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Gresh and Fauria talked the NBA's new In-Season Tournament and why the NBA is doing it.

The Gresh and Fauria show made their picks for Monday's Lunchtime Parlay.

Gresh and Fauria discussed the latest on free agent wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins and the New England Patriots interest in Hopkins.

Gresh and Fauria discussed the Boston Celtics and the addition of Sam Cassell to Joe Mazzulla's coaching staff.

Hour 4 - Gresh and Fauria revisited the Victor Wembanyama-Britney Spears incident in Las Vegas and previewed tonight's MLB HR Derby.  Before Are You Done?, the guys continued to discuss the MLB Home Run Derby and looked back at the 1999 Derby at Fenway Park.

Hour 3 - Before getting back into the state of the Boston Red Sox at the All-Star break, Gresh and Fauria talked about today's rain storm and potential flooding.  What position should the Red Sox address at the deadline?  The guys discussed the NBA's new In-Season Tournament and why the NBA is doing it.  Finally, Gresh and Fauria talked about the umpire warning the Wimbledon crowd about noise.

Hour 2 - Gresh and Fauria discussed the latest on free agent wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins.  The guys also talked about Mike Reiss' article from ESPN about the New England Patriots drafting a new kicker and punter and Devin McCourty's photo with Tom Brady and Mac Jones.  To close out the hour, it's the Lunchtime Parlay.

Hour 1 - Gresh and Fauria talked about the Boston Red Sox weekend sweep over the Oakland Athletics, Chaim Bloom's approach at the MLB Trade Deadline, and the start of the MLB Draft.  The guys also discussed the Boston Celtics and the addition of Sam Cassell to Joe Mazzulla's coaching staff.  Finally, Gresh and Fauria continued to talk about the NBA Summer League and the debuts of Victor Wembanyama and Jordan Walsh.

HOUR 4 - Gresh and Fauria dive into some other news from the week including rumors about Tom Brady and Kim Kardashian possibly dating.

Also, nothing sounds appealing regarding Pepsi introducing a pineapple soda flavor.

And, Fauria is not impressed with a recent world record.

SEGMENT - The guys look at the schedule ahead for the Red Sox and can see a real path to the playoffs.