Jim breaks down the Twins "fire sale." He says he understands some of the trades, but not all of them. He understands if Twins fans stay away from the park this season and possibly next. He had the biggest problem with trading away their entire bullpen for practical purposes.

Jim and Todd talk Twins baseball. The trade of Jhoan Duran signals to Jim it is a fire sale. Carlos Correa not dealt just yet. The Lynx knock off New York.

Jim and Todd talk Twins baseball. They are sellers at the trade deadline. It's not a "fire sale" unless one of these guys gets traded, Chris Paddack is not on Jim's list. The Lynx vs Liberty Wednesday night.

Jim makes some suggestions for the 3M Open and PGA Tour Golf. Does he think the ball should be rolled back. Are the Twins buyers, sellers or stand patters at the trade deadline Thursday.

Jim and Todd talk Twins baseball. Don't give up on the season, but don't overspend at the trade deadline either. 3M open has an unknown player shoot a 60, is that good for the tournament?

Jim and Todd talk Twins. Jim endorses Rocco's decision to intentionally walk Ohtani, putting the winning run on base, in the 9th inning and explains why. JJ McCarthy says all the right things, Jim is duly impressed so far.

Jim and Todd talk Vikings and QB JJ McCarthy. What are the team's expectations for him and what are Jim's? The Lynx roll and adjust to Chicago play style. Twins need a win in Game 3 in LA.

Can Scottie Scheffler catch Tiger Woods in major championships? Jim says the math works against him. Scottie has a unique style, one he isn't going to change, unlike Tiger who changed swings all the time.

Jim and Todd talk about the Twins. Brent Rooker, former Twin, would be interesting to bring back to the ballclub. What has happened to Jose Miranda. Niko Medved putting his team through the paces. Brian Harman leads the British Open, zzzzz.

Jim and Todd talk Twins start the second half tomorrow. Jim believes they are more likely to be buyers than sellers at the upcoming trade deadline. The British Open is underway, Jim ranks the majors in order of his enjoyment of the event. Scottie Scheffler is so much ahead of the rest of the field.