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Time for a favorite segment. Dope or Nope, the LA Chargers unveiled their new uniforms yesterday. The cool ones were in the Navy. These ones are all yellow. Yellow on yellow. They called them gold. They put it on Instagram. So I must ask the table. Dope or nope? Damien, what are your thoughts? That's hurting my eyes looking at it. Not a fair. And I'm disappointed in Charlotte because everything they do is so dope, but I'm not feeling this one right here.

It's too much, too extreme.

I got to go dope.

It's Justin Herbert.

Anything he wears.

The Justin Herbert bandwagon, I tell you.

A little too Savannah bananas for me.

Savannah bananas.

Yeah, for NFL. But yeah, I don't know.

Yeah, what's the Steve Bischemi, Mr. Deeds? Like, hey, kids, that's why I feel like we're saying dope or nope, right? We welcome you to another hour of Get Up. I am Peter Schroger. I'm in for Greenie. We've got a football-filled show today. We're having a blast. But first, we begin with the game of the night, which was the Major League Baseball All-Star game.

Tremendous one that came out with a strange

outcome at the end. That was actually pretty cool. But we start with this one. Two stars

in the league, Skeens and Judge. Aaron Judge, ground ball up the middle. He's out. Paul Skeens

would throw one inning, give him no hits, no earn runs,

and had two strikeouts. The other star of the league might be up right here, and that's

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