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Gordo and Sammy are joined by Red Sox flame-throwing Tyron Guerrero for a wide-ranging conversation including his long journey back to the big leagues and what it feels like to be a part of the historic run the Sox are on.

It was a wild trade deadline day for Gordo, Sammy, and Pat as they react to the biggest deal for the Red Sox in acquiring Orioles All-Star catcher Adley Rutschman. Was it too big of a price to pay Baltimore? Then, another big move was trading away Marcelo Mayer to the Giants ending a wild calendar year for the shortstop. And, despite saying they were needs, the Sox did not trade for a shortstop or add depth to the starting pitching.

Gordo, Sammy, and Pat are thrilled with how the final weekend before the trade deadline went with the Red Sox sweeping the Dodgers in LA. How dominant were the Sox over the two-time defending champs and what are the feelings now leading up to the deadline? Then, its now 24 hours from said deadline and the how big the needs are in the bullpen and behind the plate have changed. And, names like Zach Neto and Adley Rutschman are getting louder with the championship window the Sox are now in.

Gordo, Sammy, and Pat bring you the Red Sox trade deadline special where they look at the names linked to the Sox and if that's a deal they should make. How would Otto Lopez fit in Boston if the Sox acquired him from the Marlins? Then, Zach Neto was the first name mentioned with the Sox and he certainly has his flaws along with the power in his bat. And, the market is very thin at catcher so Boston may have to pay a big price if they want to upgrade there.

The guys decide to let producer Joe Braverman propose a Who Says No trade for maybe the biggest name out on the entire trade market. Would the Red Sox and Rockies agree to a deal that sends catcher Hunter Goodman to Boston for Connor Wong, Kyson Witherspoon, Henry Godbout, and Hayden Mullins or should that package be modified?

Gordo, Sammy, and Pat react to not just another series win for the Red Sox over the Blue Jays, but the first big move of trade deadline season with the acquisition of Curtis Mead for Connelly Early. How do the feelings of the deal compare now to when it was first announced late Saturday? Then, Mead will be playing out of position with Caleb Durbin at third base, but the Sox will have to sacrifice some defense anyway. And, the next areas of focus before next Monday's deadline.

The winning streak for the Red Sox may have ended at a franchise-tying 15, but Gordo, Sammy, and Pat are all smiles for how Boston turned their season around. How should everyone be feeling now that the Sox have lost a game and is there any drop-off to be expected? Also, Chad Tracy should be showered with praise for galvanizing this group the way he has to keep the season alive. And, we're still not quite sure what Brayan Bello's role will be, but he should still be seen as an effective piece of the puzzle.

Now that the Red Sox are firmly in a buying stance, Gordo has a Who Says No deal to present to Sammy to get the superstar Boston has been looking for. Would the Sox and New York Mets agree to a trade to send Francisco Lindor to Boston for Trevor Story, Kyson Witherspoon, and Marcus Phillips?

Gordo and Sammy can't help but be hyped as the Red Sox make it 13 straight wins following a four-game sweep over the Rays. Now that they're back to and over .500, is it time to get fully emotionally invested without turning back? Then, its hard to expect this win streak to last forever, but the Sox continuing to hit the ball well enough is on the table. And, its time to start looking at trade targets now that buying is a firm option for the trade deadline.

Sammy gives a Who Says No proposal to Gordo and Pat where he rights the wrong of the Rafael Devers trade. Would the Red Sox and Giants agree to return Devers back to Boston in exchange for Masataka Yoshida, Jake Bennett, and prospect Miguel Bleis?