Texas Rangers broadcaster Dave Raymond tells us about the August heat, explains the positives of their new stadium, and gives his assessment on the Twins.  Plus, Eric expresses his feelings on the NFL Preseason.

It's the return of "The Business of Sports" with Bill Robertson.  He talks about the fate of the WCHA, the ongoing 2019 Twins season, the upcoming 2019 Gopher football season, and more.  Then, will the 2020 open to the MLB season be too early?  Eric gets your thoughts.

Steve & Eric discuss the Twins trying to get back on a positive track as they continue their series in Texas, as well as the reasoning behind the Rangers' upcoming stadium.  The Timberwolves will start the 2019-2020 season by inviting some star power to Target Center.

Eric recaps Sunday's deflating defeat to Cleveland.  He gets your reaction to a controversial call on the base paths.  Plus, the Vikings trade for a new team member.

Steve & Eric continue to braodcast from Target Field.  MLB.com writer Do-Hyoung Park explains how the Twins are trying to turn around their recent struggles.  We hear a Minor League report from Morgan Hawk of Class-A Cedar Rapids.

Steve & Eric are back at Target Field ahead of Saturday's matchup between the Twins and the Indians.  Cleveland broadcaster Rick Manning tells us how the team by the lake found a hot streak to catch Minnesota.

The new traffic laws went into effect at the beginning of this month.  Mike Hanson, director of the state's Office of Traffic Safety, comes in to answer your questions on the "Hands-Free Law" and the "Left Lane Law".

Steve & Eric chat with new addition to the Twins, relief pitcher Sergio Romo.  Plus, Josh Whetzel gives us a Minor League update from Triple-A Rochester.

Steve & Eric break down where the Twins stand as they continue their weekend series with Kansas City.  Plus, our hosts get to know relief pitcher Ryne Harper.

Steve & Eric are back at Target Field ahead of Joe Nathan being inducted into the Twins Hall of Fame.  They catch up with Target Field's head groundkeeper Larry DiVito and team bench coach Derek Shelton.