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Gary and Tanner fill in for the guys today, as they break down a full weekend of sports, talking about the NBA Playoffs, Hawaii Athletics and the NFL Draft.Larry Beil joins the show to talk about his Golden State Warriors and if it's the end of Steve Kerr, as well as his opinions on the PBS Insights show and Glenn Wakai's comments about UH and NIL.

Gary Dickman talks about Hawaii Athletics after a good weekend, from the men's volleyball team finishing as the outright Big West regular season champs and the Rainbow baseball team as they win the series over Cal State Bakersfield but still having many wrinkles; Scott Robbs joins the show to talk more about the Rainbows. Gary also talks the NBA Playoffs and his thoughts after each series has played one game.

Artie talks about the NBA Playoffs, as well as some Hawaii Athletics talk with former MBB player Trevor Ruffin.

Kanoa and Billy talk about men's volleyball and the whole UCI/Jordan Lucas situation, as well as taps into Brian McInnis to talk more about college basketball, the NBA as well as the first section of Aloha Stadium coming down.

Gary talks about Hawaii Athletics, from men's volleyball to Hawaii baseball with baseball voice Josh Pacheco as the guys discuss the standings in the Big West after a struggling season for the bats.Gary also talks about the NBA and college basketball.

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Kanoa and Billy talk about the NBA Play In tournament as well as the NBA Playoffs, plus a little bit of Hawaii Athletics talk and Hawaii volleyball with Spectrum's Ryan Kalei Tsuji, as the guys discuss the 'Bows and their upcoming opponents in the winless CSUN Matadors.

Gary talks about the NBA as the Play In Tournament wraps up tomorrow, he also talks more about another NBA decision as well as some Hawaii Athletics and volleyball talk with Tiff Wells.

The guys are on the road at Pearl at Kalauao and, low and behold, they start talking about golf. The LIV tour had an emergency meeting in New York, right before their next tournament this weekend - what do you think is going on? Also, what ideas do the guys come up with to promote golf more? Plus, there are talks on the NBA Play-In tournament and how that's going, but are we done with watching and hearing about Golden State?

Spectrum OC16/Spectrum Sports play-by-play voice Jordan Helle joins the show. Plus, the guys unveil their Top 5 breakfast drink rankings.

Shane Hallam of DraftShark.com helps preview next week's NFL Draft.

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Kanoa and BIlly talk about Hawaii Athletics with Athletics Director Matt Elliott and talk about contract extensions, NIL, and much more. The guys also talk about men's volleyball with Charlie Wade and just how the Rainbow Warriors went up a spot in RPI after their loss to UC San Diego.

Gary talks about college basketball and the large amount of transfers going through all around the nation, as well as some NBA talk as the Play-In tournament kicks off with Keith Smith.

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It's the Monday after the Masters and the guys talk about the 2nd green jacket for Rory McIlroy and how the weekend finished off in a tight race to the finish line. There's also some talk on the NBA play-in tournament and the NBA playoffs overall coming up soon. There's also some talk about the search for a new University of Hawaii head coach for the Rainbow Wahine basketball team and why we haven't heard anything as of yet.

Kanoa and Billy talk about Hawaii Athletics and the end of the NBA Regular Season as they give their LTS NBA Awards.UH baseball coach Keith Zuniga joins the show to talk about his pitchers after a solid weekend against UC Irvine, as well as an important road trip coming up for the Rainbows. Christian Shimabuku joins the show to talk about his opinions on everything, from the NBA Awards, to Hawaii's Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship on Saturday and Hawaii Athletics.

Gary talks about the Masters and Rory McIlroy, as well as the NBA as the NBA Playoffs get ready to go later this week. Gary grabs Harry Kuroda to talk with him about UH Baseball as they took down UCI two out of three times this weekend.

Artie talks about what he wants to see from the next women's basketball coach after Laura Beeman retired, as well as talks with the Lets Talk Sports Crew about their Artie Awards picks.

Kanoa and Billy talk with a collection of Mac's, CMac to talk Rainbow Warrior Volleyball but mostly about the Masters, and BMac to talk about Hawaii Athletics. The guys also all in on their Top 5 Holes, Stephen "Nay" and the NBA.

Gary talks about UH Athletics, bringing on Josh Pacheco to talk some Hawaii Baseball, as Gary continues to talk about expansion in college basketball as well as some NBA and NFL talk.

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Kanoa and Billy talk about The Masters, the NBA as well as Hawaii Athletics. Harry Kuroda joins the show to talk Hawaii Baseball, and HPU Baseball's head coach Dane Fujinaka talks about his Sharks as well as a former HPU player whose career was just cut short.

Gary talks about the NBA and men's basketball, plus he talks about men's volleyball with Tiff Wells.

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The Waianae-raised fighter opens up about surviving abuse, finding strength through boxing, and why this fight is about more than sport.

