Bill opened the show by highlighting how the Brewers-Dodgers NLCS matchup could in part decide whether there is a labor strike after the 2026 season. He outlined how the winner could set up arguments for whether a salary cap should be implemented or not before relaying a remedy for sports fans that are frustrated with their team. Start/Bench/Cut was next as Bill ranked which college football coach would win a royal rumble, the most delusional people in sports and the biggest surprises in the NFL. Hour two opened with former MLB player and Padres analyst Tony Gwynn Jr. hopping on the show to discuss whether he agrees that the Dodgers-Brewers winner could impact whether there is a lockout after the 2026 season and what the Mariners winning the World Series would mean for baseball. Buy or Sell followed as Bill answered if Kevin Stefanski's response to Mike Tomlin's comments were appropriate and if he could score a basket against a former NBA player. The show ended with Bill debating whether he wants to allow his high school friends on the show next week when they are all together in New York.