Score Evenings: Recent Episodes
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Ramie Makhlouf opened his show by discussing how the Brewers have overtaken the Cubs for first place in the NL Central. Later, he shared his goals for the Bears in this upcoming season.
In the second hour, Ramie Makhlouf welcomed on Marquee Sports Network reporter Scott Bair to discuss the latest Bears storylines after their first practice Wednesday. Later, Makhlouf asked listeners what they believe the Cubs' biggest need is as the trade deadline looms.
In the final hour, Ramie Makhlouf was joined by Sahadev Sharma of The Athletic to discuss the Cubs' needs as the trade deadline looms. Later, Makhlouf listened and reacted to Bears head coach Ben Johnson's press conference from Tuesday.
Chuck Swirsky welcomed on Score teammate Cody Westerlund and then Sun-Times writer Joe Cowley to discuss the Bulls' selection of French forward Noa Essengue at No. 12 overall in the NBA Draft.
Chuck Swirsky reacted to the Bulls' selection of French forward Noa Essengue at No. 12 overall in the NBA Draft and welcomed on Audacy NBA insider Nick Friedell to discuss the activity across the league.
Ramie Makhlouf opened his show by discussing the Cubs' outlook. In his mind, they still need more even after the acquisition of star outfielder Kyle Tucker in the offseason. Makhlouf also discussed the viewing experience regarding the Cubs' trip to Japan, which resulted in an 0-2 start. Later, he shared his reasoning for why the Bears should select Boise State running back Ashton Jeanty if he's available at No. 10 overall in the NFL Draft.
In the second hour, Ramie Makhlouf was joined by Bulls Radio play-by-play announcer Chuck Swirsky to discuss the team's win against the Kings on Thursday. After that, Makhlouf listened to draft experts and analysts share why the Bears should select Boise State running back Ashton Jeanty at No. 10 overall in the NFL Draft if he's available. Later, he pondered if the Vikings would be a contender if they sign veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
In the final hour, Ramie Makhlouf was joined by Bob Nightengale of USA Today to discuss the Cubs' outlook for the 2025 season and the latest MLB storylines. After that, Makhlouf explained how Bears ownership ranks among the worst in the NFL.
Trysta Krick opened her show by discussing the dysfunctional Bears' recent coaching change and the vacancy they'll need to fill this offseason. Later, Nicholas Moreano of CHGO joined the show to discuss the Bears' recent firing of head coach Matt Eberflus and what lies ahead for the organization.
In the final hour, Trysta Krick was joined by PFF analyst Trevor Sikkema to discuss the Bears' coaching vacancy. How good of a job is it? Later, Krick opened up the phone lines to fiery callers who shared their distrust with the Bears.
Ramie Makhlouf opened his show by pondering whether Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams is developing or regressing. Zack Pearson from 247 Sports and BearReport.com joined the show to discuss the Bears' recent struggles. Later, Makhlouf took a look back at the Bears' offseason moves and discussed how they're working out.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Andy Martinez of the Marquee Sports Network to discuss what he wants to see out of the Cubs in the final weeks of the 2024 season.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Cynthia Frelund of the NFL Network to discuss the potential of this Bears defense.
In the first hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Score football expert Hub Arkush to break down the Bears' 24-17 win over the Titans on Sunday. Later, Ramirez took a look ahead to the Bears-Texans matchup.
In the final hour, Chris Rongey was joined by Ryan McGuffey of NBC Sports Chicago to discuss the White Sox's miserable season. After that, Rongey took an interesting question from a caller regarding Bears rookie receiver Rome Odunze's role in the team's offense. Later, Rongey listened and reacted to former NFL quarterback Shaun King's criticism of Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams in his interview on the Bernstein & Holmes Show earlier in the day.
In the second hour, Chris Rongey was joined by Score reporter/host Mark Grote to preview the Bears-Chiefs matchup in their preseason finale Thursday evening. After that, Tony Andracki of the Marquee Sports Network joined the show to discuss whether the Cubs can finally make the run we've all been waiting for.
Chris Rongey opened his show by discussing how the Bears may have found their long-awaited franchise quarterback in Caleb Williams. After that, Patrick Finley of the Sun-Times joined the show to discuss the latest Bears storylines, including backup quarterback Tyson Bagent's confident mindset.
In the first hour of Score Evenings, Chris Rongey recaps the Cubs walk-off win over the Blue Jays and mildly complains about balks and umpires (I said mildly). Later, old buddy and fellow Illinois State Hall of Fame alum Mark Grote calls in to talk Bears and catch up with Chris - remember when they were going to be roommates?
In the second hour of Score Evenings, Chris Rongey recaps a bizarre 9th inning between the Cubs and Blue Jays with Meghan Montemurro of the Chicago Tribune. Later, Jeremy Rauch of Fox 19 in Cincinnati shares his thoughts on Caleb Williams and the Bears after watching their joint practice with the Bengals.
In the final hour Chris Rongey previews the Bears lone preseason game at Soldier Field with Herb Howard as the Cincinnati Bengals are in town. Later, Chris replays a portion of Cubs General Manager Carter Hawkins interview with Laurence Holmes and Leila Rahimi.
In the final hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Ryan McGuffey of NBC Sports Chicago to discuss the White Sox's firing of manager Pedro Grifol. After that, Herron listened to White Sox general manager Chris Getz's most notable comments regarding Grifol's dismissal. Later, he shared a part of the first episode of "Hard Knocks" that he loved.
Anthony Herron opened his show by detailing how the vibe from Bears camp is different from others that he has witnessed. After that, Patrick Finley of the Sun-Times joined the show to discuss the latest Bears storylines.
In the first hour of the show Anthony Herron talks Bears after their win in the first preseason game of the year in Canton, Ohio. Patrick Finley of the Chicago Sun Times joined the program to discuss.
In the 2nd hour, Anthony switches gears to talking Cubs Baseball with Tony Andracki of The Marquee Sports Network who discusses the team's success as of late and whether or not it's a mirage. Later, hear from former Bears defensive tackle Steve McMichael's wife Misty who says that having her husband go into the hall is giving her more time with him.
In the final hour of the show Anthony Herron reacts to some of the comments that former Bears' Devin Hester and Julius Peppers made with Mully & Haugh in Canton earlier today. Anthony discusses where Julius Pepper measures up to some other the great athletes in sports.
Anthony Herron reacts to the Bears shortened win of their first preseason game and shares the specifics of what he liked he saw.
Anthony Herron continues to react to the Bears shortened win to their first preseason game of the season. He listens back and reacts to Eberflus postgame, Poles and Warren interview on the TV broadcast and much more.
Ramie Makhlouf opened his show by breaking down the Cubs' 3-2 loss to the Brewers on Wednesday afternoon at Wrigley Field. He also detailed why the Cubs shouldn't make a move at the trade deadline. Later, Matthew Trueblood of North Side Baseball joined the show to discuss the Cubs' woes as they sit in last place in the NL Central.
In the second hour, Ramie Makhlouf was joined by ESPN analyst Herm Edwards to discuss the Bears' high expectations, head coach Matt Eberflus' defense and more. Later, Makhlouf pondered whether the big spotlight on Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams will take pressure off the rest of the team.
In the final hour, Ramie Makhlouf was joined by Aaron Leming of the Bear Report and Windy City Gridiron to discuss how Bears quarterback Caleb Williams will handle his rookie season and to share his expectations for the team. Later, Infinity Sports Network host Bart Winkler joined the show to discuss the Brewers' series win over the Cubs and to preview the NFC North race in 2024. How will the rival Bears and Packers fare?
A longtime friend of 670 The Score, Chris Rongey opened his Score Evenings show by discussing the excitement surrounding the start of Bears training camp. After that, Sahadev Sharma of The Athletic joined the show to discuss the state of the Cubs as the trade deadline looms on July 30. Later, Rongey took calls from Score listeners who weighed in on what success would look like for the Bears this season.
In the second hour, Chris Rongey was joined by Score teammate Mark Grote to preview the start of Bears training camp. After that, Rongey got a chuckle out of an acronym that Missouri head coach Eli Drinkwitz used. Later, Rongey took calls from Score listeners who shared their opinions on whether the Bears can leap the Lions and the Packers in the NFC North standings.
In the final hour, Chris Rongey was joined by Iowa Cubs broadcaster Alex Cohen to discuss his experience filling in for Marquee Sports Network play-by-play announcer Boog Sciambi recently. Cohen also discussed the state of the Cubs' farm system. After that, Rongey got romantic about Chicago sports and the city. Later, Eric Edholm of NFL.com joined the show to discuss the latest Bears and NFL storylines.
Gabe Ramirez talks with Marshall Harris as the 2nd half of the MLB season fast approaches for the Cubs & White Sox, Gabe discusses which current Sox players could start on the Cubs, and shouts out someone who scored for the Chicago Fire.
Gabe Ramirez talks with Trey Wingo about the Bears expectations in the 2024 season, he talks about how much he wants to watch Olympic basketball compared to other games, an has a new date night idea.
Gabe Ramirez talks about Bears QB Caleb Williams finally signing his rookie contract, he also asks Josh Schrock about that and Bears training camp starting up, and recaps the MLB All Star game.
Anthony Herron opened his show by previewing the start of Bears training camp, as rookies are set to report Tuesday and veterans arrive Friday. After that, Patrick Finley of the Sun-Times joined the show to discuss why Bears quarterback Caleb Williams hasn't signed his rookie contract yet. Later, Herron pondered who's the best quarterback the Bears will face this upcoming season.
In the second hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Herb Howard of The Bigs to discuss the biggest Bears storylines entering training camp and why quarterback Caleb Williams hasn't signed his rookie contract yet. Later, Cassie Carlson of Fox 32 joined the show to discuss the Bears and Cubs.
In the final hour, Anthony Herron was joined by ESPN writer Adam Rittenberg to preview the college football season and to discuss the biggest storylines in the Big Ten. Later, Herron reacted to the breaking news that polarizing host Skip Bayless will be leaving his show at Fox Sports 1.
Chris Rongey opened his show by discussing the Cubs' 5-1 win against the Angels on Friday and by pondering how the club should approach the MLB trade deadline, which looms July 30. Later, ESPN insider Kiley McDaniel joined the show to preview the trade deadline.
In the second hour, Chris Rongey was joined by Marquee Sports Network reporter Tony Andracki to break down the Cubs' 5-1 win against the Angels on Friday afternoon at Wrigley Field. Later, Score teammate Mark Grote joined the show to discuss the latest Bears storylines as the start of training camp looms in a couple weeks.
In the final hour, Chris Rongey was joined by Score teammate Cody Westerlund to discuss forward DeMar DeRozan's future as he remains a free agent. Could the Bulls sign-and-trade him to the Kings? Later, old friend and current television play-by-play broadcaster Wayne Randazzo joined the show to discuss the Cubs' 5-1 win against the Angels on Friday afternoon at Wrigley Field.
Anthony Herron opened his show by breaking down the Cubs' 5-1 win against the Angels on Friday afternoon at Wrigley Field. After that, Herron asked listeners if they have competed or could compete in a food eating contest.
In the final hour, Anthony Herron discussed forward DeMar DeRozan's future as he remains a free agent. Could the Bulls sign-and-trade him to the Kings? Later, broadcaster Roxy Bernstein joined the show to discuss the Cubs have a bit more success over the past few days and to preview the Bears' season.
In the first hour, Chuck Swirsky shared his story of what it was like to be in the Cubs broadcast booth on June 23, 1984, the day that Hall of Fame second baseman Ryne Sandberg led Chicago to a thrilling win against the rival St. Louis Cardinals.
In the second hour, Chuck Swirsky discussed whether the Cubs should be buyers or sellers as the trade deadline looms on July 30. After that, Swirsky discussed the Bulls' new direction.
In the third hour, Chuck Swirsky welcomed on Andy Martinez of the Marquee Sports Network to break down the Cubs' 10-2 win against the Phillies on Thursday afternoon at Wrigley Field. Later, Score football expert Hub Arkush joined the show to discuss the latest Bears storylines.
In the final hour, Chuck Swirsky was joined by Score baseball insider Bruce Levine to discuss how the Cubs and White Sox should approach the trade deadline.
In the final hour, Mark Grote and Alyssa Bergamini were joined by Mark Schanowski of ABC-7 to discuss the Bulls' direction with the NBA Draft behind them and several moves completed in free agency. Later, Grote and Bergamini discussed a Bears player getting an excused absence from training camp for a few days for a good reason and listened back to someone from Milwaukee tear into Cubs manager Craig Counsell on Hit & Run on Sunday.
In the second hour, Mark Grote and Alyssa Bergamini discussed the Bulls' direction as they continue to revamp the team with youth. Later, Elise Menaker of the Marquee Sports Network joined the shot do discuss the first-ever all-female Cubs broadcast that's coming up this Sunday. She also discussed the Cubs' continued struggles.
Mark Grote and Alyssa Bergamini opened their show by discussing what could've been for the White Sox over the last few disappointing years. Later, Chuck Garfien of NBC Sports Chicago joined the show to discuss the struggling White Sox, whom they could trade and whom they may promote later in the season.
Mark Grote reacts to Titans DE Jeffery Simmons openly saying that he will taunt Bears QB Caleb Williams in their Week 1 matchup, and he is joined by Bulls TV analyst Stacey King ahead of more free agency moves.
Mark Grote talks with Baseball man Bob Nightengale on the state of both the Cubs and White Sox after the halfway mark of the 2024 MLB season, and he listens to some of what Arturas Karnisovas said last night after the Bulls made their 1 and only pick of the NBA Draft last night.
Mark Grote recaps another wild Cubs game that ended in a 5-3, 10 inning win in San Francisco against the Giants that avoided them getting swept in 4 games, and goes through a lot of their absolutely crazy moments of the 2024 season.
Mark Grote opened his show by breaking down the Cubs' continued struggles. After that, Mark Schanowski of ABC-7 joined the show to discuss the Bulls' acquisition of 21-year-old guard Josh Giddey and to preview the NBA Draft, which begins Wednesday evening. Schanowski also discussed the chances of the Bulls re-signing star forward DeMar DeRozan.
In the final hour, Mark Grote was joined by Score baseball insider Bruce Levine to discuss the latest Cubs and White Sox storylines. Later, Grote listened to what newly acquired Bulls point guard Josh Giddey had to say earlier Tuesday in his introductory media session in Chicago.
To open the show, Gabe Ramirez discusses the ceremony for Ryne Sandberg and how even White Sox fans can appreciate the greatness of Sandberg. Next, Steve Phillips joins to discuss the Cubs & Sox.
To start hour two of Score Evenings, Gabe Ramirez discusses the worst chokes in sports history with the Oilers potentially stealing the Stanley cup after being down 3-0. Next, he has a real conversation about Pete Crow-Armstrong. Gabe talks with NBA Champion Will Perdue about the state of the Bulls.
Mark Grote talks with Meghan Montemurro on if this Cubs team can finally start finding it's footing, and he walks through who could be the next big Bulls player that could get traded.
Mark Grote is joined by Chris Emma as he asks Chris what his biggest takeaways from Bears minicamp were, then Grote himself dives into what his biggest takeaways were by playing some clips from recent press conferences.
Mark Grote reacts to the Breaking News that the Bulls have traded Alex Caruso to the Thunder for Josh Giddey, he gives his thoughts, he gets Cody Westerlund's thoughts, and asks callers what they think after a major move to begin what now should be a very interesting offseason.
Mark Grote opened his show by breaking down the Cubs' 6-5 win against the Giants on Wednesday afternoon at Wrigley Field, where right-hander Kyle Hendricks responded with a strong start after recently being in the bullpen. After that, Ben Verlander of Fox Sports joined the show to discuss the Cubs' struggles and how they could turn their season around. Also, is there anything the White Sox can do to save themselves?
In the second hour, Mark Grote listened to the outpouring of support for and stories about Giants legend Willie Mays after he passed away at age 93 on Tuesday. Later, NBC Sports Chicago analyst Kendall Gill joined the show to discuss what the Bulls may do this offseason as the NBA Draft and free agency loom.
In the final hour, Mark Grote was joined by Michael Cerami of Bleacher Nation to discuss the Cubs' struggles and center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong's role on the club and his progress. Later, Grote explained why these Bears feel so much different from previous teams.
Anthony Herron opens up the show to recap the weekend, and discuss on the Bears keeping Marcedes Lewis. Zack Pearson joins the show to give insight on the Bears in practice and who has been standing out. Anthony later reacts to a statement from Chris Simms on the Under the Center Podcast on his Caleb and Justin comparisons.
Anthony Herron starts off the second hour with White Sox TV Color Analyst Steve Stone to discuss the White Sox breaking the losing streak, on top of the team inching closer to the trade deadline. Anthony Herron raises the question to listeners as which Chicago stadium is your favorite and best experiences.
Anthony Herron starts off the third hour to discuss on Caitlin Clark not being announced in the Women's Team USA basketball team roster. Lance Brozdowski joins the show to discuss Cubs struggles and how they could turn this around.
Anthony Herron talks with Softy Mahler in Seattle and he is not thrilled about Shane Waldron leading the Bears offense, and Ant also listens back to how Matt Eberflus and others in the Bears view being selected for Hard Knocks.
Anthony Herron talks with Marshall Harris of CBS 2 and Marshall gives Anthony the Bears player he's most looking forward to see in 2024, he listens to Matt Eberflus say from his OTA press conference that Caleb Williams was better in 7 on 7 drills, and he also speaks to Eric Edholm of NFL.com regarding the Bears being selected to be on Hard Knocks for the first time in the team's history.
Anthony Herron talks about the Cubs losing another divisional game at Wrigley Field today against the Reds, dropping them to 2 under .500, and a controversial decision by Willie Harris to send Nick Madrigal in to score, and he asks Sahadev Sharma from The Athletic what his thoughts were as the downswing of the Cubs continues.
In the final hour, Anthony Herron was joined by former NFL tight end Jake Butt to discuss why he's a big believer in Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams and the team's future. After that, Herron discussed the NBA and how a beloved former theme song may be reunited with a certain network in a new media rights deal. Later, Herron shared what he's cooking this Memorial Day weekend.
Anthony Herron is joined by Cubs writer Brett Taylor as he shares his thoughts on a frustrating Cubs homestand where the bats went ice cold over 7 games, he further discusses that topic by listening to Craig Counsell postgame after today's loss, and listens to Matt Eberflus from Bears OTA's say that Caleb Williams is making progress.
Anthony Herron discusses the Cubs' series loss against the Braves as well as Caleb Williams being challenged at Bears' OTA's today, he gets an NFC North report and perspective from Carmen Vitali on the Bears' chances in the division, and talks a little more about how it will not be an easy road for them to try and win the North.
Mark Grote opens up his show to talk Cubs, and how we as fans should not worry just yet on their season. Sam Monson joins the show to talk Bears draft and offseason and how they look compared to the rest of the NFL.
Mark Grote starts off the second hour replaying his interview with Brian Baldinger on the Daily Score podcast discussing all the Bears rookies. Herb Howard joins the show to discuss the Bears schedule and how they could look going into the new season.
In the final hour, Mark Grote reacts to the movement of the Cubs and Tony Andracki gives more insight and discusses on if the Cubs are starting to move in the right direction.
In the final hour, Mark Grote and Anthony Herron reacted to world No. 1 golfer Scottie Scheffler getting arrested by Louisville police Friday morning after trying to get through a traffic blockade to enter Valhalla Golf Club for the PGA Championship. After that, the crew listened to Score teammate Alyssa Bergamini's interview with NBA legend Kevin Garnett. Later, Grote and Herron wished Bears coach Matt Eberflus a happy birthday.
In the second hour, Mark Grote and Anthony Herron discussed whether the Bears have an issue with their center position. Later, Marquee Sports Network reporter Andy Martinez joined the show to discuss the Cubs' recent struggles, which included a 9-3 loss to the Pirates on Friday afternoon. They also discussed a mistake that Cubs rookie outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong made.
Mark Grote and Anthony Herron opened their show by breaking down the Cubs' 9-3 loss to the Pirates on Friday afternoon, when Chicago veteran right-hander Kyle Hendricks was lit up again and Pittsburgh rookie right-hander Paul Skenes dominated. After that, former Titans receiver Derrick Mason joined the show to react to Chicago and Tennessee being set to play in Week 1 of the NFL Season. He also discussed the Bears' revamped receiving corps. Later, the guys listened to an odd moment from the Cubs' television broadcaster earlier in the day.
Mark Grote and Dan Wiederer opened their show by welcoming on Bears left guard Teven Jenkins to discuss how he has connected with his new teammates and what lies ahead in his future with the organization. Later, Grote and Wiederer reacted to Charles Davis of NFL on CBS share his belief that new Bears edge rusher Austin Booker could've been a second-round pick if he stayed in college or another year. The Bears selected him in the fifth round in the recent NFL Draft.
In the second hour, Mark Grote and Dan Wiederer turned their attention to the Bears' schedule, which will be released next Wednesday. Before that, Wiederer conducted a fun exercise in which he shared his schedule wish list that would be most advantageous for the Bears. Later, NFL Network reporter Stacey Dales joined the show to discuss the excitement surrounding the Bears and rookie quarterback Caleb Williams' demeanor.
