In the first hour, Barry Rozner and Joe Ostrowski dive into Javy Baez's ejection from Saturday night's game and how umpires are making games about themselves, along with how commissioner Rob Manfred had a similar effect with his comments toward Angels star Mike Trout during the All-Star break. Later on, the guys break down the Cubs' rotation and its issues, as well as how the front office can aid it.

In the third hour, Barry Rozner chats with Anthony Castrovince of MLB.com about the latest baseball storylines, including what will happen at the trade deadline and what the Indians might do. Later on, producer Eli Hershkovich shares his weekly White Sox minor league report before Kevin Kernan of the New York Post jumps on to break down what the Yankees and Mets will do at the deadline, along with how Cubs executive Jason McLeod could find his way to New Work. To wrap it up, they play the funniest baseball sound of the week.

In the second hour, Barry Rozner chats with MASN's Roch Kubatko about when and where Orioles star shortstop Manny Machado and reliever Zach Britton could be dealt before the trade deadline. Later on, he talks with Score baseball insider Bruce Levine about the latest with the Cubs and White Sox. To wrap it up, Rozner breaks down Hall of Famer Frank Thomas' thoughts on how the baseball steroid era affected Hall of Fame voting.

In the first hour, Barry Rozner dives into the Cubs' recent stretch and how that impacts their chances to come out of a weak National League. Rozner delves into Kyle Hendricks looking like the typical Kyle Hendricks and Javier Baez's greatness. He also chats with former Cubs general manager Ed Lynch about his experience as an executive leading up to the trade deadline, along with how some baseball advancements aren't necessarily for the better.