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Hammer and Emmett get you set for Game 2 of the ALDS and talk Browns getting back to work this week.

Browns Analyst, Tony Grossi, and Chopz discuss Watson being a top-10 QB, Monken's impact on Watson, and QB trade rumors.

Cleveland baseball legend, Albert Belle, joins Rizz and Hammer to talk about how the Guards can get the bats going in Game 2.

Browns Analyst, Tony Grossi, joins Rizz and Hammer for an entire hour to talk about the team in 1st place and the work week ahead.

RBS HR 3 - Rizz and Hammer talk Guards with Albert Belle. Plus, they listen to soundcheck and fan voicemails.

RBS HR 2 - Rizz and Hammer talk Browns with Tony Grossi for an entire hour as the team gets back to work tomorrow.

Carmen and Jurko keep Bears Victory Monday rolling while also celebrating the White Sox stealing Game 1 from the Guardians in Cleveland. The guys discuss Munetaka Murakami’s massive home run, Grant Taylor’s incredible four-inning performance, Hagan Smith’s early work and how the Sox can attack Gavin Williams in Game 2. They also get into Michael Antonacci’s ice cream story, Tommy Pham’s near-homer, Miguel Vargas’ baserunning mistake and the growing belief that the White Sox are becoming one of baseball’s best stories. On the Bears side, the guys debate how real the defense is, whether the Bears should consider adding help, and why Green Bay suddenly looks very beatable. The Brunch Rush hits the NFC North picture, the Lions’ defensive problems, the Vikings’ soft schedule, the Packers’ struggles and Chicago’s red-zone issues.

Carmen and Jurko open Bears Victory Monday after Chicago beats the Jets and moves to 3-1 with another strong offensive performance from Ben Johnson’s group. The guys discuss Tyson Bagent, Case Keenum, Kyle Monangai’s big day, DeAndre Swift’s fumble and the Bears setting a franchise record with 34 first downs. They also debate how real the Bears defense is after shutting down another opponent, while noting the recent stretch of struggling offenses on the schedule. The hour includes Tyrique Stevenson, Dylan Thieneman, the Jets’ ugly offensive day and whether Aaron Glenn already has major problems in New York.

Brewers broadcaster Jeff Levering joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy from San Diego after Milwaukee takes a 2-0 lead in the NLDS. Levering explains why this Brewers team feels inevitable and breaks down the sequence that led to Jackson Chourio's dramatic game-winning hit against Mason Miller. He weighs in on whether Miller was tipping pitches and why Chourio still deserves all the credit for executing against one of baseball's best closers. Levering also previews the Game 3 pitching plan with Dustin May and discusses the controversial AmFam Field roof play from Game 1. Plus, he explains why Pat Murphy's stoic approach has the Brewers focused on finishing the job.