In the final hour, Mark Grote and Dan Wiederer took Bears calls from Score listeners. Later, Kaitlin Sharkey of WGN-TV joined the show to discuss the Bears' five-player draft class and expectations for the team.
Mark Grote opened his show by breaking down the Cubs' 3-0 loss to the Padres on Wednesday afternoon, a day after first baseman Michael Busch hit an epic walk-off homer to earn Chicago a win. Later, Grote pondered which player(s) the Cubs could trade away if they swing a deal to help improve the club.
In the second hour, Mark Grote shared his power rankings of the top five general managers in Chicago and his reasons for why. Later, Charles Davis of NFL on CBS joined the show to break down the Bears' five-player draft class.
In the final hour, Mark Grote was joined by Score baseball insider Bruce Levine to discuss the Cubs' streaky play recently, which included a 3-0 loss to the Padres on Wednesday afternoon at Wrigley Field. After that, Matt Verderame of Sports Illustrated joined the show to discuss the latest Bears storylines and to provide a preview of the NFC North. Later, Grote ranked the best head coaches/managers in Chicago.
In the first hour of the show, Mark Grote is joined by longtime sports personality Trey Wingo, who discussed the Bears draft and the situation that #1 pick Caleb WIlliams is walking into.
In the 2nd hour of the show, Mark Grote reacts to a moment on Bernstein & Homes earlier today regarding White Sox former manager Tony La Russa and his role with the team. Later, Andy Martinez of the Marquee Sports Network, joins the program to discuss the Cubs
In the final hour of the show, Mark Grote chats with Lierfield College Football Analyst Mike Golic Jr. recapping the NFL Draft and looking ahead to the rest of the offseason. Also, Mark discusses solutions to the Cubs bullpen issues.
Mark Grote started his show by reacting to the Cubs splitting a wild series with the Mets and by breaking down Chicago's bullpen issues. Later, Patrick Finley of the Sun-Times joined the show to discuss the Bears' five-man draft class.
In the final hour, Mark Grote discussed what the Bears are getting in new quarterback Caleb Williams. Later, Iowa Cubs broadcaster Alex Cohen joined the show to discuss pitching prospect Cade Horton's promotion to Triple-A and other players to keep an eye on for potentially getting called up to the big leagues.
Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote opened their show by discussing the Cubs' long road trip out West, which concluded with a series win over the Arizona Diamondbacks. Later, Grote shared his final NFL mock draft.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote were joined by Score teammate Cody Westerlund to preview the Bulls-Hawks matchup in the play-in tournament Wednesday.
Mark Grote opened his show by discussing the storylines coming out of USC quarterback Caleb Williams' pro day Wednesday. Later, Yogi Roth of the Pac-12 Network joined the show to discuss what he saw while watching Williams at USC's pro day.
In the second hour, Mark Grote was joined by Senior Bowl executive director Jim Nagy to discuss his favorite under-the-radar prospects in this NFL Draft class. Later, Grote listened back to what USC quarterback Caleb Williams had to say after his pro day earlier Wednesday.
In the final hour, Mark Grote discussed the difference in optimism between the Cubs and White Sox as the start of the season nears. Later, Antonio Morales of The Athletic joined the show to reflect on star quarterback Caleb Williams' career at USC and to discuss his pro day Wednesday.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Clay Harbor were joined by Alex Shapiro of NBC Sports Chicago to discuss the Bears' additions early in free agency. After that, Ramirez and Harbor discussed if there's any scenario in which the Bears can function as a team with both Justin Fields and Caleb Williams on their roster and in the quarterback room together on a daily basis. Later, they pondered whether the Bears are running out of time to sign a center in free agency.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Clay Harbor discussed the tough path that awaits the Bears in a tough NFC North. After that, Brad Spielberger of PFF joined the show to discuss the Bears' moves early in free agency. Later, Ramirez and Harbor disagreed on whom they think the Bears are targeting with their No. 9 overall pick in the NFL Draft.
Gabe Ramirez and Clay Harbor opened their show with Harbor sharing what it's like to be an NFL free agent. After that, former Titans head coach Mike Mularkey joined the show to discuss the Bears' addition of safety Kevin Byard, whom he coached in Tennessee. Mularkey had nothing but praise for Byard. Later, Ramirez and Harbor discussed what the Bears defense still needs this offseason.
Ramie Makhlouf opened his show by pondering Bears quarterback Justin Fields' trade value. After that, Carmen Vitali of Fox Sports joined the show to discuss why Bears fans should have trust in general manager Ryan Poles to make the right decisions this offseason. While Makhlouf does believe in Poles, he doesn't like how he has handled the possibility of trading Fields.
In the final hour, Ramie Makhlouf was joined by Ricky O'Donnell of SB Nation to discuss the Bulls' success in close games this season. After that, Makhlouf discussed the Cubs' depth after they sent a few of their top prospects back to the minor leagues earlier in the day. Later, the crew listened to Audacy insider Brian Baldinger's thoughts on USC quarterback Caleb Williams, the likely No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft.
Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote were joined by ESPN draft analyst Matt Miller to explain why USC's Caleb Williams is the best quarterback prospect he has graded since he started scouting. Miller also explained why this NFL Draft isn't as loaded with talent as some think.
Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote were joined by Trevor Sikkema of Pro Football Focus to share his draft grade on USC quarterback Caleb Williams' and to discuss whom the Bears should target in the NFL Draft.
Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote opened their show by reacting to star cornerback Jaylon Johnson signing a four-year contract extension with the Bears. After that, they discussed how the Bears can improve their defense this offseason. Later, they shared their love for the Mully & Haugh Show.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote discussed how confident they are that the Bears will select USC quarterback Caleb Williams with the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft. After that, football analyst Clay Harbor joined the show to discuss the latest Bears storylines and to preview the NFL Draft. Later, Ramirez and Grote discussed how influence/boxer Jake Paul will take on former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson in a boxing match put on by Netflix.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote were joined by Trevor Sikkema of Pro Football Focus to discuss USC quarterback Caleb Williams' potential and the NFL Draft. Later, Matt Miller of ESPN joined the show to discuss Williams and to share his spicy takes on the NFL Draft.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Charlotte Carroll of The Athletic to discuss the high-profile running backs who are set to be free agents. Later, Ramirez previewed the Bulls-Jazz game in Salt Lake City that would follow his show.
Gabe Ramirez opened his show by discussing Cubs star Cody Bellinger's spring debut earlier in the day. Later, he posed a question to Score listeners: How many wins do you realistically hope for the Bears to have in the 2024 season?
Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote opened their show with Grote sharing his experience covering the NFL Combine in Indianapolis last week. What were his main takeaways? The guys also discussed which player the Bears can land with their No. 9 overall pick in the NFL Draft.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote were joined by Score football expert Hub Arkush to share his takeaways from the NFL Combine. Which prospects did Arkush like? And which ones disappointed? Later, Ramirez and Grote discussed the possibility of quarterback Justin Fields becoming a long-term starter elsewhere if the Bears trade him, as is the expectation across the NFL.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote were joined by sports personality Trey Wingo to discuss USC quarterback Caleb Williams' experience at the NFL Combine and the latest storylines coming out of the league-wide gathering. Later, Ramirez and Grote reacted to the news that the Bears have traded a fifth-round pick to the Bills for offensive lineman Ryan Bates, whom Chicago tried to sign two years ago.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron discussed if USC quarterback Caleb Williams' press conference Friday at the NFL Combine may have changed anyone's opinion about him. They also discussed if LSU quarterback Jayden Daniels could be in play for the Bears as they evaluate how to use the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft.
Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron opened their show by discussing if USC quarterback Caleb Williams going to the Bears at No. 1 overall in the NFL Draft is a lock. They also shared their takeaways from Williams' press conference Friday at the NFL Combine. After that, ACC Network analyst Roddy Jones joined the show to discuss prospects to keep an eye on from his conference, including North Carolina quarterback Drake Maye. Later, Ramirez and Herron discuss whether it's a big deal that Williams didn't disclose his medical information to all 32 NFL teams.
In his On The Clock show, Mark Grote shared his takeaways from USC quarterback Caleb Williams' media session at the NFL Combine on Friday. NFL Network insider Tom Pelissero also joined the show to discuss the Bears' quarterback situation and prospects who could fit the team with its No. 9 overall pick in the NFL Draft.
In the first hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Fox 32 reporter Cassie Carlson to discuss the latest Bears storylines and news coming out of the NFL Combine. Fresh off of exclusive interviews with Bears assistant general manager Ian Cunningham, Sports Illustrated writer Albert Breer and more, Carlson lets us know what the buzz is like in Indianapolis and why the Bears are at the center of it.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by 680 The Fan midday host Chris Dimino in Atlanta. Dimino reacted to rumblings that the Falcons could be a potential trade partner for the Bears as they consider moving quarterback Justin Fields. Later, callers weighed in on the Bears' QB1 debate.
Anthony Herron opens Score Evenings by sharing his biggest storylines for the Bears at the NFL Combine this week. Next, he shares his memories at the NFL Combine and details how the event has changed over the years. Later, Lou Canellis of Fox 32 joins the show to discuss the latest Bears storylines, the Cubs bringing back star Cody Bellinger and the Blackhawks retiring franchise icon Chris Chelios' jersey.
In the second hour, Anthony Herron reacted to NFL analyst Merril Hoge's recent criticism of USC quarterback Caleb Williams and his comments on Bears quarterback Justin Fields. After that, Ben Verlander of Fox Sports joined the show to break down the Cubs bringing back star outfielder Cody Bellinger on a three-year, $80-million deal. Later, Big Ant discussed how Bellinger remaining with the Cubs will affect the NL Central race.
In the final hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Patrick Finley of the Sun-Times to preview the Bears' big week that's upcoming at the NFL Combine. Also, what does Bears general manager Ryan Poles still need to learn about USC quarterback Caleb Williams? After that, Herron discussed whether new Bears offensive coordinator Shane Waldron has a preference for who's the team's quarterback in 2024. Later, Big Ant closed the show by discussing the controversial court stormings that continue to take place in college basketball.
Gabe Ramirez opened his show with the Trifecta, where he broke down the top sports stories of the day, including Bulls forward Patrick Williams needing season-ending foot surgery. Later, USA Today columnist and Audacy MLB insider Bob Nightengale joined the show to discuss the Cubs' pursuit of star Cody Bellinger in free agency. He shared why he believes the Cubs are negotiating from a position of strength at this late juncture.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by NBA analyst Trevor Lane to preview the homestretch of the season and to react to Bulls forward Patrick Williams needing to undergo season-ending foot surgery. Later, Score football expert Hub Arkush joined the show to discuss Bears quarterback Justin Fields' frustration with his uncertain future and the trade speculation surrounding him.
Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron opened their show by reacting to the revelation that Bears quarterback Justin Fields isn't following the team on Instagram. Is that his generation's way of saying "it's over"? After that, Rhett Lewis of NFL Network and SiriusXM joined the show to discuss USC quarterback Caleb Williams and the NFL Draft. Later, the guys reacted to historic news for the Bears.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron reacted to Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud throwing shade at the Bears. Nicole Auerbach of The Athletic then joined the show to discuss what the new College Football Playoff format will look like and to discuss the future of college sports.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron were joined by Evan Altman of Cubs Insider to discuss the club's pursuit of outfielder Cody Bellinger in free agency. Inspired by Bob Marley's new biopic, the guys then discussed which Chicago athletes are most deserving of a biopic. Later, the guys closed the show with great news on the state of Ramirez's car.
In the first hour Zach Zaidman welcomed Chuck Swirsky to the show to discuss the NBA all star weekend.
In the second hour, Zach Zaidman spoke with both Bruce Levine and Scott Merkin about spring training for both Chicago baseball teams.
In the third hour Zach Zaidman spoke with Jim Deshaies about what to expect from the Cubs spring training and if there could be any new additions.
Mark Grote & Hub Arkush continue to take your Bears calls as they continue discussing the ongoing topic of the Bears taking USC QB Caleb Williams #1 overall in the NFL Draft and potentially trading Justin Fields.
Mark Grote & Hub Arkush take your Bears calls as they discuss if Caleb Williams really is the right play for the Bears as the 1st overall pick and starting over yet again at QB.
Mark Grote hosts "On The Clock", in which he discusses what Ryan Poles may do in this year's NFL Draft picking at #1 again as well as #9. He shares his full 2024 Bears Mock Draft as of now, then talks with Draft analyst Mike Renner on how he views the upcoming draft prospects, and reacts to a comment made by Falcons GM Terry Fontenot being asked about Justin Fields.
Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron opened their show by breaking down the Super Bowl and by discussing Chiefs star quarterback Patrick Mahomes' legacy. Later, they discussed the best NFL Draft prospects coming out of the Big Ten.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron were joined by sports personality and football analyst Mike Golic Jr. to discuss what moves the Bears should make this offseason. Later, Brock Huard of Seattle Sports joined the show to discuss what the Bears have in new offensive coordinator Shane Waldron and what he has seen from covering USC quarterback Caleb Williams.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron discussed Bulls guard Ayo Dosunmu's hot streak of play lately and if he's filling the potential that the franchise thought he had. After that, the guys listened to Bears president Kevin Warren's latest comment about quarterback Justin Fields and what it means for Fields' future. Later, Ramirez and Herron discussed Valentine's Day and what it's like to celebrate it as an adult.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote discussed how the Bulls can dig themselves out of the hole they're in. They also discussed if former Bears star linebacker Brian Urlacher's recent comments about quarterback Justin Fields are true before tying in how sports relate to Valentine's Day.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote were joined by Mike Palm of Circa Sports to share his best bets for the Chiefs-49ers matchup in the Super Bowl this Sunday. Later, Ramirez and Grote discussed which rivals teams our favorite Chicago ones have feared over the years.
Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote opened their show by previewing the Chiefs-49ers matchup in the Super Bowl this Sunday and by sharing their predictions for the game. After that, Score football expert Hub Arkush joined the show to discuss Bears icons Devin Hester, Steve McMichael and Julius Peppers being elected to the Hall of Fame.
Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron opened their show by previewing the Chiefs-49ers matchup in the Super Bowl. Ramirez also interviewed FS1 host Craig Carton about the Bears' quarterback situation and the Super Bowl.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron were joined by Chiefs radio color commentator Danan Hughes to preview Kansas City's matchup against the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl. Later, Ramirez and Herron compared how USC quarterback Caleb Williams and Iowa star Caitlin Clark are both generational college athletes.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron shared how they'll watch and celebrate the Super Bowl while also arguing about chicken wings. Later, they reacted to renderings emerging of the proposed new White Sox stadium in the South Loop.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote were joined by Score teammate Cody Westerlund to discuss what the Bulls may do ahead of the trade deadline, which looms Thursday. Later, Ramirez and Grote reminisced about their high school days and which famous people attended their schools.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote were joined by CBS Sports draft analyst Chris Trapasso to discuss how the Bears could use not just their No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft but also their No. 9 overall selection. Later, Ramirez and Grote reacted to a weird incident that happened with famous actor Morgan Freeman over the weekend.
Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote opened their show by discussing how the Bears are further away from competing at a high level than some people think. They also discussed if the Bears locker room is truly sold on quarterback Justin Fields as the long-term answer and pondered what Chicago needs to add to continue its upward trend.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Alex Shapiro of NBC Sports Chicago to discuss the latest Bears storylines as their pivotal offseason continues. Ramirez then took calls from Score listeners who weighed in on Bears quarterback Justin Fields' performance in the 2023 season and how they'd like Chicago to use the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by SiriusXM host Chris Childers to discuss the state of the Bears entering the offseason. After that, ESPN reporter Turron Davenport joined the show to share his takeaways from the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama. Later, Ramirez wondered why the Cubs haven't reached a deal yet with outfielder Cody Bellinger, who remains a free agent.
Gabe Ramirez opened his show with his Trifecta segment, where he broke down the top sports stories of the day. After that, Brad Spielberger of Pro Football Focus joined the show to discuss what moves the Bears could make this offseason and their salary cap situation. Later, Ramirez listened back to FS1 host Colin Cowherd suggest that USC quarterback Caleb Williams and his camp don't want him to play for the Bears.
In the first hour, Gabe Ramirez and Clay Harbor were joined by award-winning sportscaster Trey Wingo of The 33rd Team to react to NFL Championship Sunday, which saw the Chiefs and 49ers advance to the Super Bowl. Wingo also shared statistics about Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes' playoff success that are hard to believe and weighed in on the Bears' quarterback situation.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Clay Harbor were joined by legendary Bulls reporter Sam Smith to discuss what the team may do ahead of the trade deadline on Feb. 8. Will the Bulls trade a core piece like guard Zach LaVine? Later, Ramirez and Harbor debated whether they believe in Bears general manager Ryan Poles.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Clay Harbor were joined by Kaitlin Sharkey of WGN to discuss the Bears' offseason and why head coach Matt Eberflus has a lot to prove in 2024. Later, Harbor shared what Bears general manager Ryan Poles needs to do this offseason to make him a believer.
In the first hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Score football expert Hub Arkush to discuss Jim Harbaugh leaving Michigan to become the Los Angeles Chargers' new head coach. Arkush doesn't think it was a mistake for the Bears to not pursue Harbaugh. The guys also shared their thoughts on new Bears offensive coordinator Shane Waldron.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Keith Smith of Spotrac to discuss what moves the Bulls could make ahead of the trade deadline on Feb. 8. Will guard Zach LaVine or forward DeMar DeRozan be traded? Later, Ramirez took calls from listeners about the Bears' quarterback situation.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Kalyn Kahler of The Athletic to discuss her recent profile of Lions quarterback Jared Goff, who has found all kinds of success in the Motor City. Later, Ramirez took more Bears calls from listeners and conducted his Twitter Time segment.
Gabe Ramirez opened his show with the Trifecta, where he broke down the top sports stories of the day. Later, Adam Rank of the NFL Network joined the show to discuss Bears quarterback Justin Fields' future with the organization and what Chicago can do with its No. 9 overall pick in the NFL Draft, a selection that many seem to forget about.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez asked listeners to share stories they had of being kicked out of sporting events as an athlete or fan. Later, Sahadev Sharma of The Athletic joined the show to discuss the Cubs' pursuit of outfielder Cody Bellinger in free agency and their slow-moving offseason. Sharma expects Bellinger to re-sign with the Cubs.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Carmen Vitali of Fox Sports to discuss what the Bears should do with the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft. Later, Bulls Radio analyst Bill Wennington joined the show live from Los Angeles to preview the team's game against the Lakers.
Chris Rongey opened his show by reacting to the Bears' hiring of Shane Waldron as their new offensive coordinator. Waldron was the Seahawks' offensive coordinator for the past three seasons. Later, Brad Spielberger of Pro Football Focus joined the show to discuss why he believes Waldron will be a good fit in Chicago.
In the second hour, Chris Rongey was joined by Score reporter Mark Grote to discuss the Bears' hiring of Shane Waldron as their new offensive coordinator. Later, Josh Schrock of NBC Sports Chicago joined the program to discuss what moves the Bears could make next to fill out their coaching staff.
In the final hour, Chris Rongey was joined by Jim Margalus of Sox Machine to discuss the White Sox exploring the possibility of building a new stadium on a plot of land in the South Loop.
In his final hour, Gabe Ramirez listened and reacted to Seahawks players' previous comments about new Bears offensive coordinator Shane Waldron, who worked in Seattle for the past three seasons. Later, Mike Salk of Seattle Sports joined the show to share background on Waldron.
Gabe Ramirez opened his show with the Trifecta segment, where he broke down the top sports stories of the day. Fox 32 analyst Corey Wootton then joined the show to preview Championship Sunday in the NFL and to discuss the Bears' hiring of Shane Waldron as their new offensive coordinator.
Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron opened their show by discussing the Bears' future. Later, SiriusXM NFL Radio host Jim Miller joined the show to discuss the latest Bears storylines and to preview the NFL division round matchups.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron broke down the NFL teams that have had the most success over the last 25 years and how much having a good quarterback matters. Later, Joe Cowley of the Sun-Times joined the show to discuss Bulls guard Zach LaVine's future with the organization as the trade deadline looms Feb. 8.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron revisited the statistical conversation about NFL teams that have been consistently good. Later, Tribune writer LaMond Pope joined the show to discuss the possibility of the White Sox building a new stadium in the South Loop.
In the first hour, Gabe Ramirez and Hub Arkush were joined by Jason Fitz of Yahoo and Fox Sports to discuss the latest Bears storylines and to preview the divisional round in the NFL playoffs. Later, Ramirez and Arkush discussed Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh interviewing with the Chargers and Falcons.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Hub Arkush were joined by Carmen Vitali of Fox Sports to discuss the Bears' search for a new offensive coordinator, how they should use the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft and why the NFC North could be the best division in football in 2024.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Hub Arkush were joined by Andy Martinez of the Marquee Sports Network to discuss the Cubs' pursuit to re-sign first baseman/outfielder Cody Bellinger in free agency. Also, what other moves could be on the horizon for the club?
