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Will the Pirates make big moves ahead of the deadline? How they do against the Cubs and Diamondbacks could determine how aggressive they are. Also, Pitt Football coach Pat Narduzzi stops by.

Open Phone Friday.

The Pirates begin their biggest home stand of the last 8 years tonight when they take on the Cubs at 6:40. Mullsy thinks that the Pirates need to get something out of Ozuna, Triolo, or Davis when they play against the lefties.

Mark Kaboly joins the show for the next hour. Mark thinks that both Roman Wilson and Germie Bernard have a lot to prove in training camp this Summer. Mark says that nobody knows anything about Broderick Jones at this current moment, and that it is probably a lost cause because Troy Fautanu and Max Iheanachor are the team's tackles for the foreseeable future. More with Mark. Ben Roethlisberger said on his podcast the other day that the Steelers should cut Mason Rudolph. Mark thinks that the Steelers should roll with all four QBs, and maybe have one guy come up with a phantom injury that gets him put on the IR. Even more with Mark Kaboly. Mullsy quizzes Mark on a very tough trivia question from last year's Pirates season.

The Pirates' most likely player to be traded this deadline is Hunter Barco, according to Stephen Nesbitt. Mullsy thinks that Barco could potentially be of interest to the Padres, who are looking for league-ready starting pitching. Mullsy thinks that the Pirates are going to trade mid-level prospects for decent relievers. He is not expecting any blockbuster moves. Callers chime in and share their deadline mock trades that the Pirates should make. Donny Football Debrief with Charlie Borges. Tony Romo has been arrested on suspicion of DUI today. He also may now have the funniest mugshot of all time.

Donny Football Debrief with Charlie Borges. Tony Romo has been arrested on suspicion of DUI today. He also may now have the funniest mugshot of all time.

The Pirates' most likely player to be traded this deadline is Hunter Barco, according to Stephen Nesbitt. Mullsy thinks that Barco could potentially be of interest to the Padres, who are looking for league-ready starting pitching. Mullsy thinks that the Pirates are going to trade mid-level prospects for decent relievers. He is not expecting any blockbuster moves.

The Final Edition of Fair Game with Nick Farabaugh before Steelers Training Camp starts next week. What does Nick expect to see as Mike McCarthy prepares to take over for Mike Tomlin?

The Pirates are about to take on the Chicago Cubs at PNC Park in a massive series. The Pirates trail the Cubs in the division and the Wild Card races. If the Pirates can sweep, they will be in a much better spot than they are right now.

Ben Roethlisberger has spoken about the backup QB situation and is in line with Mullsy once again. Ben said it’s wiser to hold on to the 2 young guns that you don’t know about yet, Will Howard and Drew Allar. Obviously, Aaron Rodgers isn’t going anywhere, which leaves Mason Rudolph as the odd man out. Ben said he would cut Mason. Steelers reporter Ray Fittipaldo from the PG joined the show. Where does Ray come down on the QB2 battle as we approach training camp? Ray thinks Mike McCarthy could have Will Howard as prepared as Mason Rudolph entering the season, which would make Rudolph expendable. How much pressure is on Roman Wilson? Ray thinks there will be some on Dylan Cook, who is holding off Max Iheanachor for the starting right tackle spot. What is the future like for Broderick Jones, who may not even be healthy enough to play? The guys got Ray’s feeling of the Steelers continuing their training camp at St. Vincent College after all of these years. Total Request Thursday.