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1. U.S. President Donald Trump is threatening to annihilate Iran

2. CNN, MSNOW, & Politico are suing the Trump administration for being barred from the White House

3. A limited number of tickets are now available for the Milwaukee Brewers post-season.

Carmen and Jurko talk Chicago baseball with Jesse Rogers as both the White Sox and Cubs move closer to October. Jesse breaks down the White Sox’s strong response after a brutal Friday loss, why Luis Castillo may not have a meaningful postseason role and how Randall Grichuk, Munetaka Murakami and Noah Schultz could factor into the playoff picture. He also looks at the Cubs’ wild-card race, the weather concerns around Cubs-Red Sox in Boston, Alex Bregman’s potential return, Daniel Palencia, Justin Steele and which matchups may be best for both Chicago teams. Later, the guys react to Jackson Dart’s season-ending knee injury and compare it to the Bears catching a break with Caleb Williams’ hamstring. The hour closes with Bears-Eagles talk, including the possible Case Keenum start, the challenge of facing Vic Fangio and why Chicago needs to clean up its mistakes after another NFC North loss.

ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy ahead of the Packers’ matchup with the Falcons and explains why Atlanta isn’t the opponent that would make him especially nervous. Schefter discusses Green Bay’s battered offensive line and why finding a major upgrade at this point in the season will be extremely difficult. He also provides perspective on Jayden Reed’s back injury and the possibility of an extended absence. The conversation moves around the NFL with quarterback injuries, Minnesota, the Raiders and the reported tension involving Sean Payton and Mike Macdonald. Schefter also discusses the complicated situation surrounding Josh Jacobs and the upcoming hearing over whether evidence in his case will remain sealed.

ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy ahead of the Packers’ matchup with the Falcons and explains why Atlanta isn’t the opponent that would make him especially nervous. Schefter discusses Green Bay’s battered offensive line and why finding a major upgrade at this point in the season will be extremely difficult. He also provides perspective on Jayden Reed’s back injury and the possibility of an extended absence. The conversation moves around the NFL with quarterback injuries, Minnesota, the Raiders and the reported tension involving Sean Payton and Mike Macdonald. Schefter also discusses the complicated situation surrounding Josh Jacobs and the upcoming hearing over whether evidence in his case will remain sealed.

Jen, Gabe and Chewy question Matt LaFleur’s approach as the Packers prepare for the Falcons with a battered offensive line. The crew reacts to LaFleur’s explanation for running the ball against two-high safety looks and wonders if opposing defenses are baiting Green Bay into taking the ball out of Jordan Love’s hands. They also dig into the Packers’ ugly third-down numbers and debate whether the solution is simply letting Love throw it more on early downs. ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter joins the show to discuss Packers-Falcons, Green Bay’s offensive line problems, Jayden Reed’s injury and other NFL storylines. The hour wraps with a spirited conversation about the reaction to Caleb Williams’ hamstring injury.

Jen, Gabe and Chewy try to make sense of why rookie Jagger Burton wasn’t playing sooner as the Packers’ offensive line problems continue to pile up. The crew reacts to Matt LaFleur’s explanation and debates whether Green Bay has a larger issue evaluating and developing offensive linemen. They look back at several former Packers linemen who have landed significant roles elsewhere and question some of the personnel decisions that created the current situation. Later, Chewy reveals he’ll officiate his son’s wedding, leading to plenty of concern about what exactly his ceremony might look like. The hour closes with the Brewers clinching a first-round bye and a discussion about how they should approach their final games before the postseason.

The Voice of the Guardians and Hall of Famer, Tom Hamilton, joins Rizz and Hammer to explain how the team is always in the playoff race.

RBS HR 3 - Rizz and Hammer talk to the Voice of the Guardians, Tom Hamilton. They also listen to soundcheck and fan voicemails.

Carmen and Jurko continue with Chicago baseball as the White Sox move closer to clinching a playoff berth and the Cubs miss a chance to punch their ticket after Matt Shaw’s failed bunt attempt. The guys debate whether the Sox and Cubs should celebrate a wild card clinch, then dig into Cleveland’s six-game winning streak and the final week of the AL Central race. They also break down the bizarre AL West, where the Astros could win the division with a historically bad negative run differential. Randall Grichuk gets praise for becoming a huge in-season addition for the White Sox, while Luis Castillo’s continued struggles raise questions about whether he can even be trusted in October. The Brunch Rush hits Bears injury windows, Jackson Dart, Sean Payton, GTA, Costco churros and plenty of late-hour nonsense before Jesse Rogers joins next.

What a message from the Brewers faithful! This hour, we begin with the incredible story of John Mercure being the antithesis of To Catch a Predator and the amazing stories he tells us. Plus, a Packers check in, and what will come with Waukesha's budget