In the final hour, Anthony Herron continued to discuss the big decisions the Bears will face this offseason. After that, Marquee Sports Network analyst Lance Brozdowski joined the show to preview Cubs Convention and to discuss the team's signing of Japanese left-hander Shota Imanaga. Later, Herron shared a story he had of legendary Alabama coach Nick Saban, who announced his retirement this week.
In the second hour, Anthony Herron continued to react to Bears general manager Ryan Poles' press conference Wednesday. Later, Score football expert Hub Arkush joined the show to discuss Michigan winning the national championship and to discuss the Bears' quarterback situation.
Anthony Herron opened his show by reacting to the Bears' decision to retain head coach Matt Eberflus while firing most of their offensive staff. After that, sports personality Trey Wingo joined the show to discuss the Bears' crucial offseason. Later, Herron listened and reacted to Bears general manager Ryan Poles' most notable comments at his press conference Wednesday.
In the first hour, Gabe Ramirez reacted to the breaking news that Japanese left-hander Shota Imanaga has agreed to a deal with the Cubs. After that, Score baseball insider Bruce Levine joined the show to share a scouting report on Imanaga and to explain what he'll bring to the Cubs.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez continued reacting to the Cubs' addition of Japanese left-hander Shota Imanaga. Later, Matt Verderame of Sports Illustrated joined the show to discuss Bears quarterback Justin Fields' future with the organization.
Gabe Ramirez opened Score Overnights by breaking down the Bears' 17-9 loss to the Packers on Sunday in their season finale. Ramirez also looked ahead to the Bears' offseason.
In the second hour of Score Overnights, Gabe Ramirez took calls on the Bears' 17-9 loss to the Packers on Sunday and discussed Chicago head coach Matt Eberflus' future with the organization.
In the third hour of Score Overnights, Gabe Ramirez took calls from Score listeners on Bears quarterback Justin Fields' future with the organization. Will the Bears retain Fields for the 2024 season or trade him this offseason?
In the fourth hour of Score Overnights, Gabe Ramirez listened and reacted to Bears head coach Matt Eberflus' comments after Chicago's 17-9 loss at Green Bay on Sunday. Ramirez also discussed what changes the Bears need to make for the 2024 season.
In the final hour of Score Overnights, Gabe Ramirez took calls about the future of Bears quarterback Justin Fields and the organization.
Gabe Ramirez and Clay Harbor opened their show by discussing how important the upcoming NFL Draft is for the Bears' future. After that, Chris Trapasso of CBS Sports joined the show to break down his latest mock draft and why he projects the Bears to trade the No. 1 overall pick to the Giants. Later, Ramirez and Harbor debated whether the Bears have had a successful season.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Clay Harbor were joined by Tom Fornelli of CBS Sports to discuss the top quarterback prospects in this NFL Draft class and to preview the Michigan-Washington matchup in the national championship. After that, Herb Howard of The Bigs joined the show to discuss the latest Bears storylines. Later, Ramirez and Harbor discussed how big the Bears' finale against the Packers is for quarterback Justin Fields and his future in Chicago.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Clay Harbor were joined by Rhiannon Walker of Yahoo Sports to discuss the futures of Bulls guard Zach LaVine and Bears quarterback Justin Fields in Chicago. Later, Ramirez and Harbor discussed whether they'd trade Fields for Panthers rookie quarterback Bryce Young.
In the final hour, Ramie Makhlouf explained what the Bears would need to do in order to quit football. After that, Mike McGraw joined the show to discuss the Bulls and their mediocrity in recent years. Later, Makhlouf recapped the key moments in Chicago sports in 2023.
In the second hour, Ramie Makhlouf was joined by Carlos Medina of The Fan in Atlanta to preview the Bears-Falcons game Sunday. After that, Makhlouf wondered if fans have been too hard on Bears offensive coordinator Luke Getsy. Later, comedian and podcast host Joe Kilgallon joined the show to discuss the Cubs' quiet offseason.
Ramie Makhlouf started his show by discussing whether the Bears' mind is already made up on quarterback Justin Fields' future with the organization. After that, Mark Potash of the Sun-Times joined the show to discuss Fields and the Bears' future. Later Makhlouf played the Matt Eberflus nickname game.
In the final hour, Ramie Makhlouf shared his frustration from Bears coach Matt Eberflus' recent media session. Later, veteran broadcaster Tim Allen from Milwaukee joined the show to discuss his sadness about manager Craig Counsell leaving the Brewers for the Cubs.
In the second hour, Ramie Makhlouf discussed the Bulls' success in going 9-4 with star guard Zach LaVine out of their lineup since late November. Later, Bulls Radio play-by-play announcer Chuck Swirsky joined the show to discuss the team's recent play and what lies ahead.
Ramie Makhlouf started his show by analyzing Bears general manager Ryan Poles' work. Has Poles done as good of a job as everyone seems to believe? Later, Score football expert Hub Arkush joined the show to answer that question and to discuss Bears quarterback Justin Fields' future with the organization.
In the first hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Score senior football expert Hub Arkush to preview the Bears-Cardinals game Sunday. He also discussed Bears quarterback Justin Fields' future with the organization.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Howard Balzer of PHNX to preview the Bears-Cardinals game Sunday. Balzer is also a Hall of Fame voter, so he assessed Bears legend Devin Hester's candidacy to get to Canton.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Lakers Nation host Trevor Lane to discuss the viability of the Lakers being a trade partner with the Bulls on a deal centered on star guard Zach LaVine. Later, Ramirez listened and reacted to Bears head coach Matt Eberflus' media session Friday.
Gabe Ramirez and Hub Arkush opened their show by discussing Bears quarterback Justin Fields' future with the organization and the options the team has regarding moving forward with him or trading him this offseason.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Hub Arkush discussed what the Bears should do with receiver Darnell Mooney as he's set to hit free agency this offseason. Later, former NFL tight end Ed Smith joined the show to preview the Bears' upcoming game against the Cardinals on Sunday.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Hub Arkush were joined by Score teammate Cody Westerlund to discuss the Bulls' recent surge and the factors behind their improved play lately. Later, Alex Shapiro of NBC Sports Chicago joined the show to break down the Bears' 20-17 loss to the Browns on Sunday and to preview Chicago's upcoming game against Arizona.
Gabe Ramirez opened his show with the Trifecta, hitting on the top sports stories of the day. After that, Score football expert Hub Arkush joined the show to discuss the state of the Bears. Later, former Notre Dame head coach and former Patriots offensive coordinator Charlie Weis joined the program to discuss the Bears' outlook, coach Bill Belichick's future in New England and more.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Daryl Ruiter of 92.3 The Fan in Cleveland to preview the Bears-Browns game Sunday. Later, Ramirez discussed whether Bears coach Matt Eberflus should keep his job after this season.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez discussed Bears quarterback Justin Fields' future with the organization. Later, Bulls Radio play-by-play announcer Chucky Swirsky joined the show to discuss the team's win against the Heat on Thursday and guard Coby White's superb play lately.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez discussed the NFL's new landscape with the Patriots and the Steelers on the downswing lately. After that, Joe Cowley of the Sun-Times joined the show to discuss the latest Bulls storylines. Later, Ramirez wrapped up the show with his Twitter Time segment.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Fox 32 analyst Corey Wootton to preview the Bears-Browns game Sunday and to share his prediction.
Gabe Ramirez started his show with his usual Trifecta segment, hitting on the top sports stories of the day. Former NFL defensive back Tyvis Powell then joined the show to preview the Bears-Browns matchup Sunday. Later, Ramirez listened to audio from Browns coach Kevin Stefanski and cornerback Greg Newsome as they shared their thoughts on the Bears.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron were joined by Josh Nelson of the Sox Machine Podcast to discuss the White Sox's addition of right-hander Erick Fedde on a two-year deal and the rumors surrounding the club at the Winter Meetings. Later, Ramirez and Herron discussed the Bulls' issues and a new name who could become a Bears coaching candidate.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron were joined by Glover Quin from the Bleav Network to preview the Bears-Lions matchup Sunday. Do the Bears stand a chance? Later, Ramirez and Herron asked Score listeners if they'd like to see Bears quarterback Justin Fields and/or coach Matt Eberflus back in Chicago in 2024.
Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron started their show by reacting to the College Football Playoff semifinals being set and the committee's snub of undefeated Florida State. Later, Score baseball insider Bruce Levine joined the show to detail what the Cubs and White Sox have been up to at the Winter Meetings. Are the Cubs still in the Shohei Ohtani sweepstakes? What moves can we expect in the coming days?
Gabe Ramirez and Clay Harbor opened their show with Bears conversation. After that, Dane Brugler of the Athletic joined the show to discuss his first mock draft for 2024, in which he had the Bears selecting USC quarterback Caleb Williams. Brugler believes that's the right move for Chicago in large part due to the financial elements in play and what current quarterback Justin Fields would cost on a new deal.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Clay Harbor were joined by Carmen Vitali of Fox Sports to discuss Bears quarterback Justin Fields' future with the organization. Vitali believes it's in the Bears' best interest to select a quarterback if they land the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Clay Harbor were joined by Colin Ward-Henninger of CBS Sports to discuss the Bulls' mess as they've dropped to 5-14. Later, Ramirez and Harbor predicted how many wins the Bears will earn in their final five games.
Hosting overnight, Gabe Ramirez reacted to the Bears' 12-10 win against the Vikings on Monday Night Football. He praised the Bears defense's performance but questioned offensive coordinator Luke Getsy's play-calling.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Score teammate Chris Emma live from Minneapolis to break down the Bears' 12-10 win against the Vikings on Monday Night Football. Ramirez also discussed whether Bears quarterback Justin Fields leading the game-winning drive was enough to prove he can be the guy in clutch situations.
In the third hour, Gabe Ramirez continued to break down the Bears' 12-10 win against the Vikings on Monday Night Football. Later, callers chimed in on how the Bears should approach the NFL Draft next spring.
In the fourth hour, Gabe Ramirez continued to react to the Bears' 12-10 win against the Vikings on Monday Night Football. He also took calls from listeners who debated whether the Bears should select USC quarterback Caleb Williams in the NFL Draft if Justin Fields proves himself in the stretch run of the season. Later, Ramirez listened back to Bears coach Matt Eberflus' press conference after Chicago improved to 4-8.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez fielded calls from Score listeners on Bears quarterback Justin Fields' future with the organization. Later, Ramirez discussed whether offensive coordinator Luke Getsy will return to the Bears in 2024.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Hub Arkush were joined by Score teammate Cody Westerlund to discuss Bulls guard Zach LaVine's future with the organization and Chicago's upcoming four-game road trip. Later, Ramirez and Arkush debated whether the Bears are heading in the right direction despite their continued losing before Arkush detailed why he'd rather see the Cubs spend money on premier free agents who aren't two-way star Shohei Ohtani.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Hub Arkush were joined by Corey Wootton of Fox 32 to break down the Bears' 31-26 loss to the Lions on Sunday. Later, Ramirez and Arkush continued discussing the ways in which the Bears grew despite their setback Sunday.
Gabe Ramirez and Hub Arkush opened their show by welcoming on Score teammate Mark Grote to break down the Bears' heartbreaking loss to the Lions on Sunday. Later, Dan Pompei of the Athletic joined the show to discuss the Bears' loss and what more the team's defense could've done to close out the game late.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron discussed Bulls star guard Zach LaVine's future with the organization as he has again landed in trade speculation. Later, Alex Shapiro of NBC Sports Chicago joined the show to discuss Bears quarterback Justin Fields' health and to preview the team's matchup against the Lions on Sunday.
Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron started their show by previewing the Bears-Lions matchup this upcoming Sunday. Later, Dannie Rogers of DetroitLions.com joined the show to discuss how the two teams size up against one another.
In the final hour, Zach Zaidman was joined by Kevin Fishbain of the Athletic as they took Bears calls for the entire hour.
In the second hour, Zach Zaidman was joined by Score football expert Hub Arkush to break down the Bears' 16-13 win against the Panthers on Thursday. Score baseball insider Bruce Levine then joined the show to discuss what the Cubs and White Sox may do this offseason. Later, ESPN writer Adam Rittenberg joined the program to react to the Big Ten suspending Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh for three games as punishment for the program's sign-stealing scandal.
In the first hour, Zach Zaidman was joined by former Bears offensive lineman Kyle Long to discuss the team's current quarterback situation and the direction of the franchise. He also broke down the Bears' 16-13 win against the Panthers on Thursday.
Gabe Ramirez opened Score Overnights by reacting to the Bears' 16-13 victory over the Panthers on Thursday night and sharing what it means for the rest of the season. He also took calls from Score listeners.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez welcomed on Score reporter Chris Emma to break down the Bears' 16-13 win against the Panthers on Thursday night.
In the third hour, Gabe Ramirez continued analyzing the Bears' 16-13 win against the Panthers on Thursday night, and a few callers caused Ramirez to get angry.
In the fourth hour, Gabe Ramirez discussed Bears coach Matt Eberflus' job security after Chicago's 16-13 win against Carolina on Thursday night. He also listened to Eberflus' postgame press conference and took calls.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez continued to take calls from Score listeners on the Bears' 16-13 win against the Panthers on Thursday Night Football and the team's quarterback situation.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Fox 32 analyst Corey Wootton to preview the Bears-Panthers game Thursday.
In the first hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Score baseball insider Bruce Levine live from the GM Meetings in Arizona to discuss what the Cubs and White Sox are looking to accomplish this offseason.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron previewed the Bears-Chargers matchup Sunday. Later, Ryan Dyrud of the LA Football Network joined the show to share more insight on the Chargers.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron discussed the future of the Bears' quarterback position. Later, Darnell Mayberry of the Athletic joined the show to preview the start of the Bulls' new season.
Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron opened their show by breaking down the Bears' 30-12 win against the Raiders on Sunday. After that, football analyst Adam Rank joined the show to discuss the Bears' recent improved play. Later, Ramirez and Herron went around the NFL carousel by breaking down the top headlines from around the league.
Gabe Ramirez was joined by Score football expert Hub Arkush to preview the Bears-Raiders game Sunday.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez shared his keys for the Bears to earn a win against the Raiders on Sunday. After that, Pete Fiutak of College Football News joined the show to discuss USC star quarterback Caleb Williams' potential and whether he would fit in Chicago. Later, Ramirez closed the show with his Twitter Time segment.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Fox 32 Chicago analyst Corey Wootton to discuss the latest Bears storylines. Ramirez also took calls from Score listeners before previewing the start of the Bulls' new season.
Gabe Ramirez opened his show with the Trifecta, hitting on the top sports stories of the day, including Bears rookie quarterback Tyson Bagent being in line to make his first career NFL start Sunday as starter Justin Fields deals with a right thumb injury. Later, Jason Fitz of Yahoo Sports joined the show to preview the Bears-Raiders matchup.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Hub Arkush were joined by Will Ragatz of Sports Illustrated to discuss the latest Vikings storylines as they prepare to face the Bears on Sunday. Later, Ramirez and Arkush took Bears calls from Score listeners before wondering if the Cubs will re-sign star Cody Bellinger.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Hub Arkush were joined by Fox Sports reporter Carmen Vitali to preview the Bears-Vikings game Sunday. Later, Ramirez and Arkush discussed how the Bears should move forward as an organization if they land the No. 1 overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft. Should they draft USC quarterback Caleb Williams to replace current quarterback Justin Fields?
Gabe Ramirez and Hub Arkush opened their show by previewing the Bears-Vikings game Sunday. After that, Score morning host David Haugh joined the show to discuss the impact that 18-year-old Blackhawks sensation Connor Bedard has already made on the team. Later, Ramirez and Arkush found out whom Dolphins star receiver Tyreek Hill compared new teammate and former Bears receiver Chase Claypool to.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote were joined by Matt Verderame of Sports Illustrated to discuss the latest NFL headlines. Later, Ramirez and Grote reacted to new Dolphins receiver Chase Claypool's comments about what went wrong during his Bears tenure.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote were joined by Ruthie Polinsky of NBC Sports Chicago to discuss why the Vikings may be more of a challenge for the Bears on Sunday than people are letting on. Later, Ramirez and Grote took more calls on Bears quarterback Justin Fields.
In the first hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote previewed the Bears' matchup against the banged-up Vikings on Sunday. Later, they posed a question — how many more games do we need to see to get a full evaluation on Bears quarterback Justin Fields?
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron were joined by Ron Johnson of Locked of Vikings to preview the Bears-Vikings game Sunday. He also discussed Minnesota star receiver Justin Jefferson landing on injured reserve and quarterback Kirk Cousins' future with the organization.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron were joined by Score teammate Cody Westerlund to discuss Bulls guard Coby White's development and to preview the team's upcoming season. Later, Ramirez and Herron discussed how Vikings star receiver Justin Jefferson landing on injured reserve will affect the team's future.
In the first hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron were joined by Kevin Fishbain of the Athletic to discuss the Bears offense showing improvement in recent weeks. He also previewed the Bears-Vikings matchup Sunday. Later, as Blackhawks phenom Connor Bedard was set to make his NHL debut, Herron shared what his nerves were like before his NFL debut years ago.
In the final hour, Mark Grote was joined by Score teammate Chris Emma to preview the Bears-Commanders game Thursday. Later, Grote took more Bears calls from Score listeners.
In the second hour, Mark Grote was joined by Mark Potash of the Sun-Times to discuss Bears coach Matt Eberflus' job security as his winless team prepares to face the Commanders on Thursday. Later, Grote reacted to Bears legend Brian Urlacher ranting about the late, great Score overnight host Les Grobstein ranting about Urlacher years ago.
Mark Grote opened his show by discussing Bears coach Matt Eberflus' job security before taking calls from Score listeners about his future with the franchise.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Meghan Montemurro of the Tribune to discuss the Cubs falling short of the playoffs and where they go from here. Later, Ramirez took calls from Score listeners about the Bears-Commanders matchup Thursday.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Score teammate Anthony Herron for the entire hour to preview the Bears-Commanders game Thursday.
Gabe Ramirez opened his show with the Trifecta and by wondering if Bears coach Matt Eberflus should be fired Friday if the team loses against the Commanders on Thursday. Later, Chris Russell of Team 980 in Washington D.C. joined the show to preview the Bears-Commanders matchup.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Hub Arkush were joined by Alex Gold of 610 Sports in Kansas City to preview the Bears-Chiefs game Sunday. Later, Ramirez and Arkush took more Bears calls and checked in on the Cubs' playoff push.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Hub Arkush were joined by Mike Sando of the Athletic to break down the Bears' wild week. Later, Ramirez and Arkush took Bears calls from listeners who reacted to a week full of controversy.
Gabe Ramirez and Hub Arkush opened their show by breaking down the Bears' wild week, which included quarterback Justin Fields criticizing the coaching staff and defensive coordinator Alan Williams abruptly resigning. Arkush thinks this is the craziest Bears week he has seen since the franchise fired coach Mike Ditka in 1993. Later, Score teammate Mark Grote joined the show to preview the Bears-Chiefs game Sunday.
In his final hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by ESPN reporter Jenna Laine to preview the Bears-Buccaneers game Sunday, as she shared the Tampa Bay perspective. Later, Ramirez wondered if it's time to panic about the Bears yet before previewing the Cubs-Diamondbacks game Friday night.
Gabe Ramirez started his show with his Trifecta segment, hitting on the biggest sports storylines of the day. After that, Score football expert Hub Arkush joined the show to preview the Bears-Buccaneers game Sunday. Later, Ramirez explained why he isn't as high on one of the young quarterbacks in the league as some people are.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Marquee Sports Network reporter Tony Andracki to discuss the Cubs' 7-3 loss to the Rockies on Wednesday afternoon and their playoff push. After that, Ramirez discussed which player is the most valuable on the Bears' defense. Later, he conducted his Twitter Time segment.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Fox Sports reporter Carmen Vitali to discuss the Bears' loss to the Packers and the Lions' impressive win against the Chiefs in Week 1. Later, Ramirez opened up the phone lines to take Bears calls. He and the listeners tried to figure out what the Bears should do with struggling receiver Chase Claypool.
Gabe Ramirez opened his show with the Trifecta, hitting on the biggest sports stories of the day. After that, Josh Schrock of NBC Sports Chicago joined the show to break down the Bears' 38-20 loss to the Packers in their season opener and to preview Chicago's game at Tampa Bay on Sunday.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez & Mark Grote did some final preparations for the Bears opening game
In the second hour Gabe Ramirez & Mark Grote spoke with Matt Verderame about the Bears-Packers matchup and some other divisional foes
In the first hour, Gabe Ramirez & Mark Grote were joined by Hub Arkush to prepare for the Bears opening game against the Packers
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron discussed which Bears players -- besides quarterback Justin Fields -- they're most looking forward to seeing play Sunday. Later, they discussed how the surging Cubs have turned their season around.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron continued to preview the Bears-Packers game Sunday. Later, Pete Dougherty of the Green Bay Press-Gazette joined the show to share what to expect from quarterback Jordan Love and the Packers.
Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron opened their show by discussing the surging Cubs' sweep of the Giants. Chicago has now pulled within 1.5 games of NL Central-leading Milwaukee. Later, Kevin Fishbain of the Athletic joined the show to preview the Bears-Packers matchup Sunday.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Clay Harbor discussed the potential troubles the Bears defense will face with injuries and a lack of depth at some positions. Later, Herb Howard of The Bigs joined the show to preview the Bears' new season. They also discussed rookie cornerback Tyrique Stevenson's outlook and the highs and lows he's bound to have in his first season.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Clay Harbor reacted to White Sox chairman Jerry Reinsdorf's most notable comments in a rare media session Thursday afternoon, when he addressed assistant general manager Getz's promotion to general manager, among many other topics. After that, Scott Merkin of MLB.com joined the show to share his takeaways from Reinsdorf's media session and Getz's press conference. Later, Ramirez and Harbor discussed if the Cubs will re-sign star Cody Bellinger when he hits free agency this offseason.
Gabe Ramirez and Clay Harbor opened their show by discussing what it takes to make a 53-man roster in the NFL. After that, sports personality Trey Wingo joined the show to share his expectations for Bears quarterback Justin Fields and the NFC North race in 2023. Later, Harbor explained why he's so high on Bears backup quarterback Tyson Bagent.
In the final hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Dave Revsine of the Big Ten Network to discuss the whirlwind offseason of realignment in college sports. Later, Big Ant listened back to Bears general manager Ryan Poles' comments about the team's offensive line and if undrafted rookie Tyson Bagent has officially won the backup quarterback job.
In the second hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Brett Taylor of Bleacher Nation to discuss the Cubs' important 3-2 win against the NL Central-leading Brewers on Wednesday afternoon at Wrigley Field. Later, Ant took listeners' Cubs calls.
In the first hour, Anthony Herron discussed how significant it is that the Bears don't have a veteran quarterback on their roster after a busy few days of cuts. After that, Patrick Finley of the Sun-Times joined the show to discuss what roster moves by the Bears caught his attention recently and to share how general manager Ryan Poles feels about the team's offensive line heading into the season.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez welcomed on analyst Mike Golic Jr. to get everyone ready for the college football season, which begins with Week 0 this weekend.
In the first hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Score baseball insider Bruce Levine to discuss the White Sox cleaning house in their front office and the Cubs' playoff push.
Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote were joined by Anthony Herron to break down the latest from Bears training camp.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by James Boyd of the Athletic to preview the Bears-Colts matchup in preseason action Saturday. After that, Ramirez reacted to Cubs right-hander Marcus Stroman's comments about his rib cartilage fracture before wrapping up the show with his Twitter Time segment.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez broke down the Cubs' disappointing 4-3 loss to the Royals on Friday afternoon. After that, Andy Martinez of the Marquee Sports Network joined the show to discuss the Cubs' recent performance. Ramirez also asked Cubs fans if there's any level of panic after this Cubs loss.
Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote opened their show by previewing the Bears-Colts matchup in preseason action Saturday and by answering listeners' questions. Grote also shared the players he'll be watching most closely in the game.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by sports betting analyst Sean Little to discuss the most intriguing gambling lines for the Bears' upcoming season.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Score teammate Cody Westerlund to react to the Bulls' release of their schedule. Later, Tim Stebbins of MLB.com joined the show to break down the Cubs-White Sox series.
In the first hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Score teammate Mark Grote, who shared a live report from the Bears-Colts joint practice while it was happening.
Gabe Ramirez headlines his final hour by talking to former NFL executive Andrew Brandt, then he is joined by Laurence Holmes of the 'Bernstein & Holmes Show' for the remainder of the hour to talk all things White Sox.
Gabe Ramirez continues on as he first answers more calls about the Bears, then he talks to MLB writer Keith Law from The Athletic over what he's seen from both the Cubs, White Sox, and around the MLB, and then talks about how he thinks the Cubs have found the best out of themselves these last few weeks.
Gabe Ramirez & Mark Grote headline this edition of 'Bears Training Camp Live' by answering your phone calls after the Bears beat the Titans in their preseason opener, talk about how Justin Fields carries himself as a player, and Grote shares a couple defensive players that caught his eye today at Camp.
In the final hour, Chris Rongey spoke with Matt Verderame about some storylines heading into the 2023 NFL season.
In the first hour Chris Rongey was joined briefly by Mark Grote to discuss all things Chicago Bears. Later, Evan Altman stopped by for some updates about the Cubs
IN the second hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Tim Stebbins to discuss the state of the Cubs at the All Star break
In the third hour, Anthony Herron spoke with Dan Wiederer about the Bears upcoming season.
In the first hour, Anthony Herron spoke with Dan Lust about the legal fallout at Northwestern regarding Pat Fitzgerald.
In the final hour of the show, Mark Grote and Alyssa Bergamini talk with Bret Boone after a fun All-Star weekend where Bret was named the MVP of the celebrity Softball Game. Later, Alyssa reminds everyone it's the anniversary of the Disco Demolition night at Comiskey Park in 1972.
In the second hour of the show, Mark Grote and Alyssa Bergamini are joined by friend and former Score host Chris Rongey - who currently hosts the Chris and Amy show for KMOX. He talks about his time hosting the White Sox pre and postgame shows for the Score and shares his thoughts on the Cardinals. Later, Aaron Leming of the Bear Report calls in to talk about the Bears as we get closer to the start of training camp.
In the first hour of the show, Mark Grote and Alyssa Bergamini discuss the White Sox' disappointing season and what could be coming for them later this month. Later, MLB.com's Scott Merkin joins the show to give an update on Luis Robert Jr's calf and what changes fans should be anticipating.
Chris Vannini of the Athletic joined the show in the final hour with the latest on the Northwestern Football program. Is the job still an attractive one? Who are some names they may be looking at long-term? What about the near-future?
The Northwestern talk continued in the 2nd hour. Clay's brother Cory joined as he was a former academic advisor for the Northwestern Football program. Later, Keith Smith of Spotrac joined the show from Las Vegas and the NBA Summer League. How have the Bulls looked? What was it like for Victor Wembenyama's two games of action?
Gabe & Clay begin the show discussing the latest on Pat Fitzgerald's dismissal at Northwestern. Later, NBC Sports Chicago's Josh Schrock talked Chicago Bears as players will report for camp in two weeks.
In the third hour, Gabe Ramirez & Mark Grote welcomed Anthony Herron to the show the shed some insight on what it is like to be in a Big 10 football locker room.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez & Mark Grote were joined by Louie Vaccher to provide some analysis on Northwestern's firing of Pat Fitzgerald.
In the first hour Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote provided coverage of Northwestern's firing of Pat Fitzgerald. Later David Haugh joined the show to provide some insight.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Elias Schuster of Bleacher Nation to discuss the Bulls' additions in free agency. Later, Ramirez conducted his Twitter Time segment, discussing Spurs rookie sensation Victor Wembanyama's incident with Britney Spears in Las Vegas, Drake playing in Chicago and more.
Gabe Ramirez opened his show by breaking down the Cubs' tough 6-5 loss to the Brewers on Thursday afternoon, and he tried to find a few positives in the setback. Later, he wondered whether the Cubs would be winning in the NL Central right now if they had a good bullpen.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Score teammate Matt Spiegel, who still isn't ready to declare the Cubs to be sellers ahead of the trade deadline despite their recent struggles. Later, Score baseball insider Bruce Levine joined the show live from Guaranteed Rate Field to break down the White Sox's 6-2 loss to the Blue Jays in 11 innings in the opener of a doubleheader.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Locked on Cubs host Matt Cozzi to discuss what the Cubs lineup should look like and to preview the second half of the season.
In the first hour Gabe Ramirez reacted to the Cubs extra innings win over the Brewers. He was also joined by Herb Howard to talk about the Bear's off season.
In the final hour, Chuck Swirsky was joined by Score football expert Hub Arkush to discuss the hype surrounding Bears quarterback Justin Fields and what to expect in the upcoming season.
In the second hour, Chuck Swirsky was joined by Sahadev Sharma of the Athletic to discuss the Cubs' 10-1 win against the Guardians on Friday afternoon and whether Chicago has what it takes to win the NL Central. Later, Sean Deveney of Heavy.com joined the show to react to the latest moves in NBA free agency.
Chuck Swirsky opened his show by welcoming on Tribune writer Julia Poe to react to the Bulls bringing guard Coby White back on a three-year deal and their addition of guard Jevon Carter on a three-year deal as NBA free agency opened. After that, NBC Sports Chicago analyst Will Perdue joined the show to the Bulls' moves and the latest news in free agency.
In the final hour of the show, Dan Karpuc of BET QL stops by to talk about what Gabe and Alyssa do best ..... betting!! Dan gives Gabe and Alyssa his best plays for the remainder of the baseball season and some early NFL predictions. It is after all always football season. Gabe ends the show by introducing Alyssa to Twitter Time. What is going on in the Sports and Pop Culture Zeitgeist?
In the second hour of the show, Gabe and Alyssa discuss the huge weekend that was for the Cubs. Taylor McGregor of Marquee Network stops by to share her thoughts on the on-fire Cubs. Do the Cubs have a legit shot at the division? Gabe and Alyssa end the hour by drafting the best Chicago suburbs to be the new site of the Bears stadium.
Gabe and Alyssa start the show by taking turns venting about their beloved White Sox. Is Jake Burger worthy of a Homerun Derby trip? Vinnie Duber is on the White Sox beat for CHGO and he joins the show to share what he saw this weekend from the South Siders. Gabe and Alyssa end the hour by asking the question, do the Sox just have bad luck??
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote discussed how good they truly feel Bears quarterback Justin Fields can be this upcoming season. Also, who will be the Bears' starting running back in the season opener?
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote were joined by Gimme the Hot Sauce podcast host Mark Schanowski to discuss what the Bulls may do in free agency after a rather quiet NBA Draft night Thursday. Later, Ramirez and Grote ranked the importance of a few key Bears players who are set to be free agents soon enough.
Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote opened their show by breaking down the Bulls' rather quiet NBA Draft night Thursday, which they entered without a selection before trading into the second round to nab Tennessee forward Julian Phillips. How can the Bulls improve for next season?
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Clay Harbor discussed what moves the Bulls could make on NBA Draft night Thursday.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Clay Harbor were joined by Fox 32 analyst Corey Wootton to discuss the latest Bears storylines and to reminisce about when he and Harbor played each other.
In the first hour, Gabe Ramirez and Clay Harbor were joined by former MLB second baseman and current analyst Bret Boone to discuss the latest Cubs and White Sox storylines.
In the final hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Lamond Pope of the Tribune to discuss the White Sox losing two of three games to the Dodgers. After that, Herron discussed the legendary Michael Jordan selling his majority stake in the Charlotte Hornets for a staggering amount of money before reacting to the NBA suspending Grizzlies star guard Ja Morant for 25 games.
In the second hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Michael Cerami of Bleacher Nation to discuss the Cubs' recent surge, as they've won six of their past seven games. Later, Herron shared advice on what to check out in London for Cubs fans who are traveling overseas to watch the club play the Cardinals next weekend.
In the first hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Herb Howard of The Bigs to share his observations from Bears minicamp. Later, Herron listened and reacted to Bears quarterback Justin Fields' comments about what he has focused on this offseason.
In the second hour, Mark Grote was joined by Brett Taylor of Bleacher Nation to discuss the Cubs winning two of three games against the Giants over the weekend, which included a brilliant outing from right-hander Kyle Hendricks in a win Saturday.
Mark Grote opened his show by sharing the path for the Bears to be good in 2023. Later, James Fox of the Sox Machine joined the show to discuss the latest White Sox storylines.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Clay Harbor discussed what kind of compensation Commanders defensive end Chase Young could be worth in a potential trade to the Bears. After that, they debated whether Bears quarterback Justin Fields will throw for more than 3,000 yards in the 2023 season. Later, Meghan Montemurro of the Tribune joined the show to discuss the Cubs bullpen's struggles and the team's series against the Angels.
Gabe Ramirez and Clay Harbor opened their show by discussing how Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson, safety Eddie Jackson and guard Nate Davis were present at OTAs on Wednesday after previously being absent. Later, Colin Ward-Henninger of CBS Sports joined the show to preview the Heat-Nuggets matchup in Game 3 of the NBA Finals on Wednesday evening.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez welcomed on Andy Martinez of the Marquee Sports Network to discuss the latest Cubs storylines.
In the first hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Scott Merkin of MLB.com to preview the White Sox's upcoming series against the Yankees, which begins Tuesday.
In his final hour, Gabe Ramirez welcomed on NBA writer Howard Beck to break down the Nuggets' 104-93 win against the Heat in Game 1 of the NBA Finals on Thursday. What do the Heat have to do to have a chance in this series?
In the first hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Tony Andracki of the Marquee Sports Network to discuss the Cubs' recent performance and ace Marcus Stroman's future with the organization.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote continued with the Bears conversation before Ramirez and producer Tyler Buterbaugh explained to Grote that he shouldn't be using a selfie as his profile picture.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote quickly previewed Game 1 of the NBA Finals between the Heat and Nuggets. Later, Michael Cerami of Blecaher Nation joined the show to discuss the latest Cubs storylines, including how they won their series against the Rays earlier in the week.
Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote opened their show by discussing the latest storylines and news out of Bears OTAs. After that, Patrick Finley of the Sun-Times joined the show to discuss the hype surrounding Bears quarterback Justin Fields as he enters his third NFL season with new weapons on offense.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez listened to comments from White Sox general manager Rick Hahn and manager Pedro Grifol about star closer Liam Hendriks' impending return to action after he overcame cancer. Later, Score baseball insider Bruce Levine joined the show to discuss Cubs ace Marcus Stroman's future in Chicago after Stroman made it clear he doesn't want to be dealt before the trade deadline even as the team struggles.
In the third hour, Gabe Ramirez listened to Cubs ace Marcus Stroman's comments after he threw a one-hitter to lead his team to a 1-0 win against the MLB-best Rays on Monday afternoon at Wrigley Field. Later, Sam Amico of HoopsWire.com joined the show to discuss the NBA playoffs and the state of the Bulls.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez discussed Cubs ace Marcus Stroman's desire to remain with the organization and how much he could be worth on a contract extension. Later, Josh Nelson of Sox Machine joined the show to discuss White Sox closer Liam Hendriks' impending return to action after he overcame cancer.
Gabe Ramirez opened his show by breaking down the Cubs' 1-0 win against the Rays on Monday afternoon at Wrigley Field, where Chicago ace Marcus Stroman threw a one-hitter. Ramirez also took calls from Score listeners reacting to the Cubs' victory.
In the final hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Under Center podcast host Kenneth Davis to discuss how many games the Bears will win in the 2023 season. Later, Big Ant continued to sound off about former Bulls star Scottie Pippen's recent controversial comments.
In the second hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Nicole Auerbach of the Athletic to discuss Kevin Warren's recent transition from Big Ten commissioner to Bears president. What does his move mean for both sides? Later, Herron listened and reacted to former Bulls star Scottie Pippen's controversial comments about the legendary Michael Jordan and the team's dynasty in the 1990s during his recent appearance on the Gimme the Hot Sauce podcast.
Anthony Herron opened his show by reacting to former Bulls star Scottie Pippen bashing the legendary Michael Jordan and the team's dynasty in the 1990s in recent comments on the Gimme the Hot Sauce podcast. Later, Tony Andracki of the Marquee Sports Network joined the show to break down the Cubs' ugly 9-0 loss to the Reds on Friday afternoon.
In a short show, Gabe Ramirez discussed the Bulls' chances at landing the No. 1 pick in the NBA Draft lottery and the Cubs' loss to the Astros on Monday. He also previewed the Cubs-Astros game later in the evening.
In his final hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Spanish play-by-play voice Miguel Esparza to discuss the Cubs' 13-0 rout of the Dodgers on Friday afternoon at Wrigley Field.
In the first hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Lindsay Rhodes of Sirius XM to discuss what the Bears might do in the NFL Draft, which begins next Thursday.
In the final episode of On the Clock, Mark Grote took time to talk with callers about what the Bears should do with the No. 9 overall pick in the NFL Draft.
In the final hour, Anthony Herron detailed the positions the Bears should focus on addressing in the NFL Draft next week and which ones they should pass on.
In the second hour, Anthony Herron discussed the Cubs' strong 11-6 start and third baseman Patrick Wisdom's power surge, as he's tied for the MLB lead in homers. Later, Cubs Insider editor-in-chief Evan Altman joined the show to discuss the Cubs' 5-1 road trip that concluded Wednesday afternoon with a sweep of the Athletics.
Anthony Herron opened his show by breaking down the Cubs' sweep over the Athletics before focusing on the Bears' needs in the NFL Draft. Later, LaMond Pope of the Tribune joined the show to discuss the White Sox's frustrating 7-12 start.
Gabe Ramirez concludes his show by talking to Andy Martinez about the Cubs red hot start to open up the young MLB season and if they are a legit playoff team with what we have seen from them so far.
Gabe Ramirez is joined by ESPN NFL Draft analyst Matt Miller for some of the latest Draft takes, as well as some boiling questions that could be surrounding the Bears. He also debates which WR he would take on his team: Chase Claypool or Allen Robinson?
In the second hour of the show Gabe welcomes Mark Gonzales of the Chicago Sun-Times to the show for some cross-town baseball talk. Mark and Gabe discuss the current state of both sides of towns baseball teams and whether or not the Cubs are actually a playoff team. Gabe ends the show by giving listeners his predictions for the NBA playoffs.
In the first hour of this edition of the Gabe Ramirez show Gabe starts things with a Trifecta. Gabe goes through the three biggest stories of the day and gives you his thoughts on things happening around the Chicago sports world. What does the off-season hold for the Bulls? After a disappointing end to the season Bulls fans were left wanting more from there team. Cody Westerlund of The Score joins the show for an end of season Bulls recap.
Gabe Ramirez leads you right up to Bulls basketball as he talks about the Cubs beating the Rangers, the White Sox dropping another high scoring game to the Pirates, the Bulls upcoming matchup against the shorthanded Mavericks, and mentions a certain QB that could get a lot of people talking if he could serve as the backup to Justin Fields.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Scott Merkin of MLB.com to break down the White Sox losing two of three in their series against the Giants, one that ended with a 16-6 defeat Thursday afternoon.
In the first hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Joe Cowley of the Sun-Times to discuss the Bulls landing the No. 10 seed in the East. What are the Bulls' chances of making it through the play-in tournament?
In a new episode of On the Clock, Mark Grote was joined by former NFL scout Jim Nagy to evaluate the top prospects who participated in the Senior Bowl.
Gabe Ramirez poses the question to Bears fans and listeners: Do you think the Bears should draft a DL or OL with their 9th pick and later asks former NFL player Clay Harbor that question. Later, Gabe wraps up the show with Twitter time and quickly celebrates the White Sox holding on to beat the Astros to start the season 1-0.
Gabe Ramirez talks Bulls and their playoff future with Mark Schanowski of the Gimme the Hot Sauce Podcast and gets a vibe check on Cubs Opening Day from Michael Cerami of Bleacher Nation.
Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote open their show with the Trifecta, covering the three biggest Chicago Sports stories of the day - including the Cubs winning their Home Opener and the Bulls dropping a tough game to the Lakers. Later, Gabe asks Mark if the Bears should draft an offensive or defensive lineman with the No. 9.
In the second hour, Anthony Herron welcomed on Richard Deitsch of the Athletic to discuss the trends in the television ratings for the NCAA Tournament.
In the first hour, Anthony Herron was joined by LaMond Pope of the Tribune to discuss how the White Sox's roster is shaping up as Opening Day looms Thursday.
In another edition of On the Clock, Mark Grote focused on the Big Ten by analyzing the top prospects in the conference. To help break it down, he welcomed on Howard Griffith of the Big Ten Network to discuss the top talent in the league.
Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote are joined in studio by Alyssa Bergamini prior to the Bulls away contest against the Trail Blazers as they preview if the Bulls can bounce back from an ugly performance on Wednesday.
Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote are joined by Kalyn Kahler of The Athletic to talk how good the Bears will be, and Andy Martinez of Marquee Sports Network on what the vibe around the Cubs is with the regular season less than a week away.
Joined alongside by Mark Grote, Gabe Ramirez goes over how many more wins the Bears will have in 2023 compared to last year after their free agency spending period as well as what 2 kind of Burger toppings he's taking overall.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez listened back to the best of NBC Sports Chicago analyst Ozzie Guillen's interview on the Mully & Haugh Show earlier in the day. Later, Herb Howard of the Bigs Media joined the show to discuss the latest Bears storylines and why he'd like to see Chicago pursue Tennessee running back Derrick Henry.
We opened the show by celebrating Gabe Ramirez's birthday, which was Wednesday, before he turned his attention to the Bulls. Should they re-sign center Nikola Vucevic or let him walk in free agency in the offseason? After that, Chris Rose of Jomboy Media and the NFL Network joined the show to discuss the World Baseball Classic, the latest Cubs and White Sox storylines and what the Bears should do with their No. 9 overall pick.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Clay Harbor were joined by Joe Rexrode of the Athletic Nashville to discuss the wild action in the opening weekend of the NCAA Tournament. Later, Ramirez and Harbor continued with more Bears conversation.
