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Carmen and Jurko close Tuesday’s show with Tom Thayer joining to preview Bears-Packers and discuss Tyson Bagent, Green Bay’s offensive line, Jordan Love, Dennis Allen’s blitz packages and the Bears’ commitment to the run. The guys also keep the White Sox conversation rolling as Chicago sits one win away from the ALCS. Jeff Meller joins in studio to break down the Game 3 pitching options, including Hagan Smith, Davis Martin, Eric Fedde, Noah Schultz, Jordan Hicks, Sean Newcomb and Grant Taylor. The hour also highlights Miguel Vargas’ strong plate appearances, the Sox’ pitching chaos and why this postseason run has pulled in plenty of Chicago baseball fans. Plus, Anthony Rizzo says Cubs fans should be rooting for the White Sox, and callers debate what it means to support Chicago when one side of town is still playing.

Browns Analyst, Tony Grossi, and Chopz discuss the national media takes on the Browns, the rookie WRs turning heads, and the AFC North.

Guardians reporter, Andre Knott, joins Rizz and Hammer to discuss the hope the Guards have to get back into the series.

Carmen and Jurko continue celebrating the White Sox being one win away from the ALCS while breaking down how they got there. The guys discuss Sean Burke, Grant Taylor, Sean Newcomb, Miguel Vargas’ strong at-bats, Munetaka Murakami’s Japanese call and Will Venable’s steady approach in October. They also talk White Sox futures tickets, whether fans should cash out, the Yankees’ messy loss to Tampa and how the Sox have won 10 of their last 12 games. Bears-Packers week remains part of the conversation as callers weigh in on Green Bay fans, the Bears being favored at Lambeau and whether Chicago can beat any NFC team when healthy. The Brunch Rush covers ESPN’s NFL power rankings, Will Venable versus Craig Counsell and Jack’s review of Dog Day Afternoon.

Browns Analyst, Tony Grossi, joins Rizz and Hammer for a whole hour to talk Browns and play "Reaction/Overreaction."

RBS HR 3 - Rizz and Hammer talk to Andre Knott about the Guards being down 2-0. They also listen to soundcheck and fan voicemails.

RBS HR 2 - Rizz and Hammer talk Browns the entire hour with Tony Grossi and they play "Reaction/Overreaction."

Brewers TV analyst Vinny Rottino explains why he’s comfortable with Dustin May starting Game 3 against the Padres despite May’s uneven tenure in Milwaukee. Rottino points to May’s success against San Diego and a deep, rested Brewers bullpen that gives Pat Murphy plenty of options if May struggles. He believes this Brewers roster has very few weaknesses and gives Milwaukee its best opportunity to go all the way since 1982. Rottino also dives into the pitch-tipping conversation surrounding Mason Miller and explains how teams use video, scouting and runners on base to identify and communicate pitching tendencies.

Brewers TV analyst Vinny Rottino explains why he’s comfortable with Dustin May starting Game 3 against the Padres despite May’s uneven tenure in Milwaukee. Rottino points to May’s success against San Diego and a deep, rested Brewers bullpen that gives Pat Murphy plenty of options if May struggles. He believes this Brewers roster has very few weaknesses and gives Milwaukee its best opportunity to go all the way since 1982. Rottino also dives into the pitch-tipping conversation surrounding Mason Miller and explains how teams use video, scouting and runners on base to identify and communicate pitching tendencies.

Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy and explains why Matt LaFleur’s measured public comments shouldn’t be mistaken for a lack of intensity toward the Bears or Ben Johnson. Wilde believes LaFleur is particularly frustrated because the Packers had opportunities to win all three meetings with Chicago last season. He discusses why Sunday’s matchup could change the outlook of Green Bay’s season and whether the offensive line has finally stabilized. Wilde also breaks down the Packers’ lingering issues with turnovers, penalties, red-zone execution and drops while addressing concerns about Christian Watson’s health.