WCCO 9-Noon

What is Kris Atteberry after the Twins fell to the Yankees last night after 5 hours and 10 innings? Cory and Kris talked about it and plenty about the trade deadline which is just one week away.

Cory begins with the Twins, Adrian Peterson and Robert Mueller in the Top 3. We have plenty of Twins talk after that as well, including an interview with Kris Atteberry before getting back into Adrian Peterson's financial woes.

What do you think of the law in New York banning cat declawing? Cory shares some thoughts on that and gets emotional while remembering his former cat Grover Cleveland that he picked up while living and working in Rochester, New York.

You may have heard about the BRCA gene mutation related to cancer with women. But what is the connection between BRCA and prostate cancer in men? Cory dives into that with Dr. Arpit Rao from the U of M.

New York has banned cat declawing and that leads Cory into an emotional story about the cat he got while working in Rochester, NY. Later, a surprising number of people said they would give up 6 months of their lives to see a Vikings Super Bowl. Would you give up a full year?

We carry press conferences from Vikings Coach Mike Zimmer and GM Rick Spielman live from Vikings training camp before some movie talk, including a look back at Drop Dead Gorgeous as it turns 20 years old.

Cory starts off with Today's Top 3 before some talk about outrage on the internet and social media about some plates sold by Macy's. Later, Cory talks about the BRCA gene and connection to cancers in both men and women.

Cory has a bold prediction for the 2019 Vikings season and what he would give up for just one Vikings Super Bowl win. Later, Henry Lake joins with his thoughts on the Vikings and Twins.

Cory has a bold prediction for the 2019 Vikings season...and it's not great. Also, what would you give up for a Vikings Super Bowl win? Cory's answer has people saying he's nuts.

Do you wish you were better prepared to handle the stressful situations in life? Cory speaks with Andrew Wittman, the creator of a new set of apps meant to help you with that.