The second hour of the program, broadcast live from Right Toyota, began with "The Sports Professor" Rick Horrow joining the Right Toyota Guest Line. Horrow shared breaking news regarding a new 18-hole golf course being developed in his honor alongside legendary golfer Jack Nicklaus and other prominent designers. He detailed the "Ben Horrow Project," explaining how the course will feature tech-forward elements and shorter-format play options designed to attract a younger generation of golfers, while reflecting on the personal significance of the legacy project. Next, the crew pivoted to "Sports on Shuffle," covering the latest business headlines in golf, including the 2026 Masters media rights extensions and the recent 16% hike in tournament badge prices at Augusta National. Later, professional sports handicapper Doug Upstone from VegasProsInsidersDaily.com joined the program to provide his expert betting card for the NCAA Tournament Final Four. Upstone analyzed the spreads for Arizona vs. Michigan and UConn vs. Illinois, while also identifying "bounce-back" value in the MLB market following a volatile opening week. The hour concluded with somber breaking news from the clubhouse, as manager Torey Lovullo announced that top prospect Jordan Lawlar suffered a fractured right wrist after being hit by a pitch in last night’s game against the Braves. The guys discussed the massive implications of this injury for Lawlar’s season and how it forces the Diamondbacks to reshuffle their infield depth charts effective immediately.