The main conversation from Hour 1 carries over as reactions to the discussion about the Dejounte Murray Instagram comments come in on social media and on the phones. On Monday night, Juan Soto won the 2022 Home Run Derby, potentially upping his value on the trade market after he declined another offer from the Washington Nationals. The talk about the financials, however, has Calvin wondering - if that is the value for Soto, what’s the starting figure for Shohei Ohtani. Closing out the final hour until Friday, the guys discuss a number of NFL headlines.

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It is a packed show before the guys take a couple of days off, and there’s a lot buzzing in the city to get to. Burying the lead a touch, the show starts off with updates from the Big 12 Media Days, where reports are that merger talks between the Big 12 and the PAC 12 to compete with the SEC and Big 10 have come to a pause. Also coming out of Dallas, “horns down” is getting attention again as some may have thought Texas’ decision to leave the conference would loosen the rule a bit. In the second segment, Calvin gets to the thing on everyone’s mind - Dejounte Murray’s latest comments against fans on Instagram.

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Continuing with the NFL discussion from the end of Hour 1, Leonard Fournette is trending for the wrong reasons today, as reports about his weight are circulating. “Playoff Lenny” has been said to be 30 pounds heavier than his listed weight of 230 pounds, which Calvin has a problem with Fournette not taking the craft seriously. Stepping back to the NBA, especially in San Antonio, the guys discuss Keldon Johnson’s new contract and Jeremy Sochan’s controversial gaffe regarding Russell Westbrook.

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The 2022 NBA Summer League concluded this weekend, capped off by the San Antonio Spurs collecting a win (finally) and the Portland Trail Blazers winning the whole thing. Stemming from the updates, Calvin gives his thoughts on the summer showcase. The British Open also concluded this weekend, with Cam Smith taking first place with a -20 score. He wasn’t the only one with an extremely low score, causing Calvin to wonder about the lack of difficulty at St. Andrews. Closing out the hour, rookies for the Buffalo Bills and the Las Vegas Raiders reported to training camp today. Football is finally here.

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Adam Silver has made many statements at the 2022 NBA Summer League in Las Vegas, but his latest one caught Calvin’s attention. Silver told the media the other day that he has an interest in lowering the NBA age limit back down to 18 years old, allowing players to go to the NBA directly from high school. The timing is interesting, as this happens to be the summer before Bronny James’ senior year in high school, and the day when he plays in the NBA with his father, LeBron James is looking more likely. In the NFL, Tyreek Hill continues to throw shade at his old team, while setting a high bar for his new one. Are his latest remarks comparing the current Miami Dolphins to the championship roster of the Kansas City Chiefs a few years ago really that far-fetched though?

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The 150th British Open is underway at St. Andrews Golf Course, but both Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson have already been cut before the weekend. Does Tiger have another run in him at a championship? In the NBA, the Phoenix Suns seemingly changed their offseason approach when they matched yesterday’s offer sheet from the Indiana Pacers to Deandre Ayton. Now the former top pick is stuck in Arizona until at least January, playing a major role on the current state of the NBA market.

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Continuing the quarterback talk from Hour 1, CBS Sports released their list of five teams that current San Francisco 49ers QB Jimmy Garoppolo would fit on. Calvin breaks down the selections, stating the problems that he has with each proposed team. It is British Open week, and Tiger Woods is in the field to play at the tournament he has won twice. When asked by the media about the Tour LIV, he had quite some statements on the matter.

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The ongoing PR battle between the PGA and the Tour LIV has reached new heights, climbing all the way to the United States Department of Justice. Currently under investigation for potential antitrust violations, the PGA is the one on the defense and Calvin smells something fishy with the Saudi relationship. In the NFL, the Carolina Panthers introduced Baker Mayfield as a quarterback on the roster, but aren’t handing him the position of starter. What does this mean for the number first overall selection, and could it be his last chance?

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Carrying over from Hour 1, the discussion on the Zach Wilson situation takes a bit of a turn as the guys look at the optics and timing given the Deshaun Watson legal case. Late in the show, reports come in that state longtime San Antonio Spurs assistant coach Chip Engelland will be leaving the team after his contract, whenever that is. What does that say for the current and future state of the franchise?

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The NBA Summer League is in full swing, and the San Antonio Spurs are showing some growth, as is Golden State’s James Wiseman. On the Kevin Durant front, things are slowing down as the Brooklyn Nets are keeping their asking price high. In Portland, Damian Lillard signed a two-year extension with the Trail Blazers, and Calvin still can’t understand why. After talking a bit of baseball, the guys get into the real conversation on everyone’s minds - New York Jets quarterback Zach Wilson and his “relations” with a friend of his mother.

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