Here’s what happened Friday on Doug and Wolf:

* The Suns were crushed by the Lakers last night 132-106. Nash did not play, but did make some comments about the organizations financial situation. “It’s not obviously the best formula for winning but it’s understandable” Do you think Nash is just making excuses?

Wolf: “Nash has been given the opportunity, given the talent to surround him and it just sounds like an excuse to me.”

* ASU lost to UW in overtime 73-70. How will this loss get the Devils ready for March?

Wolf: “This game will play dividends in March, the Sun Devils are becoming battle tested.” Doug: “There is no such thing as a moral victory, they tried hard but still lost a tough road game, to a good team.”

* Tiger Woods was knocked out of the Accenture Open Match Play Championship in the second round. Wolf: “The network executives are soiling their linen pants right now.” Doug: “At least Phil Mickelson is still in it.”

Grid Iron Griddle:

Gil Brandt, NFL.com Analyst: Gil gave us his thoughts on Kurt Warner becoming a free agent.

Guests:

Keith Law, ESPN Baseball Insider: Keith gave his input on Manny turning down the Dodgers most recent offer of 2 years $45 million.

Jerry Colangelo, the Godfather of Phoenix: Jerry addressed the NBA’s financial state and the recent loan taken out by the league.

Al McCoy, Suns Hall of Fame announcer: Al talked about the Suns crushing loss to the Lakers.

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