Paulie and Tony discuss the "big" secret that might be helping Seattle Mariners slugger Cal Raleigh hit all those home runs, and what the Philadelphia Phillies MUST learn from him. Plus, they SOLVE all the controversies surrounding the MLB All-Star Game. Also, they react to a TERRIBLE list of NFL QBs that is RUDE to Eagles QB Jalen Hurts, and address the whole Patrick Mahomes "fat" story. Then they respond to FOOLISH blowback from last week's show.

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On today’s episode, Jason discusses whether the hype train surrounding Texas quarterback Arch Manning has already gone off the rails, why guys like Deion Sanders and Nick Saban are so outwardly in favor of NIL reform, why it's absolutely fair to criticize Caitlin Clark for her season-long shooting slump (even if she is dealing with a lingering groin injury), and the chances that Team USA Basketball doesn't bring home the gold at the 2028 Olympic games.

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Chris Plank and Arnie Spanier open the show with an update on the countdown to football season... we're in the home stretch! Then they move into all the latest drama between LeBron James and Lakers... were they wrong not to let him know about the sale of the team to Mark Walter? Will he even play for LA next season, or might he be bought out or traded? The guys also react to the Mavericks' decision to shut down Cooper Flagg for the remainer of Summer League after just two games. Arnie thinks Flagg is the future face of the league... is he crazy? Plus, Deion Sanders thinks there should be a salary cap in College Football... is he right?

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