Kanoa and Billy talk about the extension of Eran Ganot and field texts and reactions about the coach's performance the last decade. The guys talk with Rob DeMello about Hawaii Athletics, the upcoming Bare Knuckle Fight this weekend and Rob's Angels after a scuffle last night against the Braves.

Gary talks about the extension for Eran Ganot and men's basketball, as he responds to texts critiquing the move for Hawaii and expectations going into the Mountain West.Trevor Lane joins the show to talk about the LA Lakers as they deal with injury issues down the stretch, as they didn't field any of their big three last night against the Oklahoma City Thunder.Rich Hill joins the show to talk about his Rainbow Warriors as they look to sneak into the Big West Tournament after a disappointing beginning of the season.

UH menʻs volleyball head coach Charlie Wade joins host Kanoa Leahey for another segment of The Charlie Wade Show. With special appearances from players Kristian Titriyski and Vladimir Kubr.

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Kanoa and Billy talk about men's basketball with Michigan taking down UConn last night, as well as the opening of the transfer portal today. The guys talk with Jordan Helle to talk more about Hawaii Athletics, as well as a new media deal in the works for UH.

Gary talks about his reaction to Michigan winning the national championship over UConn, as well as talking some UH Athletics with head Water Polo coach James Robinson.

Kanoa and Billy talk PGA with Maui's own Mark Rolfing joining the show to talk about The Masters and Tiger Woods. Lori Santi also joins the show as the trio discuss the Dawn-Gino scrap that happened in the Final Four on Friday.

Gary returns from his trip to the East Coast, talks about his antics in New York and Philly, as well as gives his opinions on March Madness and college basketball. Scott Robbs also joins the show to talk about UH Athletics, Laura Beeman, and Hawaii volleyball and baseball.

Artie talks about the NBA as the regular season comes to an end in the next week, as well as some Hawaii men's basketball as he, Tanner and Spectrum's Brian McInnis select their winners for "The Artie Awards" for the best players for men's basketball this season.

Kanoa and Billy talk about the NBA as the season is coming to a close, and focus in on next week's Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship at the Blaisdell, talking to both sides of the women's card in Hazel Rose Nahienaena and Kat Rabellizsa as both fighters talk about their harrowing stories of how they got to where they are today.

Dave and Tanner talk about the MLB and Hawaii Athletics, talking with Jaren Kawada about Bare Knuckle Fighting and Men's Basketball.

Kanoa and Billy talk about the retirement of Wendell Look as he joins the show with the guys, and Brian McInnis joins the show to talk about UH Athletics and sandwiches.

Dave and Tanner talk about the MLB and NBA, plus talk with Rainbow Wahine Water Polo coach James Robinson.

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Kanoa and Billy talk about... sports... eventually. They reminisce on the good ol times, with stories about autographs and athletes, and gauge the audience on the restaurants and stores they've been missing lately. Lori Santi joins the show to talk about Laura Beeman's retirement, and Rob DeMello goes all UH Athletics with the guys.

Dave and Tanner go all in on the ABS system in the MLB, as they talk about why they do or don't like the new stipulation for MLB umpires amid a bad week for CB Buckner. Kallin Spiller also joins the show, to talk more on the retirement of her former coach, Laura Beeman.

Cole Mausolf and Keegan Ohta host the show from Raising Cane's Kapolei location. They are joined by Imani Perez and Bailey Flavell of the University of Hawaii Women's Basketball team, as well as Campbell High School football standouts Brayden Medeiros and Zayne Pasion.

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Hear from Laura Beeman as she joins Let's Talk Sports to reflect on her 14-year run leading the Rainbow Wahine.

Kanoa and Billy talk about yesterday's stunning news of Laura Beeman's retirement, and they further it by talking with Laura Beeman on the show today. UH Athletic Director Matt Elliott also joins the show to talk more about yesterday's news, as well as many of the pressing matters this offseason.

Dave and Tanner talk about the breaking news yesterday of the retirement of Laura Beeman after 14 seasons as the head coach of the Rainbow Wahine. Dave also talks with Rainbow Wahine Beach Volleyball coach Danny Alvarez as their season is coming to an end less than a month away.

It's another edition of Extra innings with Rich Hill, live from the Old Spaghetti Factory at the Aloha Marketplace. Special guests include Brody Martin-Grudzielanek and Gabe Wright!

Breaking news starts this Monday show as Laura Beeman announces her retirement after 14 years of being head coach for the University of Hawaii Rainbow Wahine basketball team. She left a legacy, but she also starts a conversation about coaches leaving or retiring due to the changes in the college sports landscape. That and what happens next for the Rainbow Wahine now that they have a vacant head coach position. Also, Stephen Tsai joins the show to talk about coach Beeman and even shares some news on both Timmy Chang and Eran Ganot. Plus, talking about Tiger Woods - or well how should that be addressed and how should the man be addressed now?