Roc and Manuch have etched their mark on the Phoenix sports landscape, showcasing their passion and expertise on local airwaves for over two decades. Collaborating with esteemed colleagues like Jim Brinson, they continue to raise the bar, providing three hours of relentless entertainment and insightful analysis each weekday.
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RSS FeedRoc kicks off the final hour live from Right Toyota with a trending edition of "Sports on Shuffle," blending the day's top headlines with viral topics. The crew discusses the best days to score cheap airfare, the NBA’s massive viewership spike for the 2026 All-Star Game, and the escalating verbal feud between Micah Parsons and Skip Bayless. Next, the pair returns to the Phoenix Suns, engaging in a high-stakes debate over the team's durability. They question if the roster has enough left in the tank to survive a grueling postseason run or if fatigue and mounting injuries have already capped their ceiling. Later, Diamondbacks radio analyst "The Candy Man" Tom Candiotti joins the Right Toyota Guest Line to provide a deep dive into the 2026 squad. Candiotti shares his expert insight on the projected starting rotation, the reconstructed bullpen, and which players are expected to be the biggest difference-makers defensively this season. The show concludes with a celebratory Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All,” featuring audio of D-backs newcomer Nolan Arenado blasting a home run in his very first Cactus League at-bat against his former team, the Rockies. The guys wrap up the remote with a full look at the weekend’s busy sports slate.
Roc kicks off the final hour live from Right Toyota with a trending edition of "Sports on Shuffle," blending the day's top headlines with viral topics. The crew discusses the best days to score cheap airfare, the NBA’s massive viewership spike for the 2026 All-Star Game, and the escalating verbal feud between Micah Parsons and Skip Bayless. Next, the pair returns to the Phoenix Suns, engaging in a high-stakes debate over the team's durability. They question if the roster has enough left in the tank to survive a grueling postseason run or if fatigue and mounting injuries have already capped their ceiling. Later, Diamondbacks radio analyst "The Candy Man" Tom Candiotti joins the Right Toyota Guest Line to provide a deep dive into the 2026 squad. Candiotti shares his expert insight on the projected starting rotation, the reconstructed bullpen, and which players are expected to be the biggest difference-makers defensively this season. The show concludes with a celebratory Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All,” featuring audio of D-backs newcomer Nolan Arenado blasting a home run in his very first Cactus League at-bat against his former team, the Rockies. The guys wrap up the remote with a full look at the weekend’s busy sports slate.
Roc and Manuch kick off the second hour at Right Toyota with a live look-in at the Arizona Diamondbacks as they open their Cactus League schedule against the Colorado Rockies at Salt River Fields. The guys also take a moment to review the fallout from the Suns’ frustrating loss to San Antonio, specifically focusing on the mounting injury report. Next, the crew updates the Olympic Medal Count following a historic Thursday in Milan Cortina. They celebrate Team USA Women’s Hockey for their 2–1 overtime thriller against Canada to secure Gold, and Alysa Liu for ending a 24-year drought by capturing the Gold Medal in women's figure skating. Later, professional sports handicapper Scott Spreitzer from Docsports.com joins the Right Toyota Guest Line to break down the betting lines and key matchups for a loaded weekend of college basketball. The hour wraps with a deep dive into the college landscape during another edition of Football at 50.
Roc and Manuch are live from Right Toyota in Scottsdale to kick off a "harsh reality" Friday, starting with a heated debate over the Phoenix Suns' durability. Roc argues that the team's inability to stay healthy—highlighted by Devin Booker leaving mid-game with hip soreness and Grayson Allen’s ankle sprain—will ultimately derail their playoff aspirations. Manuch counters, suggesting the Suns still have enough pure scoring talent to stay afloat during short-term absences. In the "Replay: Rewind" segment, the guys break down last night's 121–94 "debacle" against the San Antonio Spurs, listening to frustrated postgame audio from a locker room searching for answers amidst a 27-point loss. Later, Jerry Hairston Jr., Dodgers analyst for Spectrum SportsNet LA, joins the Right Toyota Guest Line to offer a unique perspective on the modern game. Hairston compares today’s rising injury rates to his own playing days, credits the Dodgers’ success to a culture where stars like Shohei Ohtani and Mookie Betts check their egos at the door, and previews how LA plans to manage their deep pitching staff to avoid a similar injury crisis. The hour wraps with Football at 50, as Roc and Manuch round up the top headlines circulating the NFL as free agency looms.
Live from Twin Peaks Deer Valley, Roc, Manuch, and Jimmy B. kick off the final hour by revisiting the fallout from Mat Ishbia’s viral stance against NBA tanking. The guys discuss potential policy changes Adam Silver could implement to prevent teams from intentionally resting stars to boost draft lottery odds. Next, the crew dives into this week's edition of "Roc’s Manvice," where Roc shares essential shower tips, warns about the most dangerous sounds to be aware of, and rounds up several bizarre trending storylines from across the country. Later, NFL Hall of Fame voter and SiriusXM host Howard Balzer joins the Right Toyota Guest Line to provide an insider’s look at the Arizona Cardinals. Balzer discusses the buzz surrounding the new North Phoenix facility groundbreaking, the team’s "murky" situation at quarterback and other key offensive positions, and what fans should expect once the new league year and free agency officially open. The show concludes with the Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All,” followed by a full preview of what’s on tap for the night and the upcoming weekend in sports.
