In the first hour, Barry begins his solo stint by breaking down Bryce Harper's injury, the White Sox's stellar minor leaguers and the Cubs' postseason chances. Texas Rangers' bench coach Steve Buechele also jumped on to discuss his team's playoff hopes, his son's football career and more.

In the final hour, Barry is joined by former Dodgers' GM Ned Colletti to discuss the team's incredible run this season. The Score's Bruce Levine hops on as well, and he wraps up the hour with some interesting WAR numbers. 

In the second hour, Barry is joined by ESPN's Jerry Crasnik to discuss the Cardinals' stellar run of late and their chances in the NL Central, the Marlins' ownership change and more. He also talks with Birmingham Barons' pitching coach and former Cubs' pitcher Jose Bautista about White Sox prospect Michael Kopech and his development. Producer Eli then jumps in with a minor league update, and Barry dissects Jon Lester's latest start.

In the first hour, Barry Rozner and Joe Ostrowski breakdown the dominance of the top White Sox's prospects thus far, along with when they can contend. They also dive into their fustration with the Astros making no trade deadline moves. Later on, they discuss why Albert Almora should play more, along with Willson Contreras' strong play of late. 

In the second hour, Barry and Joe talk with MASN's Mark Zuckerman to breakdown everything Washington Nationals. Later on, they also dive into some of the White Sox's mental errors, along with talking to Nick Cafardo from the Boston Globe about the Red Sox's up-and-down season and some national baseball thoughts. 

In the third hour, the guys discuss why Joe Maddon's comments about wanting more night games at Wrigley Field were odd. They also dive into who the true contenders are in the American League. To wrap it up, Ben Reiter of Sports Illustrated came on to breakdown his feature on the late Hideki Irabu, as well as an interesting story about Kyle Schwarber that Reiter also wrote.

In the final hour, Barry and Joe talk with Astros' broadcaster Geoff Blum about the team's decision to stay silent at the trade deadline. They also discuss an interesting interaction between White Sox's shortstop Tim Anderson and a Blue Jays' pitcher from earlier in the week. 

In the first hour, Barry Rozner and Joe Ostrowski breakdown what Joe Maddon said about a recent concern in the Cubs' lineup. They also discuss if Rick Hahn has succeeded amid the rebuild. Later on, Cubs' great Andre Dawson joins the guys talk about his friend Tim Raines entering the Hall of Fame.

In the second hour, Barry and Joe breakdown what'll happen at the deadline, including when Justin Verlander could be dealt. Later on, White Sox outfielder Adam Engel jumps on to breakdown his success defensively, as well as what it has been like being a part of the rebuild.

In the third hour, Barry and Joe dissect who could join the Hall of Fame in the coming years, along with the significance of the induction ceremony. Later on, D'Backs broadcaster Bob Brenly jumps on to discuss Arizona's rise in the NL West, along with his thoughts on umpires these days.