In the second hour, Barry Rozner and Joe Ostrowski are joined by former Cubs-turned-Reds play-by-play voice Thom Brennaman to discuss what he learned from his days in Chicago, Javy Baez's recent dominance, whether Jim Riggleman will stick around in Cincinnati next season and how the Reds can contend again in the NL Central. Later on, they hear some funny Chris "Mad Dog" Russo sound, along with discussing why Keith Law's arugment about "service time manipulation" is flawed, especially in regards to Eloy Jimenez's future with the White Sox.

Barry Rozner and Joe Ostrowski open the show by discussing Javier Baez's chances of winning the Nationa League MVP, along with his mammoth home run Thursday. They then dive into an odd comment from Cubs television postgame analyst David DeJesus about David Bote, as well as which Cub will get taken of the lineup once Kris Bryant retuns from his shoulder injury.The guys also talk about how the Cubs' front office executed trades for Cole Hamels and Daniel Murphy and if the team should pick up Hamels' team option in the offseason.

In the final hour, Barry Rozner and Joe Ostrowski are joined by Score baseball insider Bruce Levine, who's in South Bend for Cubs right-hander Yu Darvish's rehab start. Later on, the guys discuss which players they'd pay to see and how elite pitchers have changed since the days of Greg Maddux. They also talk about why a baseball game is the best sporting event to see in person, as well as sharing a hilarious rant from Reds broadcaster Thom Brennaman.

In the second hour, Barry Rozner and Joe Ostrowski are joined by sportsnet.ca's Ben Nicholson-Smith to discuss the playoff races across baseball, a sleeper in the American League and his picks for MVP and Cy Young picks. Later on, the guys listen back to a Brewers fan who was mad at them after their conversation with 105.7 The Fan (Milwaukee) host Bart Winkler last week, along with how media has changed as a whole. To wrap it up, they discuss the Cardinals' surge and which pitchers Cubs manager Joe Maddon will trust in the postseason.

In the first hour, Barry Rozer and Joe Ostrowski open the show discussing some of the wide-open division races across baseball, which wasn't thought to be the case at the beginning of the season. Later on, they dive into how the Cubs' starting staff will be handled in the postseason, along with whether the team has a shot to win the championship at this point.