Monday's Drive Time Sports was geared towards the Los Angeles Lakers and their victory over the Miami Heat in 2020 NBA Championship. The Lakers, despite negative reactions to the blockbuster off-season trade for Anthony Davis, rolled through the Orlando bubble to claim the franchise's 17th crown.
Wednesday's Drive Time Sports featured former MLB pitcher Bill Laskey, who talked about all things MLB including the Oakland A's relocating, Hunter Greene's return, COVID-19 in the big leagues and Albert Pujols. Plus, Carbon High School softball manager Kirt Nunley and Emery High School baseball manager Rob Smith preview the 3A State Championship Tournament for their teams.
Tuesday's Drive Time Sports featured guest host Steve Bortstein live in the studio. During the show Jordan and Steve discussed the retirement of Julian Edelman and if he is Hall of Fame worthy. Also, what is next for the Denver Nuggets after losing Jamal Murray to a season-ending knee injury.
Carbon High School track and field coach Jim Jewkes was a guest on KOAL's Drive Time Sports Monday afternoon. During his time on the show Coach Jewkes talked about the team's performance over the weekend at the Eastern Utah Championships and also about the progress both teams continue to make.