Live from Twin Peaks Deer Valley, Roc, Manuch, and Jimmy B. kick off the final hour by revisiting the fallout from Mat Ishbia’s viral stance against NBA tanking. The guys discuss potential policy changes Adam Silver could implement to prevent teams from intentionally resting stars to boost draft lottery odds. Next, the crew dives into this week's edition of "Roc’s Manvice," where Roc shares essential shower tips, warns about the most dangerous sounds to be aware of, and rounds up several bizarre trending storylines from across the country. Later, NFL Hall of Fame voter and SiriusXM host Howard Balzer joins the Right Toyota Guest Line to provide an insider’s look at the Arizona Cardinals. Balzer discusses the buzz surrounding the new North Phoenix facility groundbreaking, the team’s "murky" situation at quarterback and other key offensive positions, and what fans should expect once the new league year and free agency officially open. The show concludes with the Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All,” followed by a full preview of what’s on tap for the night and the upcoming weekend in sports.
Roc, Manuch, and Jimmy B. kick off the second hour at Twin Peaks Deer Valley by turning their attention to the Phoenix Suns. The crew evaluates the team's performance heading into the second half of the season, with Manuch making a passionate case that the roster is officially "postseason ready" despite recent rotation shifts. Next, the guys dive into the latest from the 2026 Winter Olympics, celebrating Team USA Women’s Hockey for capturing the Gold Medal in a thrilling victory over Canada. They also provide an updated medal count and discuss the most bizarre storylines emerging from Milan Cortina. Later, University of Arizona radio analyst Ryan Hansen joins the Right Toyota Guest Line to break down the Wildcats' current state. Hansen praises Anthony Dell'Orso for his breakout shooting performance against BYU, addresses the concerns surrounding a shorthanded roster due to mounting injuries, and looks ahead to the gauntlet remaining on the schedule before the Big 12 Conference Tournament. The hour wraps with a high-stakes edition of "Peaks Picks," where a lucky listener goes head-to-head with a Twin Peaks staff member to compete for a gift card.
Roc, Manuch, and Jimmy B. are live from Twin Peaks in Deer Valley, kicking off a busy Thursday by reacting to Suns owner Mat Ishbia’s pointed comments on social media. The crew discusses Ishbia’s branding of tanking as "behavior done by losers" and his call for league-wide changes to protect the NBA's integrity. Next, in the "Replay: Rewind" segment, the guys relive the wildest moments from a chaotic Wednesday night of college hoops, including key upsets and highlight-reel finishes. Later, "The Sports Professor" Rick Horrow joins the Right Toyota Guest Line to break down a massive week in sports business. Horrow provides insight into the Seattle Seahawks officially going up for sale following their recent Super Bowl championship, the Chicago Bears’ unanimous legislative progress toward a new stadium in Hammond, Indiana, and the growing influence of private equity in professional sports ownership. The hour concludes with "On this Day" and a special edition of Football at 50, as the guys celebrate the Arizona Cardinals breaking ground today on their massive new 217-acre performance center in North Phoenix. Roc breaks down the major upgrades coming to the state-of-the-art facility, which is set to anchor a "Headquarters Alley" in the Valley by 2028.
Live from Venezia's Pizzeria in East Mesa, Manuch and Jimmy B. kick off the final hour with a live look-in on the 2026 Winter Olympics, tracking Team USA's high-stakes hockey showdown against Sweden. The guys then pivot to the hardwood to recap a chaotic night of college basketball, breaking down several Top 25 upsets and discussing the latest injury headlines shaking up the national rankings. Later, Eric Williams, NFC West Beat Writer for FOX Sports, joins the Right Toyota Guest Line to provide an insider's look at the Arizona Cardinals. Williams discusses new head coach Mike LaFleur’s progress in finalizing his coaching staff, the high stakes of the upcoming NFL Draft, and the broader NFC West landscape heading into free agency. The show concludes with a celebratory Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All,” featuring audio of Team USA’s dramatic overtime victory against Sweden in the Olympic Quarterfinals. The guys wrap up the remote broadcast with a look at the night's sports slate and the final results of the State 48 Roofing Question of the Day.
Broadcasting live from Venezia's Pizzeria, Manuch and Jimmy B. open the second hour with the American Veterans Magazine Report. They are joined by veteran David Linhart, who shares his journey from serving as a mechanized infantry soldier to a 20-year career in sales, and finally launching his newest business venture, "Poo Happens." Following "Sports on Shuffle," the guys dive into a packed edition of "Campus Quickies" to cover the local collegiate landscape. Hod Rabino from DevilsDigest.com breaks down ASU’s 72–67 upset over No. 13 Texas Tech—highlighting it as one of the biggest signature wins of the Bobby Hurley era. Steve Rivera from FOX Sports Tucson then weighs in on the Arizona Wildcats' recent struggles, discussing whether fatigue and injuries are catching up to the roster after back-to-back losses. Rounding out the segment on the Right Toyota Guest Line, NAU voice Mitch Strohman discusses the Lumberjacks' vital win over Sacramento State and their late-season push for a Big Sky tournament bye. The hour concludes with the "Random Fact of the Day" and a college football-centric edition of Football at 50.