In the second hour the guys talk all things Houston Rockets.

Charlie Pallilo opens up the show with some Astros talk and a preview of their schedule for the week. Charlie analyzes how the Astros not having prospects will hurt them in trying to acquire new talent. He also goes over Jose Altuve's and Carlos Correa's hitting slumps.

In the first hour of the show, Craig Koshkin sits in today and talks about last night's NBA Finals game, the upcoming college football season, basketball hall of fame and the Astros upcoming second half.

In the back half of the show, Craig talks about the Richard Sherman situation, The Olympics and the Sha'Carri Richardson situation, what the Texans should do with Watson and Reggie Bush making a docu-series.

Charlie Pallilo goes over the highlights in sports from last night. He goes on to talk about the Home Run Derby and this years All-Stars, Carlos Correa and Tillman Fertitta.

Charlie kicks off the second hour of the show talking about possible trades the Astros could make and Greg Popovich and Team USA. He goes on to talk about MLB All-Star Game history and boxing. 

In the first hour Charlie talks about the Astros series against the Yankees, the Astros remaining home schedule is a favorable one and the Bucks win game 3 of the NBA Finals.

In hour 2 Charlie talks about the Astros players opting out of the All-Star game, more on the Jose Altuve walkoff yesterday, Pablo Lopez of the Marlins, makes history becoming the first major league pitcher to strike out the first nine batters to start a game, Dustin Poirier beating Connor McGregor over the weekend and Italy winning the Euros. 

In the first hour of the CP Show, Charlie talked the Houston Astros plus the struggling New York Yankees. He also talked about the NBA Finals with Jeff Van Gundy interesting comments. In the final segment, Nick talked about what he expects from the upcoming McGregor vs. Poirier fight.

In the second hour, Charlie continues talks about the Astros and Yankees and also gives his expectations for the remainder of the NBA Finals.