Charlie starts off the second hour looking at Osunas collapse in the ALCS last night, and then talked about the NBA openers. After, Charlie discussed the “pine tar” situation in baseball and whether that materially affects the series. Charlie is joined today by Buster Olney and Carols Pena.

To begin the hour, Charlie gives a game three preview for tonight’s ALCS; will the series go back to back to Boston? He expands on that and talks about if Dallas Keuchel can get over his first inning struggles. On Sunday, it was alleged that red sox pitcher Matt Barnes used pine tar; Charlie talks to Red Sox Beat writer Jason Mastrodonato about if he believes using pine tar has helped the Red Sox after their victory in game two.

On the second hour, Charlie continues to talk about the Houston Astros in their pursuit of back to back championships, he also gives a recap of last night’s Green Bay-San Francisco game; Is Aaron Rodgers the most talented QB of all time? Charlie talks about that and last night’s NCLS game three featuring the Brewers and the Dodgers

Charlie Pallilo starts the show highlighting the Texans win and Astros being not so invincible. He discusses the game 3 starters of the AL Championship series. He talks a little NCAA football playoff chase. Charlie goes into the duties with media and team work outs. Charlie points out that Lance McCullers pitched back to back days for the first time, then transitions to Rondon’s pitching experience. Bregman needs to be a hitter when given the strike down the middle and need some protection behind him as to not walk him. A caller asks about the foreign substances on Boston’s relievers. Charlie talks about the Texans reaching .500 status at 3-3 and it being a slight accomplishment with a below average offensive line they are risking really getting Watson more hurt than he already is. Charlie reports that Watson and Keenan only two QBs to throw interceptions every game.

Charlie starts the final hour with the NL Championship series between the Dodgers and Brewers. Charlie talks the conundrum that is TV programming with all the Championship series and Rockets starting this week. Charlie asks the question who will step up in the Astros lineup and transitions the starting pitchers for games 3-4\. Charlie starts the segment with a 3 way tie for first place in the AFC South. The offense was bad but the defense and special teams save the day. He points out Clowney’s stupid repetitive penalties. Charlie delves into the rest of the NFL weekend. Charlie plays clips of the Texans coach O’Brien and QB Watson. Charlie end the hour with the most memorable home runs in postseason MLB baseball and transitions to the Astros 5 most important home runs in their short postseason history.

Charlie starts the first hour with the Texans vs. Bills and he transitions into the event of the season the Houston Astros vs. Red Sox in the AL Championship Series. Boston’s WBZ sports anchor Dan Roach joins the show. Charlie ends the hour with some NFL and Thursday Night Football talk.

Charlie starts the final hour with changes to the Astros’ postseason roster. Charlie talks about the health of Carlos Correa. Buffalo broadcaster Paul Peck dives into the NFL Bills team and their chances against the Texans.

Charlie starts the first hour of the show out of the studio at the Bad Pants Open in Kingwood, and talks a little bit about the tournament itself. Charlie goes on to talk about Thursday night football, analyzes a bit of college football, and at the halfway point is joined by Redsox beat writer Rob Bradford to talk about the upcoming ALCS. Then to wrap things up Charlie takes a look at some of the upcoming NFL matchups and touches on the Texans/Bills game and its ramifications.

In the second hour of the show Charlie is joined by CFB expert Phil Steele as the two talk about the upcoming college football matchups. Then Charlie has the Sudeth family on to talk about their experience with Texas Children’s hospital. To round out the hour Charlie looks at the upcoming Astros ALCS matchup.

Charlie is joined by Phil Steele to talk about the upcoming college football matchups.