In the second hour, Barry Rozner is joined by Mark Gonzales of the Chicago Tribune to discuss the Cubs' rotation, Javy Baez's NL MVP chances and how he asses the White Sox's rebuild. Later on, Rozner is joined by former Cubs executive and former Dodgers general manager Ned Colletti, who breaks down Los Angeles' chances in the NL West, who has the best shot to come out of the National League and how Manny Machado and Nolan Arenado will affect free agency in the next two offseasons.

In the first hour, Barry Rozner discusses to one of the show's critical listeners why the White Sox rebuild appears to be in good shape, especially given the way left-hander Carlos Rodon is pitching. Later on, he's joined by Mark Gonzales of the Chicago Tribune to break down the Cubs' rotation, poor umpiring in their series vs. San Diego and more.

In the second hour, Barry Rozner and Joe Ostrowski are joined by Score baseball insider Bruce Levine to break down what to expect from the Cubs and White Sox as the MLB trade deadline inches closer, as well as when White Sox fans should expect Eloy Jimenez and Michael Kopech in the big leagues. Later on, the guys break down why they're concerned with Kris Bryant's shoulder injury. To wrap it up, they talk about Jim Thome joining the Baseball Hall of Fame and his impressive accolades.

In the final hour, Barry Rozner and Joe Ostrowski chat with Mac Engel, a columnist for Fort Worth Star-Telegram and host at CBS 105.3 The Fan, about former Rangers and new Cubs left-hander Cole Hamels and what fans should expect from him. Engel also explains why he's so down on Yu Darvish. Later on, Rozner discusses a story about Ray Borucki, whose son Ryan is now on the Blue Jays' staff and starting against the White Sox, his favorite team as a kid, on Sunday. They wrap it up with how writers are voting for the Baseball Hall of Fame.