The final hour of Pushing The Odds starts with the news that Kawhi has not even taken his physical yet. Brian Windhorst reports that the Raptors may waive the physical clause. DeMar DeRozan does not shoot 3's and his game does not translate well in todays NBA. How much does the media really know about Kawhi Leonard? Eric Ramsey- Legal Sports Report calls in to discuss sports gambling. MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred says the MLB is not giving up on the integrity fight. What are the problems with the MLB and why are they not drawing in new young fans? Do the young players need to be more charismatic? What is the problem with Mike Trout being in the MVP discussion every year? The show concludes with more NFL protest drama.

Big news day for Matt as he starts the show. The All-star game ends with some Astro fireworks, Randall Gregory still has some issues, and of course some big trade news. Manny Machado is now on the Dodgers and Kawhi Leonard is now a Raptor. The opening line is all about the big trade moves that were made. What are the Toronto Raptors expectations now? Manny Machado is in tinsletown. Kurt Helin- Pro Basketball Talk- joins the show. The first hour ends with more NBA trade rumors surfacing.

The second hour blast off with Milwaukee Brewer's pitcher Josh Hader having to respond to his terrible Twitter comments. The comments were racially charged and homophobic. Bob Nightengale- USA Today joins the show to talk about the Manny Machado trade. Bob also reacts to the Josh Hader comments, and says what the Brewers should do. What should happen with the rover position in baseball? Jason Sobel- The Action Network joins the program to talk golf and the British Open. Does Tiger Woods have a legitimate chance to win this thing? How legit is Tommy Fleetwood at this moment in time? The second hour settles down with Matt's prediction to win The Open.

Matt welcomes Tony LaRussa to the show to discuss his involvement with service animals and the recent firing of St. Louis Cardinals manager Mike Matheny. Tony gives his opinions on some of the top new head coaching hires in baseball.

Matt begins the third and final hour discussing the viewership numbers for the Home Run Derby and viewership in sports in general. Matt welcomes Tony LaRussa to the show to discuss his involvement with service animals and the recent firing of St. Louis Cardinals manager Mike Matheny. Tony gives his opinions on some of the top new head coaching hires in baseball. From baseball to football, Matt adds more to the continuing Le’Veon Bell situation and which players have the best odds to lead certain categories in the NFL. Matt wraps up the show with the Final Hand talking about MTV Award shows.

Matt welcomes Roy White to the show to give his opinion on the All-Star Game, shifts in baseball, and the DH.