Daniel's got the latest on Brandon Aiyuk's trade demands and major NBA signings in a riveting 'SportsBuilding' update. Then, it's time for discussion on Team USA ahead of the Gold Medal game against France. And finally, it's time to close out the show with a top 18 (minus two) countdown of the 'Winners of the Week' featuring baseball pitchers, Olympians, and a huge victory in the sports world.

Bagman shares what he considers very important warning signs of a possible Dodgers collapse in October

Daniel is back with the news of the week in the 'Sportsbuilding Update' including an NFL rules debut, an NBA retirement, and the biggest moves of the MLB trade deadline.

In the big story of the week, Daniel explains why the L.A. Angels shouldn't have traded their players at the deadline.

And the 'Winners of the Week' list includes several baseball players, and the best from the U.S.'s week at the Olympics.

Bagman starts off with some kind words for Freddie Freeman, a lesson on why sports aren't the biggest thing in the world, and closes with a rant aimed at the Angels' trade deadline activity.

It's a week of sports so big that 19 minutes might not be long enough.

It's a show filled with info on no-hitters, angry letters, and motorsports drama as Daniel counts down the 'Winners of the Week."

Bagman has to respond to ESPN and SEC Network personality Paul Finebaum's accusations that Lincoln Riley has done a terrible job at USC, and is about to get fired.

It's July in sports, so why not some list radio? Daniel's back with a list of the best and worst All-Star Games in sports, and another edition of the 'Winners of the Week.'

Bagman once again says the Dodgers need to win every available competition this year (and even win one that doesn't exist), and explains why it's best for the Clippers to blow the whole thing up.

Daniel spends the first 19-minutes of the new show congratulating the summer's sports champions, counting down the winners of the week, and sharing a very serious list of coaching candidates he'd like to see take over as the U.S. Men's National Soccer team boss.

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Bagman is not happy with the L.A. Kings, the Dodgers' form, and especially whatever the Purple Team has been doing this offseason.