Gabe Ramirez and Clay Harbor opened their first show together with the Trifecta, hitting on the biggest sports stories of the day. Later, the guys discussed the Bears' additions in free agency and what Chicago might do with the No. 9 pick. Also, who will be the Bears' starting running back in 2023?
In his second hour, Gabe Ramirez chats with Sam Smith of Bulls.com about the latest tough Bulls loss. Gabe later gets into the most recent news surrounding draft prospect Jalen Carter.
Gabe Ramirez kicks off his show by looking at some of the most recent Bears free agent signings, including tight end Robert Tonyan and running back D'Onta Foreman. He also chats with Her Howard of It's The Bigs to figure out what he thinks of the Bears' free agents.
Mark Grote was joined by Trey Wingo of the 33rd Team to discuss his earlier reporting that Packers star quarterback Aaron Rodgers leaving Green Bay for the New York Jets is a "done" deal. He also discussed the latest NFL free agency news from Monday as the legal tampering period opened.
In the fourth hour, Gabe Ramirez & Mark Grote listened to a conversation Mark had with Dave Wannstedt and pondered where the team should look to improve next.
in the third hour, Gabe Ramirez & Mark Grote welcomed Clay Harbor to the show to discuss areas the Bears could realistically improve next season.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote were joined by Corey Wooten who provided some thoughts on what the Bears could do with the 9th overall draft pick.
Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote were thrilled with the Bears' trade of the first overall pick and opened the show up to callers. They were surprised to learn that Jarrett Payton was one of the callers and he shared some opinions on what this means for the teams' future. Later Anthony Herron joined the guys to give some insight on potential players the Bears could draft.
Mark Grote reacted live to the Bears trading the first overall draft pick to the Carolina Panthers. He was joined by Dave Wannstedt and Dan Pompei who each provided insight into the move.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote pondered how good (or bad) the Cubs could be this season. Did their additions this offseason move their floor higher? Later, Scott Merkin of MLB.com joined the show for a check-in from White Sox camp.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote asked listeners how they view the Bears' trade to acquire receiver Chase Claypool last season. Will it turn out to be a good or bad move? Later, Robert Mays of the Athletic joined the show to preview NFL free agency.
In the first hour, Gabe Ramirez picked Mark Grote's brain on the hot topics from the NFL Combine. In particular, does he think the Bears should still have Georgia star defensive lineman Jalen Carter on their draft board given his legal issues?
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron listened back to Cubs general manager Carter Hawkins' interview on the Mully & Haugh Show earlier in the day and reacted to what they heard. Later, Josh Nelson of the Sox Machine podcast joined the show to discuss the latest White Sox storylines, including right-hander Mike Clevinger avoiding discipline as MLB concluded its investigation into him after he was accused of domestic violence and child abuse.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron listened and reacted to Rich Eisen of the NFL Network share his top rumors from the NFL Combine. Later, Darnell Mayberry of the Athletic joined the show to discuss the Bulls' 125-122 loss to the Pacers on Sunday. Is there any chance the Bulls can turn it around late in the season?
Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron opened their show with the Trifecta, hitting on the top sports stories of the weekend. Later, Score reporter Chris Emma joined the show to share his Bears insight after his recent trip to the NFL Combine.
In his second hour, Gabe Ramirez chats with KC Johnson of NBC Sports Chicago about the Bulls almost collapse in Detroit Wednesday night.
In his first hour, Gabe Ramirez kicks things off as usual with the Trifecta, except today he has a special guest: Sonic from 104 Jamz down the hall. Gabe also spends time speaking with former NFL player Clay Harbor who has thoughts on Justin Fields, Jalen Carter and some other Bears notes.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron were joined by Ben Verlander of Fox Sports to discuss MLB implementing new rules and why he believes it's going to help improve the sport a great deal. Later, Ramirez and Herron discussed Iowa women's basketball star Caitlin Clark continuing to be on fire and lifting the Hawkeyes to a big win Sunday.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron discussed the Bears' options as they hold the No. 1 pick in the NFL Draft. Later, ESPN analyst Cole Cubelic joined the show to discuss why Alabama edge rusher Will Anderson Jr. would be a great player to build a defense around and to break down other prospects.
Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron opened their show by welcoming on Cubs senior vice president Cale Vennum to to discuss tickets going on sale for the club. Later, Will Gottlieb of CHGO joined the show to discuss veteran guard Patrick Beverley's impact on the Bulls in his first two games with the team. They also discuss Bulls guard Zach LaVine's recent performance and future outlook.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez listened and reacted to White Sox manager Pedro Grifol's most noteworthy comments from the past few days at spring training in Arizona. Later, Ramirez and producer Adam Studzinski went on a random tangent about athletes who made them feel old when they realized they're older than those players.
Gabe Ramirez opened his show with NBA conversation as the stretch run awaits. He then welcomed on Steve Aschburner of NBA.com to discuss the state of the struggling Bulls, what veteran guard Patrick Beverley can bring them and other storylines from around the league.
In a short show, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Chris Rose of the NFL Network to discuss what the Bears should do with the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft. Later, Ramirez reacted to White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson's comments to NBC Sports Chicago host Chuck Garfien about how fans and the media have been critical of the club.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote discussed a simple question that Grote has for White Sox fans -- how are you feeling about the team as the season gets closer?
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote were joined by Julia Poe of the Tribune to discuss the latest Bulls storylines, including injury guard Lonzo Ball officially getting shut down for the remainder of the season. Later, the guys looked at the list of free agent wide receivers and it's ... err ... not great.
In the first hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote were joined by Eric Edholm of NFL.com to share scouting reports on a few prospects -- other than Georgia defensive tackle Jalen Carter and Alabama edge rusher Will Anderson -- whom the Bears could look at in the first round of the NFL Draft. Later, Ramirez and Grote reacted to the sad news that injured Bulls guard Lonzo Ball has been shut down for the remainder of the season.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez welcomed on Cubs Spanish radio player-by-play voice Miguel Esparza to discuss the club's expectations for 2023 and which players could have breakout seasons. Later, Ramirez ended the show with his Twitter Time segment.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by James Fox of Sox Machine to discuss the latest White Sox storylines as spring training has opened. Are the White Sox poised for a bounce-back season? Later, Ramirez turned his attention to the Bears, wondering how receiver Chase Claypool fits into the team's future plans after an unproductive stint with Chicago in the 2022 season.
Gabe Ramirez opened his show with the Trifecta, where he hit on the top stories of the day, including the Bulls' addition of veteran guard Patrick Beverley on the buyout market. How much of a difference could Beverley make for the Bulls? Later, Ramirez opened up the phone lines to ask Cubs and White Sox fans what their expectations are for the 2023 season.
In his final hour, Gabe Ramirez listened to the latest national analyst who thinks the Bears should trade quarterback Justin Fields. How much longer can we put up with this? Later, he expressed his frustration with the Bulls, who are in a tailspin. Ramirez has about had it with them.
Gabe Ramirez opened his show by discussing the MLB rule changes that are being implemented this season. Later, Russell Dorsey of Bally Sports joined the show to share his insight on the new rules and to discuss the biggest storylines from spring training.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Howard Beck who shared some outside perspective on the Bulls big 3 and provided some picks on who could be contenders in the NBA.
In the first hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Mark Grote where they discussed how they have been spending the Bears' off-season and some things they will be watching for at the NFL combine.
In his final hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Score teammate Cody Westerlund to discuss what's going on with the struggling Bulls. Later, Ramirez listened to what Bears quarterback Justin Fields had to say this week as he made his rounds at the Super Bowl.
Gabe Ramirez began his show as usual with the Trifecta, hitting on the top stories of the day, this time with a focus on the Bulls. What the hell is this team doing? Later, former NFL executive Andrew Brandt joined the show to discuss the work of Eagles executive vice president Howie Roseman, who has done a masterful job building up his team as it prepares to meet the Chiefs in Super Bowl 57 on Sunday.
Gabe Ramirez weighed in on the Lebron James vs Michael Jordan debate and tried to determine who is truly the greatest player of all time. Later, he addressed some of the top rumors he's been hearing through the grapevine regarding the NBA trade deadline and the Bears offseason.
In the final hour, Mark Grote discussed the Bulls' inconsistent season and guard Lonzo Ball's stalled rehab from left knee surgery. Later, Grote discussed Bears offensive coordinator Luke Getsy's experience of coaching at the Senior Bowl.
In the second hour, Mark Grote discussed the many possibilities the Bears have as they look to improve their roster this offseason. Later, Josh Schrock of NBC Sports Chicago joined the show to discuss what moves he believes the Bears should make.
Mark Grote opened his show by previewing the Eagles-Chiefs matchup in Super Bowl 57. Howard Eskin of WIP joined the show to poke fun about Philadelphia's success over Chicago, and the listeners took it to heart, to say the least.
In his final hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Will Gottlieb of CHGO to discuss the Bulls' 108-103 loss to the Clippers on Tuesday and how Chicago may approach the trade deadline on Feb. 9.
Gabe Ramirez opened his show by breaking down the Bulls' frustrating 108-103 loss to the Clippers on Tuesday evening. He's aggravated as hell with the Bulls, to say the least.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote reacted to Pat Mahomes Sr. revealing on the Parkins & Spiegel Show that his son Patrick Mahomes expected to be drafted by the Bears in 2017. Later, the guys welcomed on Sam Smith of Bulls.com to discuss what moves the Bulls could make ahead of the trade deadline.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote continued to discuss whether Bears quarterback Justin Fields can make a big leap in 2023 like Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts has done in the 2022 season. Later, Jason Anderson of Sports Radio 810 WHB joined the show to discuss the Chiefs advancing to the Super Bowl for the third time in four seasons.
Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote opened their show by reacting to the Eagles and Chiefs earning wins Sunday to advance to the Super Bowl. Which team impressed them more? Later, Joe DeCamara of WIP joined the show to discuss the Eagles' run to the Super Bowl and why he believes Chicago quarterback Justin Fields can have a breakout like Philadelphia quarterback Jalen Hurts has.
In their final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron were joined by sports broadcaster Troy Clardy to discuss the 49ers' playoff run and the hype surrounding rookie quarterback Brock Purdy. After that, Alex Gold of 610 Sports in Kansas City joined the show to preview the Chiefs-Bengals matchup in the AFC Championship. Later, Ramirez and Herron shared their conference championship picks.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron were joined by "NFL Rhodes Show" host Lindsay Rhodes to discuss the top storylines for NFL Championship Sunday. Later, Josh Tolentino of the Philadelphia Inquirer joined the show to preview the Eagles-49ers matchup in the NFC Championship and to share a comparison between Philadelphia quarterback Jalen Hurts and Chicago quarterback Justin Fields.
In the first hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron welcomed on Darnell Mayberry of the Athletic to discuss the Bulls' ugly 111-96 loss to the Hornets on Thursday and what direction the team should take moving forward.
In his second hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Herb Lawrence of CHGO to discuss the White Sox's moves this offseason. Later, Ramirez took a look at one of the latest NFL mock draft from ESPN.
Gabe Ramirez kicked off his show by looking at the Bulls' ugly, ugly loss to the Pacers on Tuesday, when Chicago blew a 21-point lead. He then asked listeners this question -- who's most to blame for the Bulls' struggles?
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote played a new game invented by Ramirez for the night that was called "What makes you happier?" Later, they discussed whether a few key Bulls players should be kept or dealt as the trade deadline looms Feb. 9.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote spent time previewing the Bills-Bengals matchup in the NFL divisional round Sunday. They were first joined by Bills radio sideline reporter Sal Capaccio before being joined by Bengals radio analyst Dave Lapham. Later, Ramirez and Grote welcomed in studio a surprise guest in Miguel Esparza, the Spanish radio voice of the Cubs, Blackhawks and Bears.
Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote opened their show by sharing their final thoughts on the Bulls' trip to Paris, where they beat the Pistons on Thursday. After that, they discussed possible turnover on the Bears coaching staff.
In the third hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron were joined by Eric Edholm of NFL.com to discuss how the Bears should approach the NFL Draft, where they hold the No. 1 overall pick. Later, Ramirez and Herron discussed who the most evil villains are in sports and in movies.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron debated whether Chicago fans would rather see LeBron James in a Bulls jersey or Aaron Rodgers in a Bears jersey. Later, Dan Wiederer of the Tribune joined the show to discuss the Bears hiring Big Ten commissioner Kevin Warren as their new president/CEO and what to expect from Chicago in the NFL Draft.
Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron opened their show by breaking down the Bulls' 126-108 win against the Pistons on Thursday in Paris. Later, Score teammate Cody Westerlund joined the show to discuss the Bulls' inconsistent season and which players may be on the trade market.
Gabe Ramirez began the show with the trifecta where he covered the latest drama with Aaron Rodgers. Later, he opened the phones lines to hear what fans had to say about Kevin Warren and the Bears.
In his final hour, Gabe Ramirez shared his observations from NFL wild-card weekend. Later, he wondered what the Bulls are up to in Paris as they prepare to face the Pistons there Thursday.
Gabe Ramirez kicked off his show with the Trifecta, sharing his top three takeaways from new Bears president/CEO Kevin Warren's introductory press conference Tuesday. Later, former Bears defensive end and current Fox 32 analyst Corey Wootton joined the show to share what he thinks of Warren.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by JJ Stankevitz of Colts.com to discuss the potential for the Bears to trade their No. 1 overall pick to the Colts, who hold the No. 4 pick. Later, Ramirez opened the phone lines as listeners weighed in on whether the Bears should consider trading quarterback Justin Fields and selecting his replacement in the draft.
Gabe Ramirez opened his show with the Trifecta, hitting on the biggest sports stories of the day. Later, he welcomed on Score midday host Laurence Holmes to discuss the Bulls' bizarre 100-97 loss to the Wizards on Wednesday.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez welcomed Josh Schrock to the show where they spoke about the Bears' draft position and the logistics of keeping or trading the pick. Gabe also opened the phone lines to discus which could get a better return: the first-draft pick or Justin Fields?
In the first hour, Gabe Ramirez opened with the trifecta recapping his top three stories of the day. Then he spoke with Darnell Mayberry about the Bulls loss top the Celtics and how Demar DeRozan's injury impacts the team's long term outlook.
In the final hour from Offsides Sports Bar & Grill in Woodstock for a Miller Lite Top Draft show, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote were joined by Cam Ellis of Audacy Sports to discuss the progress that Bears quarterback Justin Fields made in his second NFL season. Later, Ramirez and Grote capped the show off with the Twitter Time segment.
In the second hour from Offsides Sports Bar & Grill in Woodside for a Miller Lite Top Draft show, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote were joined by Mark Schanowski of the Gimme the Hot Sauce podcast to discuss the Bulls' 121-112 win against the Nets on Wednesday. Later, Ramirez and Grote reacted to the NFL announcing that the Bills-Bengals game won't be resumed. It was suspended Monday evening when Bills safety Damar Hamlin suffered cardiac arrest on the field during the game.
Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote broadcast live from Offsides Sports Bar & Grill in Woodstock for a Miller Lite Top Draft show. They were Bears-heavy in their opening hour, as they listened to the best audio out of Halas Hall on Thursday. That included receiver Chase Claypool speaking for the first time about his sideline fit in a blowout loss to the Lions on Sunday.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez previewed what the NFL playoff picture could look like. After that, former NFL tight end Clay Harbor joined the show to discuss the Bears' struggles and the latest NFL storylines. Later, Ramirez ended his show with his Twitter Time segment.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez replayed WGR reporter Sal Capaccio's interview on the Bernstein & Holmes Show earlier in the day in which he discussed Bills safety Damar Hamlin's horrifying medical emergency on the field during Monday Night Football. Later, Score teammate Cody Westerlund joined the show to discuss the Bulls' tough 145-134 loss to the Cavaliers in overtime Monday evening. What do the Bulls have to do to have a breakthrough?
Gabe Ramirez opened his show with the Trifecta, hitting on the biggest sports storylines of the day. Later, Patrick Finley of the Sun-Times joined the show to discuss the Bears' struggles and whether the team could sign receiver Chase Claypool to a contract extension this offseason.
In the second hour, Gabe was joined by Herb Howard where they talked about the draft implications of the Bears' final two games, thought about which areas the team needs to address the most in the offseason, and speculated on the possibility of drafting a backup quarterback in the later rounds of the draft. He rounded out the show with twitter time and shared some of his favorite tweets he had seen throughout the day.
In the first hour, Gabe Ramirez opened with the trifecta where he explained his fascination with mock drafts, reflected on JJ Watt's career, and reacted to the Chicago Bulls' loss to the Houston Rockets, and gave some big-picture thoughts on the team's future. He was later joined by Sam Smith to discuss the team's current struggles and debate some potential strategies about how the club should go moving forward.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron were joined by Andy Martinez of the Marquee Sports Network discuss the Cubs' addition of first baseman/outfielder Cody Bellinger and what moves the club could make next. Later, Ramirez and Herron turned their attention back to the Bears, sharing what they're watching for in the final four games of the season.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron were joined by Score morning host David Haugh to discuss first baseman/outfielder Cody Bellinger agreeing to a one-year deal with the Cubs. Can he bounce back in 2023? Later, the guys discussed the White Sox remaining quiet thus far at the Winter Meetings.
Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron were live at The Piazza in Aurora for the Miller Lite Top Draft Show, and they opened their show with the Trifecta, where they hit on the top stories of the day. Later, Mark Potash of the Sun-Times joined the show to discuss the Bears' struggles as they've hit their bye at 3-10 while riding a six-game losing streak.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron were joined by Rob Schaefer of NBC Sports Chicago to break down the Bulls' 114-107 win against the Jazz on Monday evening. Later, Joshua Perry of the Big Ten Network joined the show to discuss the latest College Football Playoff rankings.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron were joined by Josh Schrock of NBC Sports Chicago to ponder a question they had -- will the Bears win another game this season?
Broadcasting live from the Dunning Pour House for another Miller Lite Top Draft Show, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron opened their show with the Trifecta, hitting on the biggest storylines of the day. They also caught up on all the latest Bears news, including when we'll see quarterback Justin Fields back in action.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron were joined by Rob Schaefer of NBC Sports Chicago to break down the Bulls' win against the Raptors on Monday. Herron also calmed Ramirez down as it pertained to Bulls guard Lonzo Ball's health. Later, Ramirez and Herron held the Twitter Time segment.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron were joined by Josh Schrock of NBC Sports Chicago to discuss the latest Bears storylines, including quarterback Justin Fields' strong performance lately. Later, Nicole Auerbach of the Athletic joined the show to break down the just-released College Football Playoff rankings.
Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron opened their show with the Trifecta, discussing the top sports storylines of the day before gushing about Bears quarterback Justin Fields' recent play. As the hour went on, they played a game called Fields vs. the Field, in which Ramirez asked Herron if he'd take Fields over several other NFL quarterbacks who are in his age range.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote were joined by legendary writer Sam Smith to discuss the Bulls' 120-102 win against the Celtics on Monday and their 2-2 start. Should forward Patrick Williams be moved to the bench?
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote were joined by Mark Potash of the Sun-Times to break down the Bears' surprising 33-14 win against the Patriots on Monday. Later, Score football analyst Anthony Herron joined the show to discuss Bears quarterback Justin Fields' superb performance in the victory.
Live from Kenny's Irish Pub for the Miller Lite Top Draft Show, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote started their show with the Trifecta, hitting on the top stories and soundbites of the day, with a focus on the Bears' 33-14 win against the Patriots on Monday night.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote were joined by Sam Fortier of the Washington Post to share a scouting report on the Commanders ahead of their matchup against the Bears on Thursday. What's going on between coach Ron Rivera and quarterback Carson Wentz? Later, Ramirez and Grote replayed Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer's interview with Laurence Holmes and Leila Rahimi on the station earlier in the day.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote were joined by Bulls Radio play-by-play announcer Chuck Swirsky preview the start of the new NBA season. How's he feeling about the Bulls? Later, Ramirez and Grote discussed how Bears quarterback Justin Fields is using breathing techniques during games.
Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote opened their show with the Trifecta, which consisted of the top three Bears stories out of Halas Hall on this day. Later, they launched a new segment called Grote's Gut, in which Ramirez asked Grote a series of Bears question that he hadn't heard before.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez welcomed on Darnell Mayberry of the Athletic to discuss the latest Bulls storylines as they continue with their preseason work. Mayberry splashed some cold water on Ramirez's optimism about the Bulls following their loss to the Pelicans in exhibition action Tuesday. Later, Ramirez conducted his Twitter Time segment, sharing his favorite sports and culture moments from the week on social media.
In the first hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Patrick Finley of the Sun-Times to discuss the Bears' loss to the Giants this past Sunday, receiver N'Keal Harry being designated to return from injured reserve and what to make of quarterback Justin Fields' performance in Chicago's 2-2 start.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote listened and reacted to the best Bears sound that Grote heard at Halas Hall over the past week.
Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote previewed the Bears-Giants matchup as they hung out and opened their Friday evening show. After sharing their initial thoughts and predictions, they welcomed on Paul Schwartz of the New York Post to get a closer look at the Giants.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Pete Fiutak, his co-host on BetQL U: In The Action. They previewed the college football slate Saturday and shared a few reasons why the Bears can beat the Packers on Sunday night. Later, we closed the show with the Twitter Time segment.
Gabe Ramirez opened his show with the Trifecta, hitting on his biggest stories of the day. He then welcomed on Patrick Finely of the Sun-Times to preview the Bears-Packers game Sunday. Later, broadcaster Telly Hughes joined the show to share his perspective on the matchup as well.
In a short show, Gabe Ramirez joined the Bears hype by previewing their season opener against the 49ers on Sunday. New Bears Unleashed host Cassie Carlson also joined the show to share insight on the matchup before Ramirez ended the program with the Twitter Time segment.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Josh Schrock of NBC Sports Chicago to preview the Bears-49ers matchup. He also shared the biggest questions that the Bears' young roster needs to answer. Later, we wrapped up with Twitter Time, where Ramirez poked fun at producer Sean Sears after he tweeted something too funny not to share on air.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Fighting Irish Wire managing editor Nick Shepkowski to share his takeaways from Notre Dame's 21-10 loss to Ohio State on Saturday. Shep also didn't hold back when asked about LSU coach Brian Kelly's debut with his new team. Later, LaMond Pope of the Tribune joined the show to discuss how the White Sox are playing better baseball under acting manager Miguel Cairo.
Gabe Ramirez opened his show with the Trifecta, discussing his three biggest sports topics of the day, including the the White Sox taking two of three from the Twins. Later, Patrick Finley of the Sun-Times joined the show to discuss the latest Bears storylines.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote continued their breakdown of the Bears news from the day. They heard from Bears linebacker Roquan Smith and safety Eddie Jackson, who are both facing crucial seasons in different ways.
Gabe Ramirez and Mark Grote opened their show by recapping a newsy Bears day at Halas Hall. They listened to general manager Ryan Poles' latest comments and also shared insight on how second-year quarterback Justin Fields wants to be coached.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Matt Peck of CHGO to discuss the latest Bulls and NBA storylines -- and also Italian sausage. Later, Ramirez shared his favorite tweets of the day in the aptly named Twitter Time segment.
Gabe Ramirez opened his show with the Trifecta, hitting on the biggest sports storylines of the day. After that, he welcomed on the diehard Cubs fan known as Mai Tai Guy to discuss how he tried to enforce a longtime rule at Wrigley Field the other night -- there's no fighting in the bleachers (except when there is). Later, 670 The Score writer Cam Ellis joined the show to discuss the Bears' outlook this season and why the national media seems to hate this team.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron were joined by Mike Yam of the NFL Network to discuss the latest Bears storylines and the biggest news across the league. Later, Ramirez and Herron did a deep dive into the Bears and ended the show with Twitter Time.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron discussed the atmosphere in Wrigleyville and shared fun stories. After that, Andy Martinez of the Marquee Sports Network joined the show to discuss the Cubs' strong play of late. Later, Ramirez and Herron shared fantasy football draft tips.
Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron kicked their show off with the Trifecta segment, hitting on the biggest sports storylines of the day. They then brought in Patrick Finley of the Sun-Times to discuss the Bears' 2-0 start in the preseason. Later, Ramirez and Herron ended the hour with a little match-making game involving Bears quarterback Justin Fields.
In his second hour, Gabe Ramirez talks with Rob Schaefer of NBC Sports Chicago about the Bulls, as the NBA schedule came out today. What do we expect from this team this season? Later, an NFL analyst thinks the Bears should go ahead and trade Roquan Smith.
Gabe Ramirez kicks off his show as usual, with the Trifecta. He quickly changes gears as former Bear Matt Forte joins the show. Forte has a back to school even happening this weekend, and of course he's here to talk about the Bears.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Hub Arkush were joined by Alex Gold of 610 Sports in Kansas City to preview the Bears-Chiefs matchup in the preseason Saturday. After that, Ramirez and Arkush shared which players they'll be keeping an eye on in the Bears' first game action Saturday. Later, they ended the show with what they called "Twitter time."
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Hub Arkush debated who will be the Bears' difference-makers this season. With an offense full of unrecognizable names, Bears fans are finding it hard to believe in the new offense. Later, Eric Edholm of Yahoo Sports joined the show to share the national perspective on the Bears and to discuss which team might leap from worst to first in its division in 2022.
Gabe Ramirez and Hub Arkush opened their show with a focus on the Bears, as Arkush shared his most important observations from training camp. Will star linebacker Roquan Smith be traded? Or will the Bears sign him to a long-term contract extension?
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez discussed a sad day for Cubs fans, as All-Star catcher Willson Contreras had an emotional goodbye at Wrigley Field in what was widely expected to be his final home game with the organization as the trade deadline looms next week. Later, broadcaster Miguel Esparza -- the Spanish radio voice of the Cubs -- joined the show to share what it was like to call the game Tuesday. The guys also discussed where the Cubs go from here and what the trade deadline might have in store.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Sam Phelan of A to Z Sports to discuss how the White Sox will approach the trade deadline. Later, Ramirez and producer Caesar Perez discussed Warriors forward Draymond Green's claim that his 2017 Golden State team would beat the 1990s Chicago Bulls. Could those Warriors really beat the Bulls by 20 like Green says? We doubt it.
Gabe Ramirez opened his show by welcoming on Score teammate Mark Grote to recap everything he heard and saw at Halas Hall as the Bears reported for training camp Tuesday. Grote shared the best sound of the day as the guys also previewed the biggest storylines coming into the season.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez turned his attention to the Bears, who start training camp next week. Ramirez believes they might win a few more games than some are thinking. Later, he discussed a study this week showing the basic cost of attending MLB games -- and the Cubs are rank No. 2.
Gabe Ramirez opened his show with The Trifecta (a working name) as he broke down his top three stories of the day. He discussed the Bulls' equipment manager refusing to give out jersey No. 1 because of Derrick Rose's legacy, the MLB jersey logos and Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray signing a massive contract extension. Later, Ramirez welcomed on Dan Gamache, who designed a new sneaker that the White Sox will be selling.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron were joined by Will Gottlieb of CHGO to break down the Bulls' offseason moves -- including the addition of guard Goran Dragic -- and to discuss their outlook for the upcoming season. Later, Ramirez and Herron had a fun debate about the best and worst sports movies of all time.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron were joined by Scott Merkin of MLB.com to discuss the White Sox's strong play to close the first half and whether they have issues in the clubhouse. After that, Ramirez and Herron reflected on former Bears defensive lineman Eddie Goldman's time in Chicago, as news broke earlier in the day that he'll retire. Later, they held a new segment called Twitter Time.
Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron opened their show by welcoming on Andy Martinez of the Marquee Sports Network to discuss Cubs catcher Willson Contreras' future with the organization. Later, Ramirez and Herron shared their favorite MLB All-Star Game moments.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron discussed Cubs catcher Willson Contreras and outfielder Ian Happ earning All-Star honors. After that, Michael Cerami of Bleacher Nation joined the show to discuss Happ's improvement and standout season. Later, Herron shared his experience from attending the Taste of Chicago.
Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron kicked off their show by reacting to Bulls star guard Zach LaVine's comments about why he re-signed in Chicago and how he views the organization moving forward. After that, Elias Schuster of Bleacher Nation joined the show to discuss the Bulls' offseason additions and their outlook for the upcoming season. Later, Ramirez and Herron reacted to Grizzlies star point guard Ja Morant claiming he would beat Bulls legend Michael Jordan in one-on-one.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron turned their attention to the Bears. They were joined by Jacob Infante of Windy City Gridiron to discuss the Bears' current roster makeup and to share his predictions for the upcoming season.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron were joined by Evan Altman of Cubs Insider to discuss why he believes the club will aggressive shop outfielder Ian Happ ahead of the trade deadline.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron were joined by Ricky O'Donnell of SB Nation to explain why he's unhappy with the Bulls' offseason moves. Later, Ramirez and Herron discussed the city of Chicago's idea to add a dome to Soldier Field. Could that keep the Bears from leaving Chicago for Arlington Heights?
Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron opened their show by discussing the White Sox's 9-8 win against the Twins in 10 innings Wednesday afternoon. They welcomed on Twins broadcaster Cory Provus -- who's also a native of Highland Park -- to discuss the AL Central race. Later, Dan Hayes of the Athletic joined the show to discuss the Twins taking two of three games from the White Sox in their series.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron circled back to their debate on whether it makes sense for the Bulls to pursue disgruntled Nets star guard Kyrie Irving on the trade market. Callers also chimed in. LaMond Pope of the Tribune then joined the show to discuss the current state of the White Sox. Can they still win the AL Central? Ramirez and Herron later rounded out the hour with a look at the controversy over Bears quarterback Justin Fields posting workout videos on his Instagram.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron were joined by Pete Fiutak of College Football News to discuss USC and UCLA leaving the Pac-12 for the Big Ten. Will Notre Dame be next to join the Big Ten? After that, Joe Cowley of the Sun-Times joined the show to break down the Bulls' moves in free agency. Later, Ramirez and Herron took listeners' calls on whether this is a make-or-break season for Bulls forward Patrick Williams.
Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron opened their show by reacting to star guard Zach LaVine agreeing to a five-year, $215-million deal to return to the Bulls. After that, Maddie Lee of the Sun-Times joined the show to discuss the Cubs' comeback 6-5 win against the Red Sox on Friday afternoon and her profile story on outfielder Jason Heyward's baseball facility on the West Side. Later, Ramirez and Herron had a heated debate on whether the Bulls should pursue disgruntled Nets star Kyrie Irving on the trade market.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Meghan Montemurro of the Tribune to discuss the latest Cubs storylines, including outfielder Seiya Suzuki's timeline for a return from injury. After that, Ramirez previewed the White Sox-Angels game. Later, we ended it with a fun interview that former Bears offensive lineman Kyle Long had on the Parkins & Spiegel Show.
Gabe Ramirez opened his show by sharing his insight on the Bulls' selection of Arizona guard Dalen Terry at No. 18 overall in the NBA Draft. After that, Hall of Fame writer Sam Smith joined the show to explain what Terry could bring the Bulls. Later, we also heard Bulls executive vice president of basketball operations Arturas Karnisovas' comments on the Mully & Haugh Show earlier in the morning.
In his final hour, Gabe Ramirez continued to discuss the Bulls' selection of Arizona guard Dalen Terry at No. 18 overall in the NBA Draft. What do the listeners think of the pick? What else do the Bulls need to add this offseason?
Gabe Ramirez opened his show by reacting to the Bulls' selection of Arizona guard Dalen Terry at No. 18 overall in the NBA Draft. He also listened to Bulls general manager Marc Eversley's press conference on what Terry will bring the team and what lies ahead in the offseason. Later, Ramirez took calls from listeners.
In the final hour, Chuck Swirsky and Bill Wennington reacted to the Bulls' selection of Arizona guard Dalen Terry at No. 18 overall in the NBA Draft. They were also joined by Hall of Fame writer Sam Smith, who hung around to break down Terry's game and to explain how he thinks the Bulls will approach the rest of the offseason. Later, we heard Terry speak with the Chicago media for the first time.
In the third hour, Chuck Swirsky and Bill Wennington were joined by K.C. Johnson of NBC Sports Chicago to share his takeaways on the early picks in the NBA Draft and to preview what the Bulls might do with the No. 18 pick. After that, Hall of Fame writer Sam Smith stopped by to break down how the draft was shaking out. Later, the Bulls were on the clock and selected Arizona guard Dalen Terry at No. 18 overall.
In the second hour, Chuck Swirsky and Bill Wennington reacted as the NBA Draft officially got underway. They then welcomed on Rob Schaefer of NBC Sports Chicago to break down the draft board. Later, former Bulls center and current NBC Sports Chicago analyst Will Perdue joined the show to share his perspective.
On The Score's NBA Draft special, Chuck Swirsky and Bill Wennington got underway by welcoming on teammate Cody Westerlund and breaking down what the Bulls need to add this offseason to compete at a higher level. Audacy Sports insider Ryan McDonough then joined the show to share his perspective on what the Bulls should do with the No. 18 overall pick in the draft.
In the final hour, Hub Arkush was joined by Sean Salisbury of SportsTalk 790 to discuss coach Lovie Smith's effect on the Texans, if Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson will play this season and whether Justin Fields is the long-term answer for the Bears at quarterback. Arkush then took a brief moment to pay tribute to friend and veteran writer John "Moon" Mullin in his fight against cancer. Later, he took Bears calls from listeners.
Hub Arkush opened his show by recapping the biggest storylines coming out of Bears mandatory minicamp, which wrapped up earlier Thursday. What's star pass rusher Robert Quinn's future with the team? Who's going to bookend the offensive line at the tackle positions? And why haven't the Bears locked up linebacker Roquan Smith on a long-term contract? To help answer those questions, Arkush welcomed on longtime Sun-Times reporter Mark Potash. Arkush ended the hour by reflecting on the Bears honoring the late, great Brian Piccolo at practice Thursday.
In his second hour, Ramie Makhlouf was joined by Vinnie Duber of CHGO Sports to see if he had an explanation for White Sox manager Tony La Russa intentionally walking Dodgers star Trea Turner on a 1-2 count, a move that backfired in Chicago's 11-9 loss Thursday afternoon.
Ramie Makhlouf opened his show by reacting to the White Sox's 11-9 loss to the Dodgers on Thursday afternoon in a game that featured Chicago manager Tony La Russa calling for an intentional walk of Los Angeles star Trea Turner on a 1-2 count. Tony ... what are you doing, buddy? Later, Cam Ellis of 670TheScore.com hopped on the show to discuss the latest Bears storylines.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron debated whether the Cubs are destined for a last-place finish in the NL Central. Ramirez believes the team is only going to get worse -- which was perhaps the plan all along this season -- while Herron was more optimistic. Later, Evan Altman of Cubs Insider joined the show to share some optimism for Cubs fans.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron asked White Sox fans how they're feeling after the club showed life over the weekend by winning a series against the Rays. Later, Patrick Nolan of the Sox Machine joined the show to discuss whether the White Sox have turned it around and the direction he sees the team going the rest of the season.
Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron started their show by reacting to the latest Bears news. Are they sold on all the optimism coming out of OTAs lately? After that, Patrick Finley of the Sun-Times joined the show to discuss what he has seen in OTAs.
In his second and final hour, Gabe Ramirez played back some audio from former Bears head coach Matt Nagy's press conference with the Kansas City Chiefs. It was a visceral experience. Ramirez then asked listeners to name the offensive player and defensive player that are going to make the biggest difference this Bears season. In his last segment, Ramirez shared his thoughts on last night's opener of the NBA finals.
In his first of two hours, Gabe Ramirez recapped a painful Cubs loss to the rival St. Louis Cardinals. Should fans be disappointed if the team finishes last in the N.L Central? To get some perspective from just west of the Mississippi, Ramirez welcomed Score alum and new KMOX midday co-host of "The Show" Chris Rongey for some perspective on baseball and life. To wrap up the hour, longtime Bears scout Greg Gabriel joined Ramirez to evaluate the current talent on the Bears roster.
In their third and final hour of a Friday night program, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron did a little relationship analysis by looking at the drama surrounding Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce and his ex-girlfriend Kayla Nicole. Nicole alleges that Kelce forced her to split all of their bills and only gave her $100, despite Kelce making millions. Which side would you take? The two finished the hour with their predictions for the weekend's Cubs-Sox games.
In their second hour of a Friday night program, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron compared their lists of the top 5 Bears that will elevate their games in 2022. Ramirez gave his list the previous night with Cole Kmet on top. Did Herron also have the tight end at #1? Hub Arkush then joined the program with his picks and wrapped up a busy week of Bears OTAs.
In their first hour of a Friday night program, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron turned their attention to the weekend's Crosstown Cup and the biggest stories surrounding the Cubs and Sox. Should the Sox DFA Dallas Keuchel and then blast him into the sun? Why are the Cubs so inconsistent? It was the perfect time to welcome Parkins & Spiegel Executive Producer Shane Riordan to the show to announce the launch of a new podcast with Gabe Ramirez called "The Southsiders", available twice a week through Audacy. Riordan gave his opinions on Keuchel's status and where Andrew Vaughn should be batting in the order. Finally to round out the hour, Ramirez and Herron welcomed veteran Chicago baseball writer Mark Gonzales to look at both teams ahead of the weekend.
In the second hour Gabe asked Cubs fans can this team finish in last place in the NL central?? It would take a major downward spiral. Miguel Esparza is the Spanish voice of the Cubs and he joins the show to share what he has seen so far from the Cubs. He gives an update on a couple of highly touted Cubs prospects and tells you how he thinks they will finish the season.
In the first hour of the show Gabe recaps all the latest news out of Bears OTA's and plays back some highlights form the press conferences that have taken place. Everyone including Matt Eberflus seems to be very impressed by Justin Fields so far. The Score's very own Mark Grote was there all week and he joins Gabe to share what he has seen so far.
In his second of two hours, Gabe Ramirez played back some soundbites from White Sox color commentator Steve Stone from Stone's earlier appearance with Laurence Holmes. Ramirez then welcomed Rivals.com's Sam Phelan to talk all things Sox: from where does Luis Robert fit in the lineup to whether the Sox should move some bullpen arms to improve the bottom of the order. Ramirez ended the hour by playing back some of Terry Boers' Score Stories segment from the previous day.
In his first of two hours, Gabe Ramirez welcomed former Chicago Bear and Fox 32 Bears analyst Corey Wootton to the program for some lively debate on whether the Bears should trade veteran defensive end Robert Quinn. If so, for how much? Ramirez then opened the phone lines and gave listeners the opportunity to opine. For his final segment, Ramirez welcomed 670 the Score MLB Insider Bruce Levine to the program to recap a busy day at Wrigley that saw the unveiling of a new statue honoring legendary Cub Fergie Jenkins.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron were joined by former Bears defensive lineman Corey Wootton to share his prediction on what the team's record will be in 2022 after the schedule was released earlier in the evening. After that, Gabe asked Big Ant about a series of hypothetical Bears records this season -- how could they possibly happen? Later, the guys capped the show off by hearing a story that White Sox television analyst Stone Stone told on the Parkins & Spiegel Show about drinking with legendary broadcaster Harry Caray.
Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron opened their show with a call from Score teammate Danny Parkins, who wants them to put more respect on his name for having the scoop on the entire Bears' schedule for 2022. Later, Score insider Hub Arkush joined the show to share his takeaways on the Bears' schedule.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron reacted to the Bears' addition of veteran quarterback Nathan Peterman. They also shared the feelings on former Bears running back Tarik Cohen's heartbreaking essay in the Players' Tribune in which he detailed his family tragedy. Later, Jacob Infante of Windy City Gridiron joined the show to discuss the Bears' newest additions and to share a small dose of hope for the team's future.
Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron opened their show by discussing the Cubs' 7-5 win against the Padres on Wednesday afternoon, a victory that gave them a series win. Later, Scott Merkin of MLB.com joined the show to discuss the White Sox's game against the Guardians getting postponed Wednesday due to COVID-19 issues in Cleveland's organization.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron welcomed on Sean Highkin of Bleacher Report to discuss the NBA playoffs, with a big focus on the Warriors-Grizzlies series. Before letting Highkin go, the Ja Morant-Derrick Rose comparison also had to be discussed. After that, former 104.3 JAMS producer and Kentucky native Krista Hayes hopped on to discuss the spectacle that is the Kentucky Derby, which will be held Saturday. Her picks may win you money ... or they may not. Ramirez and Herron ended the hour by sharing a new nickname for Gabe (sort of).
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron welcomed on Chicago Sun-Times reporter Mitchell Armentrout to break down the the Bally's Casino plan in River West moving forward in Chicago. Gabe's first real question: How soon can I place a bet there? Ramirez and Herron then listened to the latest audio from Bears rookie cornerback Kyler Gordon and rookie safety Jaquan Brisker from their earlier media sessions at Halas Hall. They ended the hour by replaying part of Bears general manager Ryan Poles' interview on the Mully & Haugh Show earlier in the morning.
In the first hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron dove straight into the most important story of the day -- why doesn't Gabe have a nickname? Big Ant has plenty, but why didn't Gabe ever get one? After that, Lou "Cat Feet" Canellis of Fox 32 joined the show to discuss the Bears' expectations as they conduct rookie minicamp. But wait, how did Lou get the "Cat Feet" nickname? Ramirez and Herron closed out the hour with a White Sox chat, including what the team should do with left-hander Dallas Keuchel.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Kaitlin Sharkey broke down the Bears' 11-man draft class. Does receiver Velus Jones Jr.'s age mean anything? Later, Alex Gold of BetQL joined the show to share MLB betting tips.
