In the second hour of the show, Ross Tucker and Dave Briggs talk about the top wide-receiver storylines this week, featuring smack talk from Tyreek Hill, OBJ's 'donation' to LSU and Drew Pearson's HOF snub.

They then shift gears to focus on the latest information on the MLB cheating scandal and then welcome in 30for30for30 NBA fan David Delooper!

David is traveling to 30 NBA games in 30 days and trying to get on the jumbo-tron 30 times.

In the first hour of the show, Ross Tucker and Dave Briggs talk with the always entertaining Nick Kostos from You Better You Bet to get his take on the best bets for the weekend!

They of course also dive into Nick's Beard Barber dilemma, what they would do if they won the lottery and Ross' sneaky life hacks that Nick has been using for over a decade!

They also discuss the rise of Titans' OC Arthur Smith and his great unknown back story that may surprise you!

Today's Best of Home and Home features:

• Ross revealing his least favorite TV character (0:30)
• A discussion of the Red Sox-Astros cheating scandal with former ballplayer and current radio host on WEEI in Boston, Lou Merloni (3:28)
• An interview with George Chahrouri from Pro Football Focus on Luke Kuechly, Joe Burrow, Trevor Lawrence and more (20:02)
• A brief political discussion about women in politics (27:05)
• Luke Kuechly's emotional retirement with reactions from WFNZ in Charlotte (32:29)
• An interview with Justin Barney, the writer who covered Derrick Henry as a high school running back (47:02)
• Joe Brady's return to the NFL with the Panthers (52:51)

Lou Merloni of OMF on WEEI joined Ross Tucker and Dave Briggs to continue the discussion surrounding Alex Cora's firing and pending suspension.

Lou goes in depth on how Red Sox fans have been quick to call for Cora's head, but always defend Bill Belichick no matter what.

He also gives great perspective on how he would tackle the issue as a player and helps us get the pulse in Boston as the news keeps breaking!

Ross Tucker and Dave Briggs discussed the legacy both on and off the field of future Hall of Fame Linebacker Luke Kuechly and took his retirement announcement to reflect on their lives, what's most important to them and how difficult it would be to give up something they loved out of necessity as Kuechly did.