Harris starts the third hour by talking about possible Kevin Durant trades. Where will he end up next season, what can Phoenix get for him, he answers all of those questions. Harris also goes into the extent of the Tyrese Haliburton injury, is it over for the Pacers? Jeffry gives his thoughts. And Jeffry and Harris talk about Jalen Williams’s unprecedented rise, from a 6’0” senior at the Valley’s Perry High School to potential NBA champion.

It’s a dream hour for baseball fans! As Jeffry kicks off the second hour by talking about yet another bad MLB umpire call, Randy vouches for Jeffry’s claim as the 2 talk about ways bad umpiring can be fixed in baseball. Jeffry gives some insightful Shoeless Joe Jackson stories and Randy takes us through today’s game with the Diamondbacks and Bluejays.

On the first hour of today’s edition of The Daily Blender, Harris gives his thoughts on his first ever Costco trip, even calling it a “life-changing experience.” This causes Jeffry to give his opinion on Costco. Jeffry and Randy then argue with Harris over his opinion on the Rafael Devers trade, were the Red Sox in the right with trading him?! The 3 guys answer that question.

Randy starts the third hour by asking an interesting question, why is Shohei Ohtani allowed to hit after he’s taken out as a pitcher? Wouldn’t he not be able to hit if he was taken out as a pitcher. Harris has the answer. The baseball talk continues as Randy gives some insight on why baseballs traveling at a lesser distance and Harris goes into how much banning shifts has changed baseball.

The golf conversation continues, as the 3 guys talk about JJ Spaun’s improbable victory at Oakmont! Jeffry also goes into why he hates doing morning shows, causing Randy and Harris to disagree.

It’s National Fudge Day and Jeffry starts the show by talking about his Father’s Day gifts. The 3 guys also debate if golf should be considered a sport, causing an uproar from the fourth dimension.

After an hour of mostly bickering, Jeffry provides his usual comic relief by talking about how good of a thumb wrestler he was! Harris confesses his one weakness, and Ralph reminisces on Elvis Presley's death.

Jeffry, Harris and Ralph spend hour 2 talking about the G.O.A.T. debate...incited by the fourth dimension...between Michael Jordan and LeBron James, with Harris releasing his inner Stephen A. Smith in the process. Ralph gives an explanation of why the WNBA's ratings are plummeting without Caitlyn Clark.