes. Ned Colletti hops on to talk about the World Series which begins tomorrow in Toronto. 

We discuss if you as a fan prefer a dynastic team that you can love or hate or if you prefer parity where you have no idea who may win the title in any given year. National MLB writer for The Athletic, Stephen Nesbitt, is conducting a national poll of fans to see if they feel the Dodgers are ruining baseball.

The Chargers were blown out against the Colts on Sunday - are they in trouble? Its Lit features the Angels hiring a new manager, college football talk and more. A man faked his own funeral to see how much people actually loved him

As Eric Dickerson joins us we discuss franchises that re-invest their money into the product on the field/court etc. Also, Russell Westbrook refused to sign a Laker jersey for kid (but he did sign another item for him instead) - is that justifiable? 

The Dodgers will begin the World Series in Toronto on Friday. Since 2017 Astros villain, George Springer, was the hero in Game 7 for the Bluejays - we ask Dodger fans what player they hate the most (past or present).

Bob Nightengale from USA Today tells us who the better matchup for the Dodgers would be in the World Series, talks about Ohtani's historic Game 4 last Friday and updates us on the Angels' managerial search. Its Lit is back and features Lakers and Clippers talk as well as Michael Jordan making a return to the NBA...sort of.

Id Dave Roberts leads the Dodgers to another World Series title should he be considered the best manager in Dodger history? Vinny Bonsignore talks week 7 in the NFL including the Raiders being dominated in KC and the Chargers getting run out of SoFi by the Colts. Also, who would you prefer the Dodgers face in the World Series - Seattle or Toronto?

After his dominant 2-way performance we discuss whether Ohtani is already the greatest player in MLB history - or is that hyperbole? Also, Rodney took the trip to South Bend to watch USC as they lost a tough one (with some questionable play calling) to Notre Dame.

Dylan Hernandez joins us from Dodger Stadium ahead of Game 4 of the NLCS. A.I. is becoming more and more realistic by the day.

The Dodgers have a 3-0 lead in the NLCS but who should be the MVP of the series? The anwer is far from obvious

Jerry Hairston Jr from Sportsnet LA hops on to talk about a potential salary cap in MLB and Game 3 of the NLCS.

Ned Colletti joins us ahead of Game 3 of the NLCS this afternoon. Also, we hear from Dave Roberts on Ohtani's playoff struggles at the plate and discuss whether he's turning the corner. A man bilked the government for disability funds for over 50 years acting as if he were blind.

The Dodgers will look to take a commanding 3-0 lead in the NLCS tonight at Dodger Stadium. Several owners are going to push even harder for a salary cap in MLB if the Dodgers win the World Series?

We talk more about the Dodgers' commanding 2-0 lead in the NLCS and David Vassegh joins us from Dodger Stadium during the team workouts

Eric Dickerson joins us as we discuss the Dodgers' 2-0 lead in the NLCS and whether its better for pro sports when small market teams have just as good of a chance to win as big market and marquee franchises.

The Dodgers are up 2-0 in the NLCS after a historic complete game outing from Yoshi Yamamoto. Is America rooting for the Brewers to win because the Dodgers are too rich and too dominant?