Gallo opens his show saying this Yankees team is different and thinks they will be just fine. 

SHOW OPEN: Pete thinks the Yankees are being exposed and are showing that they're a soft team.

Pete Hoffman is joined by PFL Women's Flyweight Liz Carmouche. The two talk about her legendary career. From being the first ever UFC Women's fight as she took on Ronda Rousey at UFC 159, being champion in Bellator, and now looking to cash in on the one million dollar prize in the PFL.

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From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): In this world of great stories of MLB players finally finding their path to success, Luke Weaver is one of the better tales this season. The Yankees reliever sits down with Rob Bradford to reflect on his path, which has gone from first-round pick to bouncing from the Cardinals, to the Diamondbacks, to the Royals, to the Reds, to the Mariners before finally landing in New York. And it has been this season with the Yanks where Weaver has become one of the more reliable relief pitchers in the game.

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From 'NYYST' (subscribe here): The only time to worry about the Yankees will be after the trade deadline passes and no significant moves were made. They are just a few key pieces away from being World Series ready. Enjoy this clip from episode 398 of the NYYST Podcast.

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From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): It's getting to be that time, where we can legitimately start discussing the dynamics of the MLB trade deadline. There is no better person to sit down and talk about the topic with than friend of the podcast ESPN's Buster Olney. Buster and Rob Bradford go through the early stages of the deadline talk, dissecting which clubs will be the most aggressive and what players are going to be the most talked about. We also give you Bradfo's quick catch-up with national champion coach Dan Hurley, who offers one of the quotes of the year. It's a great way to start your week.

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Mark Cannizzaro from the New York Post joins Lori from Pinehurst to discuss Bryson DeChambeau's win at the US Open and the collapse from Rory McIlroy that helped make it possible.

Newsday's Erik Boland joins Lori to recap a rough weekend for the Yankees up in Fenway and preview their big upcoming series against the Orioles.

Show Open: A losing series in June can seem like it's not a big deal. Maybe we all need to "R-E-L-A-X", but Lori says the Yankees were exposed over the weekend in Boston. Lori explains that opponents may look to take advantage of this as the season progresses, and can be detrimental in the postseason.

Steve opens up his Sunday afternoon show by wondering where in the world is Aaron Rodgers?