A Frogman Friday (Hour 4) 3/6/26

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Petros and Money kick off their show with a rapid-fire rundown of LA sports, from Clippers basketball to Dodgers baseball.

The episode begins with hosts Petros Papadakis and Matt Money Smith introducing the show and promoting its availability on iHeartRadio. They outline the sports schedule, including Clippers vs. Spurs and Dodgers vs. Rockies games. The hosts share a personal anecdote about a yoga teacher commenting on a video bit involving burgers. They transition into a fun fact segment sponsored by Concordia University Irvine, revealing that daylight saving time was introduced by Germany during World War I for electricity conservation, not for farmers. The show covers sports quick hits, noting Shohei Ohtani's performance in the World Baseball Classic and LeBron James passing Kareem Abdul-Jabbar for the most field goals in NBA history. They discuss the Lakers' standings and Clippers' injury news involving a player nicknamed "Liz Frank." NFL updates include the Chargers signing center Tyler Beattish to a $30 million deal and the Raiders releasing quarterback Geno Smith. The episode touches on UCLA vs. USC basketball, with Mick Cronin's comments on the rivalry. It concludes with legal news about coach Sharon Moore pleading no contest to misdemeanor charges after more serious charges were dropped, and the hosts sign off with weekend wishes.

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A flex-alert hour where Ohtani's grand slam and LeBron's field-goals mark share the same sharp, restless air.

A flex-alert hour turns into a brisk run through the day's baseball and basketball pressure points, with the World Baseball Classic providing the strongest jolt.

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You get Ohtani's grand slam, LeBron passing Kareem, and a flex-alert hour that keeps changing lanes.

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