We start the feel good Monday edition of the the Sports Huddle with Braves baseball and Richmond Spider football. Austin Riley is continuing his torrid pace and the Spiders are looking like a high-powered offense as we inch closer to college football. Plus, the guys remember the legacy of the great Bill Russell. Then, it's off to Commanders training camp before Ben Ingram of the Braves joins at the bottom of the hour.

Ben tries to put Austin Riley's outstanding July into perspective. Then he looks at their season as a whole to this point and what to expect as the trade deadline nears. Plus, what does he think is next for Juan Soto.

Matt returns from an extended break and we now have an answer on Deshaun Watson and like so many of us Matt is frustrated. He focuses mainly on the real life impact of the disappointing decision off the football field, while also previewing what this means for the Browns on the field. Plus, other training camp news and notes.

Hour two starts with Jeff Zona of the Nationals. Then, it's onto the NFL. The Hall of Fame game is here and football is just about back. Later, some final thoughts on the great Bill Russell to finish the show

Will Juan Soto be a Nat when we all wake up August 3rd? And what will Washington be looking for in return for the superstar? We get some insight from our good friend Jeff Zona of the Washington Nationals in not just one, but two segments.

Like Jamie, Al begins the day remembering the great Bill Russell. Later, news on Deshaun Watson's suspension has arrived. These stories and much more on a Monday.

Jamie begins the show today remembering the great Boston Celtic Bill Russell, who we lost yesterday, at 88 years old. Then a look around NFL training camps, including some updates on Washington's Chase Young and Tampa Bay's Ryan Jensen. Plus, today is the day we learn about Deshaun Watson's future.

It's a busy second hour of the show with our special guest joining us for another hour. They talk baseball with Chelsea Janes from the Washington Post and dive into other topics before the show wraps.

Al and Robert continue to talk about a Twitter battle between two of the most mediocre NFL teams of the last 25 years, the Dolphins and Commanders. Plus, who is the greatest QB in Commander history? Then, just before show end, we get a preview of a possible new Friday segment.

Who will have the better season, Al's Washington Commanders or Robert's Miami Dolphins? The audience decides. Ben Verlander stops by to talk some MLB, including what is next for Juan Soto. Then right before the top of the hour, Sports Phone regular Dennis Bickmeier joins.