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with it, and how the Brooklynettes got into this mess. We'll also talk

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sports goes from here and we'll assess the verbal sparring an occasional

tennis ball pegging between Nick Curios and Stefano Citzipas at Wimbledon.

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Few seconds of panic and wild and outside.

Hey, Stephen, there might be an opportunity to use some Greek this week.

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