Gabe Ramirez and Kaitlin Sharkey opened their show by reacting to the White Sox's sweep of the Cubs in the Crosstown Series. Scott Merkin of MLB.com then joined the show to discuss the latest White Sox storylines. Later, WSVN anchor Josh Moser joined the program to discuss whether the 76ers will win a game against the Heat in their Eastern Conference semifinal series.
In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron discussed how the Cubs and White Sox have started the season and previewed their upcoming matchup in the Crosstown Classic this week. Later, Maddie Lee of the Sun-Times joined the show to discuss the latest Cubs, White Sox and MLB storylines.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron were joined by Penn State safeties coach Anthony Poindexter to share a scouting report on new Chicago safety Jaquan Brisker, the former Nittany Lion whom the Bears selected at No. 48 overall in the second round of the NFL Draft. Later, Eric Edholm of Yahoo Sports joined the show to share his winners and losers in the NFL Draft.
Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron opened their show by sharing their takes on the Bears' approach in the NFL Draft over the weekend. What did they like? What didn't they like? Later, Patrick Finley of the Sun-Times joined the show to provide in-depth details on the prospects whom the Bears drafted.
Gabe Ramirez took listener calls following the Bears' selections in the second and third rounds of the NFL Draft. He also welcomed on Score reporter Chris Emma to share the latest from Halas Hall.
In the second hour, Ramie Makhlouf was joined by Steph Noh of the Sporting News to discuss the Bulls-Bucks series and where Chicago can go from here as it trails 3-1 in the first-round matchup. Later, Makhlouf listened back to White Sox television analyst Steve Stone's interview on the Parkins & Spiegel Show earlier in the day.
In his first hour, Ramie Makhlouf opened the discussion by focusing on the White Sox, who have lost seven games in a row. He doesn't believe it's time to panic yet. After that, he chatted with Patrick Nolan of the Sox Machine about what the White Sox's biggest problems have been.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Bulls and White Sox play-by-play announcer Omar Ramos to preview the Bulls-Bucks matchup in the first round of the playoffs. Do the Bulls have a chance? Ramirez then reacted to Ramos' thoughts. Later, BetQL co-host Brandon Sprague joined the program to share advice for betting on the NBA playoffs.
Gabe Ramirez opened his show by discussing the Cubs surprising many with a strong 3-1 start. After that, Rivals writer Sam Phalen joined the show to share his early thoughts on the White Sox's performance and to discuss what they need to do to become a championship team. Later, Ramirez discussed the Washington Commanders' latest scandal.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Daniel Greenberg of @ChiSportsUpdates to discuss the Cubs and White Sox each starting 2-1. Later, Ramirez shared his thoughts on which positions the Bears should focus on in the NFL Draft.
Gabe Ramirez opened his show by recapping the Bulls' regular season and by welcoming on Score host Laurence Holmes to preview the team's matchup against the Bucks in the first round of the playoffs. What do the Bulls need to do to make the series interesting? Later, Ramirez continued with the NBA talk, sharing his picks and predictions for the playoffs.
In the second hour, Cody Decker was joined by Score senior football analyst Hub Arkush to discuss the latest Bears storylines and to preview the NFL Draft. Later, Score executive producer Rick Camp joined the show to discuss the Bulls' struggles and their outlook for the playoffs. Later, Decker shared his best upcoming bets to make.
Cody Decker opened his show by reacting to the Cubs' 5-4 win against the Brewers at Wrigley Field on Opening Day on Thursday. After that, Evan Altman of CubsInsider.com joined the show to break down the game and to preview the new season. Later, Decker shares his favorites to win the National League and American League.
In his final hour, Ramie Makhlouf was joined by Matt Peck of CHGO to discuss the state of the Bulls as the playoffs loom. They pondered why the Bulls have fallen so far in the Eastern Conference standings since the All-Star break. Later, Makhlouf capped off his show by explaining why he's starting to worry about new Bears general manager Ryan Poles.
Ramie Makhlouf opened his show by discussing the White Sox, who will be without ace Lance Lynn for at least two months to start the season due to a knee injury. Josh Nelson of the Sox Machine podcast then joined the show to take a look at what he believes the White Sox need to do to make up for the loss of Lynn.
In the final hour, Anthony Herron explained the benefits of the Bears not making an expensive splash in free agency this offseason. After that, CHGO analyst Matt Peck joined the show to discuss the state of the Bulls after they suffered an ugly loss to the Bucks on Tuesday. Later, Herron discussed Cubs catcher Willson Contreras' future with the organization.
In his first hour, Anthony Herron took a look at the rift between White Sox ace Lucas Giolito and the club as the two sides are headed toward arbitration. With a payroll of nearly $184 million, why can't the White Sox just give Giolito the $200,000 more that he's asking for in 2022 salary? After, Kenneth Davis of the Under Center Podcast joined the show to discuss the Bears' roster as it stands and the moves that general manager Ryan Poles can still make to improve the team.
In the final hour, Ramie Makhlouf was joined by Score baseball insider Bruce Levine to discuss the latest moves by the Cubs and White Sox. Later, Makhlouf explained why he believes both Chicago teams are set up for success -- the Cubs aren't overpaying for players and the White Sox have the talent to make a deep playoff run. Of course, a few callers and texters disagreed.
Ramie Makhlouf opened his show by reacting to the breaking news that the Packers have traded star receiver Davante Adams to the Raiders. After that, Makhlouf explained why he isn't a big fan of the moves that new Bears general manager Ryan Poles has been making lately. Later, Cam Ellis of 670TheScore.com joined the show to examine the status of the Bears' rebuild and to break down the team's addition of former Chiefs receiver Byron Pringle.
In his final hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Evan Altman of CubsInsider.com to discuss the Cubs' direction as the 2022 season looms. Are they going to make any more significant moves in free agency? Later, Herron listened to the best of new White Sox reliever Joe Kelly's interview on the Parkins & Spiegel Show earlier in the afternoon. Turns out, Kelly is another White Sox player who likes dropping swear words on the afternoon show.
In the second hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Jon Crispin of SiriusXM to preview the NCAA Tournament, which gets underway Tuesday evening with the First Four play-in games. Later, Herron reacted to the Bears bringing back long snapper Patrick Scales while punter Pat O'Donnell's future with the organization seems uncertain.
Anthony Herron opened his show by breaking down the Bulls' ugly 112-103 loss to the Kings on Monday night. Jason Goff of NBC Sports Chicago then joined the show to share what went wrong for the Bulls in the setback.
In his final hour, Rick Camp looked at where the Bulls stack up in the Eastern Conference and explained what guard Alex Caruso's impending return will mean. Later, he played back Athletic writer Sheil Kapadia's interview on the Bernstein & Rahimi Show from earlier in the day in which the latest NFL storylines were discussed.
In his second hour, Rick Camp was joined by Bryan Perez of the Draft Network to discuss which prospects the Bears could be eyeing in the NFL Draft. The Bears now have an additional second-round pick after trading star pass rusher Khalil Mack to the Chargers. Later, Tyler Morales of BetMGM Tonight joined the show to share which picks will be most profitable in March Madness.
In his first hour, Rick Camp reviewed new Bears general manager Ryan Poles' moves early on in his tenure in Chicago, including the trade of star pass rusher Khalil Mack and the releases of nose tackle Eddie Goldman and running back Tarik Cohen. Camp also took listener calls, with the takes ranging from "get rid of Justin Fields" to "Fields is a rock star."
In his final hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Washington Post sports columnist Ben Strauss to discuss the media's coverage of the MLB lockout. After that, Mike Yam of the NFL Network joined the show to discuss the Bears' trade of star pass rusher Khalil Mack to the Chargers and the quarterback movement around the NFL. During the final segment, Herron reacted to the ongoing Big Ten Tournament.
In his second hour, Anthony Herron continued to react to MLB owners and players agreeing to a new labor deal, paving the way for the season to get going. He also listened back to portions of White Sox closer Liam Hendriks' comments about the lockout from his interview on the Parkins & Spiegel Show earlier in the day.
Anthony Herron opened his show by recapping a busy sports day that saw the MLB lockout come to an end and the Bears trade star pass rusher Khalil Mack to the Chargers for a pair of draft picks. After that, Score baseball insider Bruce Levine joined the show to break down the specifics in MLB's new labor deal and what the Cubs and White Sox might do as free agency fires back up. Later, Will Gottlieb of CHGO joined the program to discuss the state of the Bulls, where they stack up in the East and what to expect when they get a few key players back from injury.
In his final hour, Anthony Herron shifted his focus to the Bulls, who are struggling amid a season-worst five-game losing streak. Later, Mike DeCourcy of the Sporting News joined the show to preview the Big Ten Tournament, which begins Wednesday.
In the second hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Packers radio play-by-play announcer Wayne Larrivee to discuss star quarterback Aaron Rodgers deciding to return to Green Bay next season. Later, 950 KJR in Seattle afternoon host Dave "Softy" Mahler joined the show to discuss the other big news of the day -- star quarterback Russell Wilson has been traded from the Seahawks to the Broncos.
Anthony Herron got his show going by reacting to the two biggest sports stories of the day -- star quarterback Aaron Rodgers is returning to the Packers and star quarterback Russell Wilson is getting traded from the Seahawks to the Broncos.
In the second hour, Ramie Makhlouf welcomed on Matt Peck of the Locked on Bulls podcast to have an honest conversation about where the Bulls stack up against the NBA's elites. Makhlouf then shared his thoughts on former Bulls coach Jim Boylen's new role as Team USA's head coach in the qualifying rounds of international competitions. Get your hard hat ready for this one.
In the opening hour of a shortened program before DePaul basketball, Ramie Makhlouf teed off on who he believes is most responsible for the MLB lockout. He then welcomed Audacy Sports analyst Cody Decker to the program for a lively conversation on baseball's current situation, including where to go for baseball alternatives to the big leagues.
In the final hour, Anthony Herron checked in on what Bears coach Matt Eberflus had to say during his press conference at the NFL Combine earlier in the day, particularly his comments on certain positions. Later, Herron capped off his show by talking with producer Adam Studzinski and listeners about sports movies that pit owners vs. players -- like what we're seeing in MLB right now.
In the second hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Score baseball insider Bruce Levine to discuss MLB canceling the first two series of the regular season after failing to reach a new labor agreement with the MLB Players Association. Later, Herron delved into what he heard from Bears general manager Ryan Poles earlier in the day at the NFL Combine.
Anthony Herron began his show by reacting to the news that MLB has canceled Opening Day on March 31 after it failed to reach a new labor agreement with the MLB Players Association on Tuesday. Later, Bucks television announcer Lisa Byington joined the show to discuss the latest on Milwaukee, which visits the Chicago Bulls on Friday at the United Center.
In his final hour, Ramie Makhlouf was joined by Aaron Leming of Bear Report and Windy City Gridiron to preview the NFL Combine and to discuss the Bears' recent hires. Later, Makhlouf asked how much can these Bears improve in a single offseason?
In his second hour, Ramie Makhlouf listened back to Cubs outfielder Ian Happ's interview on the Bernstein & Rahimi Show earlier in the day in which he shared the players' point of view in the labor negotiations with owners. Plus, commissioner Rob Manfred hadn't been a part of the negotiations since last April?
Ramie Makhlouf opened his show by discussing the Bulls and explaining that he isn't quite feeling the hype for the team others seem to be. So Cody Westerlund of 670thescore.com joined the show to discuss what Makhlouf could be missing.
In final hour, Hub Arkush responded to listeners' questions about NFL Sunday Ticket, Packers star quarterback Aaron Rodgers' future and how quickly the Bears can rebuild. After that, Arkush and the crew replayed Yahoo Sports writer Eric Edholm's interview on the Score earlier in the day in which he previewed the NFL Combine. Arkush then closed out his show by elaborating on his previous job as a zookeeper.
In the second hour, Hub Arkush was joined by Score executive producer Rick Camp to discuss the Bulls' recent addition of big man Tristan Thompson, how they'll manage star guard Zach LaVine's workload and more. Afterward, Arkush opened up the phone lines and responded to multiple topics, including whom the Bears can realistically pursue in free agency.
Hub Arkush opened his show by reacting to the news that color commentator Troy Aikman is on the verge of leaving Fox Sports for the Monday Night Football booth on ESPN. After that, Packers play-by-play voice Wayne Larrivee joined the show to discuss what new Bears offensive coordinator Luke Getsy will bring to Chicago and what to expect regarding Green Bay's quarterback future. Later, Score baseball insider Bruce Levine joined the program to discuss the latest updates in the MLB lockout.
In his final hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Pablo Iglesias of WKOW in Madison. Iglesias was front and center on the court for the Michigan-Wisconsin brawl Sunday. Later, Herron discussed a new hobby of his: swimming. But he isn't sure if what he's doing actually qualifies as swimming.
In the second hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Lou Canellis of Fox 32 to discuss a load of topics, including the Michigan-Wisconsin brawl that took place Sunday. Later, Score baseball insider Bruce Levine joined the show to share the latest update on the MLB lockout.
Anthony Herron opened his show by discussing Packers star quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who went on the Pat McAfee Show and announced ... nothing at all. But he did talk about a crazy cleanse he did. Later, Cam Ellis of 670thescore.com joined the show to discuss Rodgers and a few Bears offseason nuggets.
In his final hour, Zach Zaidman was joined by K.C. Johnson of NBC Sports Chicago to discuss the Bulls as they sit in first place at the All-Star break. Was he surprised the Bulls didn't make a big move at the trade deadline? Later, Zaidman explained why we need to enjoy this Bulls time while it lasts.
In his second hour, Zach Zaidman was joined by Stacey Dales of the NFL Network to discuss the latest storylines from across the league, including what the Bears need to do to maximize young quarterback Justin Fields. Later, Robert Murray of FanSided joined the show to discuss the latest news regarding the MLB lockout as the two sides met again Monday.
Zach Zaidman opened his show by welcoming on Score morning host David Haugh to react to Michigan coach Juwan Howard getting suspended for the remainder of the regular season after hitting a Wisconsin assistant in the face after a loss Sunday. Later, Kevin Fishbain of the Athletic joined the show to discuss the latest Bears storylines and to take calls from listeners.
In his final hour, Hub Arkush was joined by Mark Potash of the Sun-Times to discuss the Bears' new hires this offseason. Later, Arkush took more calls from listeners.
In the second hour, Hub Arkush was joined by Rob Schaefer of NBC Sports Chicago to share the latest updates from All-Star weekend in Cleveland, where Bulls guard Ayo Dosunmu will play in the Rising Stars Challenge later in the evening. Schaefer and co-worker K.C. Johnson recently had a 40-minute conversation with Dosunmu, so he shared his takeaways from that. Later, Arkush listened back to former White Sox ace Jack McDowell's interview on the Parkins & Spiegel Show earlier in the afternoon.
Hitting the airwaves on a Friday evening, Hub Arkush started his show by opening up the phone lines for listeners to ask him all their Bears questions.
In the final hour, Ramie Makhlouf was joined by Ricky O'Donnell of SB Nation to discuss the first-place Bulls as they've hit the All-Star break and whether star forward DeMar DeRozen deserves more respect in the MVP race. Later, Makhlouf listened back to FanGraphs writer Kevin Golstein's interview from earlier in the day on the Parkins & Spiegel Show in which he discussed the MLB lockout.
In the second hour, Ramie Makhlouf was joined by Score baseball insider Bruce Levine to discuss the 15-minute labor negotiation meeting between MLB and MLBPA earlier in the day as the lockout continues. Later, Makhlouf shared his takeaways on the Bears' new coaching staff.
Ramie Makhlouf opened his show by looking at Bulls star DeMar DeRozen's historic stretch and season. Despite his incredible season, DeRozan isn't getting much love in the MVP race -- should he be getting more respect? Later, Makhlouf shared his initial thoughts on the brief MLB-MLBPA meeting that took place earlier in the day.
In the second hour of an abbreviated program, Anthony Herron turned the conversation to the Bulls. Ricky O'Donnell of SB Nation joined the show to discuss Bulls star DeMar DeRozan's spectacular season, Billy Donovan's chances at winning Coach of the Year and more. Herron closed the show by sympathizing with Bulls star guard Zach Lavine over his nagging injuries.
Anthony Herron opened his show by sharing his thoughts on the Rams' win against the Bengals in Super Bowl LVI, the star-studded halftime show and meat-filled snacks (much to the chagrin of vegetarian producer Brian Callahan). After that, Shaun King of VSIN joined the show to give his thoughts on the big game.
In his second hour, Anthony Herron shifts his attention to the Super Bowl matchup between the Rams and Bengals. Rams radio play-by-play voice JB Long hops on to give some insight on the team the Rams have built to get to this point. Herron stays on later than planned so he can see if Bears legend Devin Hester is getting into the Pro Football Hall of Fame...the news as it turns out was not what the crew was hoping for.
Anthony Herron spends much of his first hour examining the Bulls not making a move at the NBA trade deadline. Bulls TV play-by-play announcer Adam Amin joins the show to off his thoughts on why the Bulls stood pat.
In the final hour, Hub Arkush was joined by Eric Edholm of Yahoo Sports to discuss which NFL Draft prospects stood out at the Senior Bowl. Later, Joe Cowley of the Sun-Times joined the show to discuss the Bulls' recent struggles, including a loss to the Suns on Monday.
In the second hour, Hub Arkush was joined by Athletic writer and Score contributor Dan Pompei to discuss the latest Bears storylines and former Dolphins coach Brian Flores' racial discrimination lawsuit against the NFL. Later, legal expert Nora Walsh joined the show to dig deeper into Flores' lawsuit and explain it further.
Hub Arkush opened his show by welcoming on Patrick Finely of the Sun-Times to discuss the Bears' coaching staff hires and what moves the team could make this offseason.
In the final hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Eric Edholm of Yahoo Sports to discuss the standout prospects he has seen at the Senior Bowl this week. Later, sports law analyst Dan Lust joined the show to discuss former Dolphins coach Brian Flores filing a racial discrimination lawsuit against the NFL.
Anthony Herron opened his show by reacting to the news that Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh will remain in Ann Arbor after interviewing for the Minnesota Vikings' job. After that, Herron discussed Blackhawks owner Rocky Wirtz's meltdown during a town hall this evening. Later, Adam Jahns of the Athletic joined the show to share his takeaways from his recent conversation with new Bears general manager Ryan Poles.
In his final hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Score analyst Olin Kreutz, who shared what he liked and didn't like in the Bears' introductory press conference for new general manager Ryan Poles and coach Matt Eberflus earlier in the day. Later, Herron shared what it means for Poles to be the first black general manager in Bears history.
In the second hour, Anthony Herron discussed the corny coach-speak from new Bears coach Matt Eberflus at his introductory press conference earlier in the day. Herron shared his belief that the tactic isn't bad and explained why it does work well often with professional athletes.
Anthony Herron opened his show by breaking down the Bears' press conference to introduce new general manager Ryan Poles and coach Matt Eberflus earlier in the day. Later, Patrick Finley of the Sun-Times joined the show to share his takeaways as well.
In an abbreviated program before the Bulls broadcast, Mark Grote was joined by Mark Potash of the Sun-Times to discuss the Bears' recent hirings of coach Matt Eberflus and general manager Ryan Poles. They also looked at who could end up on the Bears' coaching staff for the 2022 season. Grote also took calls throughout the show, including from an amped-up Rick on the South Side.
In the second hour, Hub Arkush opened the phone lines to get reaction from Bears fans regarding the team's hiring of Colts defensive coordinator Matt Eberflush as its new head coach. How does Chicago feel about Eberflus? Later, former Bears scout Greg Gabriel joined the show to discuss Eberflus' philosophy and which coaches he might target to add to his staff.
Hub Arkush opened his show by reacting to the Bears hiring Colts defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus as their new head coach. Can he lead the Beloved back to glory? Later, Patrick Finley of the Sun-Times joined the show to share his impressions of the Bears' big move and what it could mean moving forward.
In the final hour, Anthony Herron continued to break down the Bear's hiring of Chiefs executive Ryan Poles as their new general manager. He also listened back to Athletic writer Nate Taylor's comments on Poles' philosophy during his interview on the Parkins & Spiegel Show earlier in the day. Later, Herron turned his attention to the Bulls, who won Monday but are still struggling through injuries.
In the second hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Kaitlin Sharkey of Fox 32 to discuss the Bears hiring Chiefs executive Ryan Poles as their new general manager. And whom should the Bears hire as their new head coach?
Anthony Herron opened his show by discussing the Bears tabbing Chiefs executive director of player personnel Ryan Poles as their new general manager. Later, Score reporter and host Mark Grote joined the show to break down the Bears' hiring of Poles.
In the second hour, Hub Arkush welcomed on former Bears scouting director Greg Gabriel to discuss the organization's search for a new general manager and head coach. Arkush also took listener calls throughout the hour.
In his first hour, Hub Arkush was joined by Mark Potash of the Sun-Times to discuss the Bears' search for a new general manager and head coach. They compared candidates for each position and took a look at what it means for Hall of Fame executive Bill Polian to lead the search. Arkush also took listener calls throughout the hour.
