In the third hour, Barry Rozner and Joe Ostrowski are joined by 105.7 The Fan (Milwaukee) host Bart Winkler to discuss why he wasn't a fan of the Brewers' trade deadline moves and why Cubs fans shouldn't be scared of the Brewers in the NL Central race. They also chat with Score baseball insider Bruce Levine about who fits into the Cubs' playoff rotation among other Chicago baseball nuggets. The guys then discuss White Sox prospects with producer Eli Hershkovich and dive into Javy Baez's MVP chances.

In the second hour, Barry Rozner and Joe Ostrowski chat with Cleveland Indians radio play-by-play voice Tom Hamilton about the team's postseason chances, Trevor Bauer's dominance and recent injury and what makes Jose Ramirez and Francisco Lindor so special. Later on, the guys discuss Carlos Rodon's dominance of late and how soon Eloy Jimenez and Michael Kopech should get called up. They wrap it up with Jim Thome's comments in the booth Saturday night, including how Charlie Manuel changed his career, and Chris "Mad Dog" Russo's odd conversation with Tim Anderson.

In the first hour, Barry Rozner and Joe Ostrowski dive into Cubs left-hander Jon Lester's issues in his start Saturday and break down how concerned the team and fans should be. They also tie it into analytics and why they don't tell the whole story, especially with right-hander Tyler Chatwood, as well as how president of baseball operations Theo Epstein's offseason moves haven't exactly paid off.

In the final hour, Barry Rozner is joined by White Sox director of player development Chris Getz to discuss the organization's promotion timeline for top prospects Eloy Jimenez and Michael Kopech. He also provides injury updates some other high-profile prospects. Later on, Score baseball insider Bruce Levine joins the show to break down the latest with the Cubs and White Sox. To wrap it up, they hear from Cubs center fielder Albert Almora Jr., who discusses reliever Pedro Strop's steady work.

In the third hour, Barry Rozner is joined by former Cubs pitcher Rick Sutcliffe to discuss his memories of pitching in the first ever night game at Wrigley Field, along with his days with the 1984 Cubs. Later on, Rozner is joined by Nationals insider Mark Zuckerman to break down how Washington has seemingly fallen out of the playoff picture, along with reliever Brandon Kintzler's exit from the team and to Chicago. Zuckerman also discusses Bryce Harper's future and manager Davey Martinez's impact. To wrap it up, the crew plays some sound from the weekend, including White Sox broadcaster Jason Bennetti going off on instant replay, Chris "Mad Dog" Russo getting upset about Yankees-Red Sox and Dennis Eckersley's odd comments.