June 27, 2026 Hour 1

July 11, 2026 Hour 2

Heading to the All-star break, Brian & Dave hand out letter grades to "pertinent" Minnesota Twins. "Five Guys in July" is in its 2nd week, and this week honors Jason Young, who joins Jay Hagen as in-studio guests. The show closes with CSS Women's Soccer Coach Dave Reyelts and his blanket coverage as the World Cup continues --- without Team USA.

July 11, 2026 Hour 1

In honor of the Twins' "players only" broadcasts this week, Brian & Dave pick four players who they would like to hear broadcast games for the Twins, Vikings, Wild, and Wolves. Dave Hoops is back in Costa Rica, and loves Buy or Sell, but what about this version? Brian, Dave, and Dave discuss which players got them "bought in" to watching a particular sport, and who they just couldn't watch. The hour ends with the usual rendition of "Buy or Sell."

July 4, 2026 Hour 2

St. Scholastica Women's Soccer Coach Dave Reyelts continues his role as our "World Cup Insider" and spreads his enthusiasm into the knockout round. Jay Hagen debuts this year's "Five Guys in July" segment, with former Greyhound Ricky Lyle starting up the month-long feature. Brian & Dave take a close look at NHL and NBA free agency to close the show -- is LeBron to Minnesota a real possibility?

July 4, 2026 Hour 1

In honor of America's 250th Birthday, Brian & Dave examine the meaning of "America's Team." Is it still the Cowboys? They choose four each for the NFL, MLB, NBA, and NHL. Dave Hoops is also celebrating HIS birthday and debates the greatest American-born current athlete in each of the four major sports. The first hour concludes with the latest edition of "Buy or Sell."

June 27, 2026 Hour 2

Former Greyhound, Gopher, and draft pick of the Minnesota Timberwolves, Rick Rickert recaps his own draft night, and tries to make sense of one of the busiest weeks in Wolves history. Hermantown and CSS legend Topher Davis breaks NHL Draft news and examines the halfway point of the Major League Baseball season. The show concludes with Dave Reyelts of CSS Women's Soccer continuing to analyze the U.S. Men's Team's chances at the World Cup.