In the final hour, Ramie Makhlouf was joined by Score executive producer Rick Camp to discuss how much we should be worried about the Bulls amid their four-game losing streak. Later, Makhlouf asked listeners who they're envious of in the NFL playoffs and also replayed Chicago radio legend Jonathon Brandmeier's interview on the Parkins & Spiegel Show in which he reflected on the legacy of Score icon Les Grobstein, who passed away Sunday at age 69.
In second hour, Ramie Makhlouf was joined by Sean Hammond of the Daily Herald to discuss the Bears' search for a new general manager and head coach. How will their hiring process play out? Later, Makhlouf discussed the Bulls' struggles amid their four-game losing streak.
In the first hour, Ramie Makhlouf questioned if the Bears will mess up their general manager and head coach hirings. Later, Makhlouf shared his memories of Score legend Les Grobstein, who passed away Sunday at age 69.
As the late, great Les Grobstein would want it, Mike Esposito gave the listeners time to share their thoughts and memories of the Grobber, who passed away Sunday at age 69.
Mike Esposito and producer Adam Studzinski opened the show by sharing their fondest memories of Score legend and overnight host Les Grobstein, who passed away Sunday at age 69. Later, Blackhawks radio host Chris Boden joined the show to discuss Grobstein's legacy.
In the second hour, Mark Grote welcomed on Aaron Leming of Bear Report to assess Chicago's list of candidates for its general manager and coaching vacancies.
Mark Grote opened his show by discussing the Bears' search for a new general manager and head coach. He then took calls from listeners, who shared their top choices to become the Bears' next coach. Later, Grote played his recent conversation with Bears offensive tackle Teven Jenkins, a second-round pick in the 2021 NFL Draft. Jenkins discussed his development, the challenges he faced in his rookie season and what he expects his future to look like. Grote and Jenkins spoke last Thursday before Chicago's season finale in Minnesota.
Mark Grote sat down with the Bears offensive tackle Teven Jenkins -- a second-round pick in the 2021 NFL Draft -- to discuss his development, the challenges he faced in his rookie season and what he expects his future to look like. Grote and Jenkins spoke last Thursday before Chicago's season finale in Minnesota.
In an abbreviated final hour, Anthony Herron discussed Bulls rookie guard Ayo Dosunmu's physical and mental maturity. Later, he reflected on Matt Nagy's coaching career with the Chicago Bears.
In the first hour, Anthony Herron was joined by 670 The Score writer Chris Emma to discuss the Bears' search for a new general manager and coach. Later, Jordan Dajani of CBS Sports joined the show to share the national perspective on the Bears as crucial decisions loom for the organization.
In the second hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Score baseball insider Bruce Levine to discuss former Cubs ace Jon Lester's legacy after he announced his retirement earlier in the day. Later, Bulls Radio analyst Bill Wennington joined the show to preview Chicago's big game against Brooklyn on Wednesday night.
In his final hour, Hub Arkush widened the lens as he welcomed on Eric Edholm of Yahoo Sports to discuss the firings across the NFL on Black Monday. Arkush also listened back to Bears legend Olin Kreutz's comments on the Parkins & Spiegel Show firing back at chairman George McCaskey, who called him a liar in his afternoon press conference.
In the second hour, Hub Arkush was joined by former Bears safety Mark Carrier to discuss what it's like as a player when a coach gets fired. Later, we took calls as listeners had plenty of questions for Arkush.
Hub Arkush opened his show on NFL Black Monday by reacting to the Bears firing general manager Ryan Pace and coach Matt Nagy. After that, he shared his most important takeaways from chairman George McCaskey's press conference Monday afternoon addressing the Bears' future. Later, Patrick Finley of the Sun-Times joined the show to discuss the Bears' eventful day.
In his second hour, Hub Arkush checked in with listeners, who had a lot of questions about the Bears' future. Later, we played Bulls executive vice president of basketball operations Arturas Karnisovas' interview on the Mully & Haugh Show earlier in the day.
Hub Arkush opened his show by welcoming on Patrick Finley of the Sun-Times to discuss the Bears' upcoming offseason after another lost year.
In the second hour, Hub Arkush was joined by former Bears talent evaluator Greg Gabriel to discuss what he has seen from rookie quarterback Justin Fields this season. Also, which coaching candidates should the Bears look at? Later, Mark Potash of the Sun-Times weighed in on the drama between Arkush and Packers star quarterback Aaron Rodgers and discussed the latest Bears storylines.
In the final hour, Hub Arkush took the good and the bad when the listeners called in to share their takes and comments.
Hub Arkush opened his show by addressing the firestorm he started a day prior when he revealed that he won't cast his MVP ballot for Packers star quarterback Aaron Rodgers due to Rodgers' off-the-field issues. Later, Adam Hoge of NBC Sports Chicago joined the show to discuss Arkush's drama with Rodgers and the latest Bears storylines.
In the final hour, Mike Esposito was joined by Sean Hammong of Shaw Media for a wide-ranging Bears discussion. Topics included receiver Allen Robinson's unusual season, coach Matt Nagy's future and rookie Teven Jenkins' potential as the long-term solution at left tackle. Later, the crew replayed Bulls Radio play-by-play man Chuck Swirsky's earlier interview on the afternoon show with Hub Arkush and Anthony Herron.
In the second hour, Mike Esposito was joined by Score morning host David Haugh to reflect on the life and legacy of Jeff Dickerson, a beloved ESPN reporter who passed away Tuesday at 44. The two shared heartfelt memories of him. Later, Rob Schaefer of NBC Sports Chicago joined the show to discuss the latest Bulls storylines.
Mike Esposito opened his show by remembering the life of Jeff Dickerson, a beloved ESPN reporter who passed away Tuesday at 44. After that, Score reporter Bruce Levine joined the show to pay his respects to Dickerson and reflect on his legacy. Later, the crew replayed NFL analyst Sage Rosenfels' interview on the Bernstein & Rahimi Show in which he discussed the latest Bears storylines.
In his final hour, Hub Arkush continued to take more Bears calls from listeners. Later, he replayed Score host Anthony Herron's recent interview with Dr. Bill Morice of the Mayo Clinic in which he discussed COVID-19's impact on the NFL, NBA and NHL.
In his second hour, Hub Arkush was joined by Mark Potash of the Sun-Times to discuss Bears rookie quarterback Justin Fields' development. Could Fields become the next Russell Wilson? Later, Joe Cowley of the Sun-Times joined the show to discuss the Bulls' strong play and their game against the Raptors on Wednesday getting postponed due to COVID-19 chaos.
Hub Arkush opened his show by taking calls on multiple Bears topics, ranging from the possibility of a management restructuring to the team's salary cap situation. Later, Eric Edholm of Yahoo Sports joined the show to discuss the Bears from a national perspective.
In his final hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Ron Johnson of KFAN and Fox 9 to preview the Bears-Vikings game Monday night. Later, Bulls Radio play-by-play man Chuck Swirsky joined the show to discuss the team returning to action against the Lakers on Sunday night after a COVID-19 pause.
In his second hour, Anthony Herron selected and played Christmas songs that he felt embodied the most important Bears and Bulls figures in 2021. He also saved the best for last with Bears rookie quarterback Justin Fields.
Instead of hosting an evening program, Anthony Herron hopped on the air for a Sunday morning show. He started by breaking down the timeline of former Jaguars coach Urban Meyer's transgressions before his recent firing in Jacksonville. Later, Dr. Bill Morice of the Mayo Clinic joined the show to discuss how COVID-19 has affected sports lately.
In the final hour, Zach Zaidman was joined by Score baseball insider Bruce Levine to discuss the latest updates on the MLB lockout. Later, Score reporter Chris Emma joined the show to discuss the latest Bears storylines.
In the second hour, Zach Zaidman was joined by Kevin Fishbain of the Athletic to discuss the latest Bears storylines. Later, Score teammate Cody Westerlund joined the show to discuss the Bulls' continued COVID-19 woes.
Zach Zaidman opened his show by welcoming on The No Name Football Podcast hosts Olin Kreutz and Jason McKie, who are also former beloved Bears with plenty of football insight to share. Kreutz and McKie didn't hold back any punches when it came to discussing the culture issues at Halas Hall and the way the McCaskeys can right the ship.
In his final hour, Mark Grote was joined by Mark Potash of the Sun-Times to discuss the Bears' struggles and which players of theirs are keepers for the future. Later, legendary Cubs pitcher Ferguson Jenkins joined the show to discuss a variety of topics.
In the second hour, Mark Grote was joined by Aaron Leming of Windy City Gridiron to discuss the latest Bears storylines and rookie quarterback Justin Fields' development. Later, Grote asked listeners another question -- who has been the Bears' best player this season?
Mark Grote opened his show by asking listeners who they believe the Bears' rookie of the year is. Grote believes it could be offensive tackle Larry Borom. Later, Rob Schaefer of NBC Sports Chicago joined the show to discuss the Bulls having two games postponed this week amid their COVID-19 outbreak.
On an abbreviated 75-minute program before the DePaul hoops broadcast, Anthony Herron welcomed on Jeremy Werner of IlliniInquirer.com to discuss how Bulls rookie guard Ayo Dosunmu's career at the University of Illinois helped prepare him for the NBA. Later, Fox 32 reporter Kaitlin Sharkey joined the show to preview the Bears-Packers game Sunday.
In the final hour, Hub Arkush continued to take calls from listeners on the Bears, including the job status of general manager Ryan Pace and coach Matt Nagy as well as rookie quarterback Justin Fields' development.
In the first hour, Hub Arkush let the listeners chime in with their Bears thoughts. He also explained the direction he'd take with the franchise is he was the Bears' owner.
In his final hour, Mark Grote was joined by WBBM pregame/postgame co-host Jim Schwantz to discuss the latest Bears storylines, including rookie quarterback Justin Fields' health. Later, Score baseball insider Bruce Levine joined the show to break down the Cubs' addition of right-hander Marcus Stroman on a three-year deal.
In the second hour, Mark Grote and producer Brian Callahan discussed the latest Bulls storylines. Later, Scott Merkin of MLB.com joined the show to discuss the White Sox's rather quiet approach early on in free agency.
Mark Grote opened his show by reacting to the latest MLB free agency news, which included the Cubs adding right-hander Marcus Stroman on a three-year deal. After that, Patrick Finley of the Sun-Times joined the show to preview the Bears-Cardinals game Sunday. Later, Grote continued to discuss the impending work stoppage in MLB as the collective bargaining agreement is set to expire late Wednesday night.
In the third hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Tyler Horka of BlueAndGold to discuss Brian Kelly's abrupt departure from Notre Dame to coach LSU. Later, Herron and callers decided who the main course is, who the side dish is and who the leftovers are from the Chicago Bears' roster.
In the second hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Rob Schaefer of NBC Sports Chicago to discuss the Bulls' 133-119 victory against the Hornets on Monday. After that, Nicole Auerbach of the Athletic joined the show to react to the College Football Playoff rankings that had just been revealed.
Anthony Herron opened his show by recapping his weekend calling the Bayou Classic between Grambling State and Southern. After that, he took calls and discussed HBCUs and defensive line play. Later, Patrick Finley of the Sun-Times joined the show to discuss how the Bears move forward after a hectic holiday week.
In his final hour, Mark Grote listened and reacted to Patch.com writer Mark Konkol's interview on the Bernstein & Rahimi Show earlier in the day in which he discussed his report that Bears coach Matt Nagy will be fired after Chicago's game at Detroit on Thursday. After that, Herb Howard of The Bigs joined the show to discuss Nagy's future. Later, Grote also took calls, including one from an incensed Bears fan known as Skillet from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
In his second hour, Mark Grote reacted to Bears receiver Allen Robinson's denial that he had input in podcast partner Jordan Schultz's report that Chicago coach Matt Nagy has lost the locker room. Later, Kevin Fishbain of the Athletic joined the show to discuss a crazy day at Halas Hall.
Mark Grote opened his show by recounting a long day covering the Bears at Halas Hall, which included getting reaction to a Patch.com story that reported coach Matt Nagy will be fired after Chicago's game at Detroit on Thursday. Does that story have merit? Later, Adam Hoge of NBC Sports Chicago joined the show to discuss Nagy's future.
In his final hour, Rick Camp continued the Bulls conversation as he looked at how the team has been built, which leaves little wiggle room for acquiring future talent. The show closed with Campy asking a question. Which condiment must go -- barbeque sauce, ranch, ketchup or hot sauce?
In his second hour, Rick Camp did a deep dive on the numbers and trends for the Bulls early in this season. He also asked listeners what they're appreciating the most about the team. Later, Campy and producer Adam Studzinski realized they're in the generation that's being targeted for nostalgia right now.
Rick Camp opened his show by sharing what he has appreciated the most about the Bulls during their 10-4 start to the season. Later, Score analyst Anthony Herron joined the show to discuss how the Bears should attack Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson this Sunday.
In the final hour of the Miller Lite Top Draft show, Anthony Herron conducted a segment called #AsKBriggs to help listeners get to know more about former Bears linebacker Lance Briggs.
In the second hour of the Miller Lite Top Draft show, Anthony Herron was joined by former Bears star linebacker Lance Briggs to discuss rookie quarterback Justin Fields' development and whether linebacker Cassius Marsh was in the right or wrong when getting flagged for a crucial taunting penalty late in Chicago's loss at Pittsburgh on Monday. Briggs also shared his frustration with the Bears committing so many penalties.
In the first hour of the Miller Lite Top Draft show, Anthony Herron was joined by Rob Schaefer of NBC Sports Chicago to discuss how the Bulls are fun again and to break down their 118-95 win against the Nets on Monday. Later, Herron shared his takeaways from the Bears' 29-27 loss to the Steelers on Monday Night Football.
In the final hour of the Miller Lite Top Draft show, Mark Grote continued his conversation with former Bears linebacker Lance Briggs, who shared his thoughts on Packers star quarterback Aaron Rodgers' reasoning for not getting vaccinated.
In the second hour of the Miller Lite Top Draft show, Mark Grote was joined by former Bears linebacker Lance Briggs to discuss Chicago's recent defensive performance and to preview its game at Pittsburgh on Monday.
Mark Grote opened the Miller Lite Top Draft show by answering Bears questions from listeners and fans. Later, Rob Schaefer of NBC Sports Chicago joined the show to discuss the Bulls' 6-2 start.
In the second and final hour, Zach Zaidman was joined by Bears Radio analyst Tom Thayer to preview Chicago's game against the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday. He also discussed Bears rookie quarterback Justin Fields' progress. Later, Stacey Dales of the NFL Network joined the show to further discuss the latest Bears storylines.
In the first hour, Zach Zaidman was joined by Kevin Fishbain of the Athletic to preview the Bears-49ers game Sunday and to discuss Chicago rookie quarterback Justin Fields' development. Later, Bulls Radio play-by-play man Chuck Swirsky joined the show to discuss the team's 4-1 and second-year forward Patrick Williams' wrist injury, which is set to sideline him for four to six months.
In his final segment, Anthony Herron reflected on how Illinois football coach Bret Bielema was criticized recently for acknowledging his players' shortcomings during a press conference. Herron didn't believe there was anything wrong with what Bielema said, and Illinois responded by upsetting Penn State last Saturday.
Anthony Herron continued to be joined by Bears legend Lance Briggs, who discussed Chicago linebacker Roquan Smith's strong performance. Briggs also previewed the Bears-49ers game this Sunday. How do we expect the Bears to fare?
In the second hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Bears legend Lance Briggs to discuss Chicago's 38-3 loss at Tampa Bay on Sunday. Briggs shared his take on the Bears' effort in recent games and also discussed what it could look like when a team doesn't quite believe in a coach's vision.
Anthony Herron turned his attention to the Bears, who lost 38-3 to the Buccaneers on Sunday. Because of COVID-19 troubles for others, Lachavious Simmons started at right tackle despite having not practiced there all week, and it didn't go well.
Anthony Herron opened his Miller Lite Top Draft show by welcoming on James Neveau of the Madhouse Hockey Podcast to discuss the findings of the Jenner & Block investigation into the Blackhawks' handling of sexual assault allegations back in 2010.
In a short show, Mark Gote listened and reacted to audio from Bears coaches breaking down the team's 24-14 loss to the Packers on Sunday. Grote also opened up phone lines for listeners to share their thoughts on the Bears' loss.
In the final hour, Mark Grote continued the Bears and NFL discussion with former Chicago linebacker Lance Briggs. They also discussed Raiders coach Jon Gruden's abrupt resignation Monday. Later, Grote broke down Bears rookie quarterback Justin Fields' running ability and why it hasn't shown up much on an NFL field yet.
In the second hour, Mark Grote was joined by former Bears linebacker Lance Briggs to preview Chicago's game against the rival Green Bay Packers on Sunday. Briggs also discussed Bears rookie quarterback Justin Fields' poise and explained why the Detroit Lions were a big rival of Chicago during his playing days.
Mark Grote opened his show by discussing White Sox manager Tony La Russa's future with the organization after Chicago was eliminated by Houston on Tuesday in the American League Division Series. Later, Scott Merkin of MLB.com joined the show to reflect on the White Sox's season and to preview what moves the club could make this offseason.
In the final hour, Anthony Herron continued the Bears discussion with former Chicago linebacker Lance Briggs.
In the second hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Bears legend Lance Briggs to break down Chicago's 20-9 win against the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday. Briggs also discussed the latest NFL storylines.
Anthony Herron was live at Hawthorne's Backyard for a Miller Lite Top Draft show. He opened the show by reacting to the White Sox being eliminated with a 10-1 loss to the Astros in Game 4 of their American League Division Series on Tuesday afternoon. After that, Score host Laurence Holmes joined the show to vent and explain what went wrong for the White Sox.
In the final hour, Hub Arkush took calls from listeners on whatever they wanted to discuss, with topics ranging from the Bears to the Sky to the White Sox to the NFL and more.
In the third hour, Hub Arkush switched gears and turned his attention to the MLB playoffs. Scott Merkin of MLB.com joined the show to preview the White Sox-Astros matchup in the American League Division Series. Later, Eric Edholm of Yahoo Sports joined the program to discuss the Bears naming rookie Justin Fields their permanent starting quarterback.
In the second hour, Hub Arkush continued to discuss the latest Bears storylines. He also welcomed on Patrick Finley of the Sun-Times to break down the Bears' decision to name rookie Justin Fields their permanent starting quarterback.
Hub Arkush opened his show by reacting to the Bears naming rookie Justin Fields their permanent starting quarterback. After that, Kevin Fishbain of the Athletic joined the show to discuss what it means for Fields' future and the Bears' outlook in 2021.
In a short show, Mark Grote recapped the Bears' 20-17 victory against the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday and shared the best postgame sound after it, including from coach Matt Nagy, safety Tashaun Gipson, safety Eddie Jackson and rookie quarterback Justin Fields.
In a new edition of Down the Line, host Cody Decker was joined by Circa Resort and Casino CEO/founder Derek Stevens to discuss the latest with the Circa Millions and to preview Week 2 of NFL action. Later, Decker shared the betting lines for the National League wild-card race, the NL Cy Young race and the games Friday evening.
In a short edition of his show, Mark Grote shared his reaction to the Bears' 34-14 loss to the Rams on Sunday night in their season opener. Grote also read listeners' texts and played audio from Bears coach Matt Nagy earlier Monday.
In the second hour, Rick Camp was joined by BetQL Daily host Joe Ostrowski to discuss the latest gambling lines as Week 1 of the NFL season is here. Later, Rule of 3 podcast host Brandon Robinson joined the show to discuss his favorite player props.
Rick Camp opened his show by previewing the Bears' matchup against the Rams in their season opener Sunday night. Later, Eugene McIntosh of The Bigs joined the show to discuss Giants infielder/outfielder Kris Bryant return to Wrigley Field on Friday afternoon.
In this edition of Down the Line, Cody Decker discussed the Cubs' recent play and their young players striking again. After that, he examined who's the biggest competition for the White Sox in the American League. Later, he recapped his bets and the lines from Saturday and shared his picks for Sunday. Down the Line with Cody Decker is brought to you by Circa Resort & Casino.
In a new edition of Down the Line, host Cody Decker discussed White Sox left-hander Dallas Keuchel's tough outing Friday night and examined what his role should be in the playoffs. After that, Decker discussed a couple Cubs players who are playing well lately. Later, Decker discussed the odds for the National League wild-card race and games Saturday.
In the second hour, Rick Camp was joined by Pat Schmidt of FanSided to discuss the Week 1 outlook in college football. Later, Mike Sando of the Athletic joined the show to discuss where the Bears stack up in the NFL and what concerns they have this season.
Rick Camp opened his show by examining an article that projected the Bears to rank in the bottom tier of the NFL in the 2021 season. After that, he took calls from listeners on the topics and later listened and reacted to audio about the Bears' offense and defense.
In a new edition of Down the Line, host Cody Decker was joined by Circa Resort and Casino CEO/founder Derek Stevens to discuss White Sox futures, the NFL season and the college football action on the schedule Thursday evening. After that, Decker shared the updated American League Cy Young odds and the National League playoff odds. Lastly, Decker recapped bets from the night before and examined the odds for Thursday evening.