Here’s what happened Thursday on Doug and Wolf:

* Cards training camp began Wednesday, and already Wolf is reminiscing about his infamous battles with the gasser test.

* The guys discussed Sporting News’ recent Top 50 Coaches of All-Time list. With notable snubs such as Pete Carroll, can the list be deemed credible?

* The Phillies landed 2008 Cy Young award winner Cliff Lee in a trade with the Indians. Does Lee make the Phils the favorite to win the NL Pennant?

* D-backs’ pitcher Yusmeiro Petit earned his first victory of the year en route to a 4-0 victory over the Phillies. He has pitched well enough to remain in the rotation?

Grid Iron Griddle:

Kurt Warner addressed the media at NFC Champ Camp up in Flagstaff Wednesday, stating that the Cardinals only goal is to win the Super Bowl. If the team fails to win it all, will the season be a failure?

Guests:

Derrick Hall, Diamondbacks President and CEO: Derrick shared his thoughts on Yusmeiro Petit’s stellar performance last night against the Phillies, along with any big moves the team may make before tomorrow’s trade deadline.

Craig Grialou, Sports 620 KTAR Reporter: Craig discussed the latest Cardinals news from NFC Champ Camp.

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Friday’s Show:

Interviews from Pac-10 Media Day

Greg Schulte, radio voice of the Dbacks at 8:10

Here’s what happened Wednesday on Doug and Wolf:

* Favre finally decides that he will not return to the NFL. Will the third time be a charm?

* Former Cardinals and Eagles defensive coordinator Jim Johnson dies from cancer at the age of 68.

* The D-backs lost 4-3 to the Phillies giving Dan Haren his second loss since May 12. Is Haren going to repeat his second half swoon?

* Cards training camp starts today. Wolf shares stories from the good ol’ days.

Grid Iron Griddle:

Two days after Goodell announced the conditional reinstatement of Michael Vick only one team is showing interest in the free agent. With Favre confirming retirement, could Vick end up as a Viking?

Guests:

Hugh Douglas, former Eagles Defensive End: Hugh talked about the passing of former Cardinals and Eagles defensive coordinator Jim Johnson.

Keith Law, ESPN MLB Insider: Keith discussed the latest trade rumors and his predictions for the Friday trade deadline.

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Thursday’s Show:

Derrick Hall, Dbacks President and CEO at 7:24am.

Here’s what happened Monday on Doug and Wolf:

Jon Bloom is in for Doug.

* D-backs win series against Pirates getting back to back shut outs for the first time since May 2008. Can the defense hold strong against the Phillies?

* Nike is returning the LeBron dunk tapes after the disappointing release of the footage. Who is the real loser?

* Pete Rose may get his chance to be considered for the baseball Hall of Fame. Bud Selig is reviewing a pardon to lift Rose’s lifetime ban from the sport. Who deserves a Hall of Fame spot more: Pete Rose or steroid users?

* A.J. Hinch dismisses rumors that Dave Burns may join the D-backs roster in 2010 after a modest first pitch.

Grid Iron Griddle:

Tim Hightower has been even more motivated since the Cards drafted Beanie Wells. Who will be the starting running back in September?

Guests:

Darren Rovell, Sports Business Reporter for CNBC: Darren discussed the release of the LeBron dunk tapes. He thinks Nike is the one losing out.

Bob Davie, ESPN College Football Analyst: Bob weighed in on Steve Spurrier mistakenly voting for Jevon Snead over Tim Tebow.

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Tuesday’s Show:

Doug is back from vacation.

Here’s what happened Friday on Doug and Wolf:

* Dave Burns is in for Doug.

* Mark Buehrle adds a perfect game to his resume in addition to the no-hitter he threw in 2007. How will this game be remembered?

* Although the D-backs won the first of a four game series against the Pirates, Dan Haren struggled. Should the team be worried that he will slip into a slump?

* Favre is “anguished” over his decision to return to football. Yoda is sick of hearing about it.

* Dave gets his man card ripped up for not having Sinatra on his iPod.

Grid Iron Griddle:

The NFL will expand the 2010 draft to include a third day. However, the addition includes moving the first round to a Thursday night primetime slot to compete with popular sitcoms. Is the NFL making a mistake with these changes?

Guests:

DAN HICKS, NBC Sportscaster: Dan was live from Rome where Michael Phelps will compete in the swimming world championships. He discussed what’s wrong with Tiger and how coach Whisenhunt did in the celebrity golf tournament. Also, Dan expressed his disgust for the Erin Andrews’ video.

JOHN CLAYTON, ESPN NFL Insider: John talked about where Favre is with the Vikings and where Vick is with reinstatement. Also, he told us what he thinks of the changes to the NFL draft.

GREG SCHULTE, Voice of the Dbacks: Greg previewed the Dbacks’ weekend series against the Pirates. He also game some insight into Dan Haren’s struggles last night.

Monday’s Show:

Jon Bloom in for the vacationing Doug.

 

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 Greg Schulte [6:10m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (15)

Here’s what happened Wednesday on Doug and Wolf:

* D-backs rally against the Rockies to win 6-5. Justin Upton went 1 for 5. Will Justin ever be a decent right fielder?

* The video of Erin Andrews is now the biggest story in sports. What should happen to the person who filmed it?

* Is the economy hurting professional sports?

* Where’s Paul?

Grid Iron Griddle:

Edgerrin James is still a free agent. Will he remain unsigned for the 2009-2010 season?

Guests:

Jerry Colangelo, The Godfather of Phoenix: Jerry talked about Coach K’s decision to stay on as Team USA’s basketball coach for the 2012 Olympics. He says that the Suns are handling Amare the right way.

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Thursday’s Show:

Rocco Mediate, PGA Tour winner.

Derrick Hall, D-backs’ President and CEO.

Larry Bowa, Dodgers’ third base coach.