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Molly and Walker discuss all the trade rumors surrounding the NBA in the First hour of today's show. Inside the Lines addresses Cleveland's GM absence as well as debates which teams will go after Paul George and Jimmy Butler in the first 2 segments. In the last segment, Molly and Walker head to the listener line where Rich Cho's success is questioned as GM of the Hornets. All that and more during the first hour of ITL!

Golf expert Jason Sobel joins Inside the Lines to discuss Brooks Koepka's U.S. Open Championship win. He also talks about some up and coming golfers, how the U.S. Open did not feel so much like the U.S. Open, and much more!

"Locked On Hornets" podcast host and Charlotte Hornets SB Nation blogger, Doug Branson joined "The Pulse" to discuss NBA Draft hopefuls who could fit well with the Hornets, what it means to be a "Steve Clifford" player, who needs to get better for the Hornets to take this team further next year, and more!

Joedy McCreary of the Associated Press joins Inside the Lines to discuss Duke's products in this years NBA Draft!

ESPN 730 is accepting donations for men's hygiene products in a new effort to help Charlotte area homeless and low income veterans. Every day leading into 4th of July holiday, listeners can stop by the ESPN 730 studios with donations of men's hygiene products!

Supportive Services for Veteran Families is a service of Community Link's Homeless to Housing program and will be the beneficiary of this donation drive.

Donations items needed are shaving cream, after shave, deodorant, toothpaste, and hair brushes!

Branden Lewis, the Program Director of Veteran Services for Community Link, spoke with Inside the Lines to discuss ways people can support the program and how ESPN Charlotte's donation will help their clients. 

The drop off location for these donations is 201 W. Morehead St. (ESPN Charlotte studios)

The Sam and Chris show brings a different perspective to the traditional radio talk show. Fun and energetic, listeners will get a unique insight from the drawing table to the driver’s seat. The hosts and their guests will cover hot racing topics with some classic rock talk thrown in as the two share a keen mutual interest in music across the board.

About Sam Bass: Sam is the First Officially Licensed Artist Of NASCAR. With decades of experience in the sport, Sam is recognized for designing Jeff Gordon's iconic “Rainbow Warriors” paint scheme and, just this week, unveiled his work on Dale Earnhardt, Jr.’s Axalta ride. Sam designed the cars for the movie "Talladega Nights", and his artwork adorns the outside walls of the NASCAR Hall of Fame.

About Chris Lafferty: Chris is best known for being a driver in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series. Owning a team and recognized as one of NASCAR's best engine builders, Chris has been in NASCAR for nearly 20 years. His diverse background affords him a lot of flexibility in his career endeavors as Chris also owns "Chris Lafferty Productions" which will be producing the Sam and Chris show. CLP also produced "Chris Lafferty's Motorsports TV" which aired on FOX Sports.

For more information on Sam Bass please go to SamBass.com

For more information on Chris Lafferty please go to LaffertyMotorsports.com

Greeny from the Golf Shop came on "The Pulse" to give us a US Open leaderboard update, looking at the afternoon pairings at Erin Hills, the play of Rickie Fowler, Patrick Reed and Dustin Johnson and what to expect heading into the weekend! 

Former Carolina Panther defensive end, Al Wallace on "The Pulse" discussing the Michael Oher situation, how bad can Matt Kalil be this season where the Panthers can still be successful, if he thinks Cam Newton can ever be a true pocket passer, which Panther has the most to prove in 2017 and much more! 

 

Check out today's Hot 5 at 5 as Bobby and Caruso debate: best backup QB in NFC South, who has better season between Dak and Carson Wentz, more receptions in 2017 between KB and McCaffrey and much more! 

Adi Joseph, deputy editor of For The Win at USAToday Sports came on "The Pulse" to discuss if he thinks LeBron could leave Cleveland after next sesaon, the biggest question mark going into the NBA Draft next week, who he thinks could be a few options for the Hornets at #11 and much more!