With training camp opening this week, we did our Eagels season preview breaking down the roster and the storylines as players report with NJ.com Beat Writer Chris Franklin.

Coming off the All-Star break, we look back at the game, the HR derby, the Phillies hot first half to start the season and what will happen for the 2nd half.

We open the show talking about the situation with Mike Gundy and his comments after a player got a DUI. Then we talked some Phillies baseball before being joined by reporter Chris Clarey from the All England Club to break down Wimbledon as we head to the finals this weekend.

We had an in-depth discussion with 1986 World Series Champion Mookie Wilson starting with his post-playing days in the BBQ business with his family, before going back through is baseball journey and diving into the special relationship he developed with Bill Bucker. That and we talked some Phillies, Sixers and more

We talked about what the Sixers did in the draft this week, what will they do in free agency and what are they doing as a team with Inquirer writer Keith Pompey. Then we talked a little hockey, some Phillies and more.

We're going down on the farm to talk prospects and where things stand in terms of assets or reinforcements for the big squad with Tom Housenick of the Morning Call. Then we'll talk some hockey, ratings, basketball and controversy in sports.

We were joined by Hall Of Fame Coach Dick Vermeil to talk some wine, charity, cars, and football including his thoughts on the Eagles this offseason and Merril Reese getting his call to the Hall. Then we were joined by award-winning writer and author Dan Schlossberg to take a deep dive into the state of baseball from gambling, to new rules, pitching, and more.

We started the show talking basketball with the NBA Finals getting underway. Then Doug Glanville joined us from across the pond to discuss his experience in London for the MLB series and the significance of baseball in different countries. He also talked about the Phillies' success and their dominant pitching rotation before we shifted the conversation to the merger of statistics from the Negro leagues and the importance of recognizing the history and contributions of black players. Glanville emphasized the value of embracing and integrating this history into the current game and he addressed the concerns about merging statistics and highlights the significance of acknowledging the humanity and impact of these players.