Here’s what happened Tuesday on Doug and Wolf:

* NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said Monday the league was discussing the possibility of staging the first round of the 2010 draft on a Thursday evening on primetime TV. Do you think this is a good move? Wolf doesn’t… “I feel like this is going to be Kathy Griffin esque…Its not broken why try to fix it, keep it on the weekend” Doug says: “Right move for Goodell’s goals, it will increases ratings, screws fans.”

* D-backs had a couple of firsts last night against the Cubs. Dan Haren pitched the first complete game giving up only three hits and walking zero! Chris Snyder hit his first home run of the season and the D-backs won back-to-back games for the first time this season. Also, the D-backs stole 5 bases last night which almost equaled their season total of 6. Doug: “I loved their aggressive nature on the base paths and I think that Mark Reynolds had his best game of the season.”

*Mike Leach strikes again, yesterday he was criticizing Eric Mangini and the Cleveland Browns today it is the Dallas Cowboys and their 4th round selection, Quarterback Stephen McGee from Texas A&M. “The Dallas Cowboys like him more than his coaches at A&M did,” Leach said.

Wolf thinks: “He had to say this to defend his program and system. He needs to be able to get recruits to want to come to Texas Tech and be a quarterback for him.”

Grid Iron Griddle:

Eben Britton, Arizona’s All-Pac-10 offensive tackle said this after being drafted in the second round (39th overall). “I’m extremely (upset) about not being taken in the first round, I’m the most underrated player in this draft. I will lead the Jacksonville Jaguars to the Super Bowl.”

Wolf: “This guy is going to have dirt on his face, blood in his mouth, and a target on his back, he doesn’t need to worry about the games he is just going to have to worry about practice. It’s OK to think that but don’t say it, the level of stupidity here is staggering.”

Guests:

Kevin Spencer, Cardinals Special Teams Coach: Kevin talked about the 9 free agents the Cardinals signed and how they will affect the special team’s roster

Dave Pasch, Voice of the Cardinals: Dave analyzed the Cardinals 2009 draft picks.

Doug & Wolf Overtime

 

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Here’s what happened Thursday on Doug and Wolf:

* The Diamondbacks start a 3 game series against the Giants at home tonight.  What do you consider a successful weekend for the Diamondbacks? Doug feels that they gotta win the series and the bull pen has to not embarrass themselves.

* The Cardinals have the 31st pick in the first round of Saturday’s NFL Draft. GM Rod Graves doesn’t anticipate trading Anquan Boldin. Is he posturing or do you think that a team is going to come through with the big offer?
According to Doug, Rod Graves said that someone has officially made an offer.

Grid Iron Griddle:

Is Josh Freeman going to be an NFL worthy Quarterback?

Guests:

Tom Luginbill, College football analyst for ESPNU: Tom talked about Quarterbacks that are in this year’s draft.

Rod Graves, Cardinals GM: Rod shared his thoughts on what the Cardinals needs are going into tomorrow’s NFL Draft.

Greg Schulte, Radio voice for the Diamondbacks: Greg previewed the Diamondbacks-Giants series.

Bob Davie, ESPN College Football analyst: Bob shared his thoughts on the NFL Draft.

Paul’s Call: Paul Calvisi takes his sports seriously, without taking himself too seriously. Your daily dose of irreverence, angst, and stupification.

Monday’s Show:

Reaction to the Cardinals Draft

 

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Aaron Curry

Aaron Maybin

Alex Mack

Alfonso Smith

Andre Smith

BJ Raji

Brandon Pettigrew

Brian Cushing

Brian Orackpo

Chris Wells

Clay Matthews

Clint Sintim

Darius Butler

Darius Hayward Bay

Donald Brown

Eben Britton

Eugene Monroe

Evander Hood

Everett Brown

Hakeem Nicks

James Laurenatis

Jason Smith

Jeremy Macklin

Josh Freeman

Kenny Britt

Knowshawn Moreno

Larry English

LeSean McCoy

Louis Delmas

Malcolm Jenkins

Mark Sanchez

Matthew Stafford

Max Unger

Michael Crabtree

Michael Orr

Paul Kruger

Peray Jerry

Percy Harvin

Ray Maualuga

Robert Ayers

Tyson Jackson

Vontae Davis

Here’s what happened Tuesday on Doug and Wolf:

* The D-backs’ bats woke up last night scoring 6 runs to the Rockies 3. Is this win the first of many to come?

* The Celtics won a thriller against the Bulls last night 118-115 as Ray Allen swished a 3 pointer with a couple seconds remaining on the clock. Allen scored 28 points in the second half and Rajon Rondo completed a triple-double. Ben Gordon had 42 points for the Bulls in the loss. Doug & Wolf seem to think the game is an instant classic, where do you think it ranks on the list of Bulls-Celtics Rivalry games?

* Doug & Wolf gave fellow KTAR friend Paul Calvisi a hard time for using his name to get out of a speeding ticket this morning. In Paul’s defense he said he didn’t name drop and the officer recognized him from his driver’s license. Wolf: “We need to keep the Paul Calvisi’s and Jason Richardson’s of the world off the road.”

Grid Iron Griddle:

Doug & Wolf reminisced about Mike Quick trading Wolf’s helmet for a Herschel Walker helmet.

Guests:

Mike Quick, Eagles Radio Analyst: Mike addressed the rumors that Boldin might be heading to Philadelphia next year.

Larry Bowa, Dodgers 3rd Base Coach: Larry gave us some insight into the Dodgers hot start and what O-Dawg has brought to the team.

Daron Sutton, D-backs TV analyst: Daron Sutton, D-backs TV analyst: Daron talked about the D-backs big win over the Rockies last night.

Paul’s Call: Paul Calvisi takes his sports seriously, without taking himself too seriously. Your daily dose of irreverence, angst, and stupification.

Doug & Wolf Overtime

Wednesday’s Show:

Can the D-backs offense keep it up?

 

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Here’s what happened Monday on Doug and Wolf:

* The D-backs offense continues to struggle. What needs to be done?

* The Fiesta Bowl and the Cardinals have a scheduling conflict. How will it be resolved?

*Doug and Wolf talked about Anquan Boldin rumors.

Grid Iron Griddle:

The number one player on Wolf’s Freak Factor is Chris “Beanie” Wells, RB for the Ohio State Buckeyes.

Guests:

John Junker, Fiesta Bowl President: John talked about the scheduling conflict between the Fiesta Bowl and the Cardinals’ game.

Mark Dalton, Cardinals VP of Media Relation: Mark gave the Cardinals’ side of the scheduling conflict between the Fiesta Bowl and the team.

 

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