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Good morning, and it is time to get up with the Steelers. Did Monday's moves change the way we look at Pittsburgh?

And is the future of T.J. Watt now in question.

Meanwhile, the Lakers were quiet on Monday, and that spoke volumes.

Could LeBron's time in L.A. come to an end sooner than you think?

Plus is Arch Manning poised to lead Texas to heights they haven't seen in decades.

Get Up! Start right now!

Welcome to Get Up on this Tuesday.

I am Dan Graziano.

In from Mike Greenberg, joined in studio by Damien Woody and Tim Bondtems.

We have plenty of football and basketball for you today.

And look at the rest of the squad. We have joining us. Brian Windhorst and Bobby Marks to talk to hoops.

Jeremy Fowler and E.J. Manuel to talk some NFL. We start things off.

Though with baseball and a wake-up call, courtesy of the greatest power hitter in the world right now, Cal Raleigh.

Swung on at Drive, center field, his belt back, he's at the track, he's looking up, makes a jump, it's over his glove, it is gone!

Cal Raleigh has done it again.

Another home run. Number 33 is in the seats.

I tried you, huh? Yeah, so that was Raleigh's first home run in a week, but it put a caper on one of the best first halves of a season we've ever seen

from a power perspective.

His 33 home runs are tied for the third most through June in Major League Baseball history.

Only Barry Bonds in 2001 and Mark McGuire in 1998 hit more entering July.

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