Rosenbloom & Grote: Recent Episodes
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A longtime Chicago Tribune sportswriter and columnist, Steve Rosenbloom brings his at-times snarky commentary and laidback demeanor to all the latest storylines on the Chicago sports scene while hosting on Saturdays. Follow him on Twitter @SteveRosenbloom. Mark Grote is the Bears reporter for 670 The Score and the sideline reporter on WBBM Newsradio broadcasts. He's also a host. Follow him on Twitter @markgrotesports.
In the first hour, Steve Rosenbloom discusses how a comment earlier in the year by Robert Griffin III shows how the Bears always mishandle QB's, he asks Mark Potash about the topsy turvy week it was at Halas Hall, and doesn't see much optimism for new OC Thomas Brown.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom talks with Hub Arkush ahead of Bears-Packers and on the eve of a new play caller calling his first game as OC, he talks about how Matt Eberflus failed to realize that Shane Waldron was a bad hire at OC, and goes through more old stories to show how the Bears have sucked.
In the third and final hour, Steve Rosenbloom talks with Mark Grote ahead of Bears-Packers on Sunday, and listens back to Olin Kreutz's full interview with Spiegel & Holmes yesterday.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his show by bashing the Bears at all levels, in particular head coach Matt Eberflus after his bizarre decisions in a loss to the Commanders last week. Later, Rosenbloom reacted to the breaking news that outfielder Cody Bellinger has opted in to his contract with the Cubs for the 2025 season.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Score football analyst Hub Arkush to discuss Bears coach Matt Eberflus' leadership and hold on the locker room. After that, Rosenbloom criticized Eberflus for his inability to hold his team accountable before remembering a famous quote in Bears history.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Arizona Republic writer Theo Mackie to preview the Bears-Cardinals game Sunday. Later, Score reporter Mark Grote joined the show to reminisce about the Cubs winning the World Series eight years ago to the day.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his show by urging Bears general manager Ryan Poles to trade for Raiders star pass rusher Maxx Crosby. After that, Will Burchfield of 97.1 The Ticket in Detroit joined the show to share an early scouting report on the Lions and to discuss the NFC North race. Later, Rosenbloom asked listeners which team they hate watch the most — Aaron Rodgers' Jets, Jerry Jones' Cowboys, the Packers or Jerry Reinsdorf's White Sox?
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Score contributor Hub Arkush to discuss the state of the Bears as they sit at 4-2 on their bye week. After that, Rosenbloom discussed the latest developments as the Bears and White Sox continue to pursue new stadiums. Later, he discussed Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams' progress.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Aaron Leming of 247 Sports to discuss the Bears' trajectory. Later, Rosenbloom held his Wake-n-Bake Club and Cultural Zeitgeist segments.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his show by sharing his keys to the Bears-Jaguars matchup Sunday in London. After that, he compared Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams' QBR to his peers across the league. He also shared why he believes the Bears are bluffing in their pursuit of a stadium on the lakefront in downtown Chicago.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Score contributor Hub Arkush to preview the Bears-Jaguars game Sunday in London. After that, Chris Russell of The Team 980 in Washington D.C. joined the show to share how Commanders fans are feeling about rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Tony Smith of 1010XL in Jacksonville to preview the Bears-Jaguars game Sunday in London. After that, Rosenbloom held his Cultural Zeitgeist segment. Later, he pondered what Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer has accomplished in his career without famed executive Theo Epstein by his side.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his show by previewing Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams' preseason debut. Later, Score teammate Chris Emma joined the show to discuss what to look for from Williams as the Bears and Bills meet in preseason action.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom did his best to share his points while producer Robbie Triano showered him with updates from the Bears-Bills game. Later, Score football expert Hub Arkush joined the show to discuss Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams' performance in his preseason debut.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom discussed whether White Sox general manager Chris Getz is lying or stupid with his recent comments after the club fired manager Pedro Grifol. Later, Score teammate Chris Emma joined the show to discuss Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams' performance in his preseason debut against the Bills on Saturday.
To open the show, Steve Rosenbloom shares his worries about the Bears O-Line and how they're going to ruin this Caleb Williams thing. Next, Paul Sullivan joins to talk about the Sox & Cubs heading into the deadline.
To open hour two, Hub Arkush joined Steve Rosenbloom to talk Bears. Next, Steve has a special guest request. To close the hour, Steve talks about the Olympics in Paris.
To open hour three, Steve Rosenbloom does his weekly Cultural Zeitgeist. Next, Mark Grote joins live from Halas Hall to give a Bears report. To close the show, Steve roasts the NHL.
In the final hour, Mark Grote was joined by Brett Taylor of Bleacher Nation to discuss the Cubs' ongoing rough stretch and what they have to do to get back on track. Later, Grote discussed the bizarre ending in the White Sox's loss to the Tigers on Friday and how baseball legend Barry Bonds starred in the pregame show of the MLB at Rickwood Field game Thursday.
Mark Grote opened his show by discussing Cubs left-hander Shota Imanaga's rough outing in the team's 11-1 loss to the Mets on Friday afternoon. Later, Ricky O'Donnell of SB Nation joined the show to explain why he didn't like the Bulls' trade of veteran guard Alex Caruso to the Thunder for 21-year-old guard Josh Giddey.
Steve Rosenbloom opens Saturday Suckage by discussing how Shane Waldron's resume fits the resume of every other Bears OC in the past: bad. But then Steve Rosenbloom is replaces by Stevie Sunshine and talks about how Waldron & Caleb Williams may work in Chicago.
Steve Rosenbloom opens hour two talking to Paul Caputo to discuss the best Minor League Baseball team names/brands & the history behind these small communities.
Hub Arkush comes on to discuss the start of Bears OTAs, and Steve Rosenbloom takes us down the Cultural Zeitgeist.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Ricky O'Donnell of SB Nation to discuss why he believes the Bulls need to tear it down and start over with a new rebuild. Later, Rosenbloom discussed the White Sox's three-game winning streak and shared the best thing he saw this week.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Score senior football expert Hub Arkush, who shared his impressions of Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams. After that, Rosenbloom discussed why everyone needs to be wary of what they hear about the Bears' stadium project. Later, he conducted an epic Wake-N-Bake Club meeting.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his show by explaining why Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams mad e a great impression during his media session Friday. After that, Score teammate Chris Emma joined the show to discuss Williams' performance at practice and to share his takeaways from rookie minicamp. Later, Rosenbloom pondered if the Cubs can get to touted Pirates pitching prospect Paul Skenes, who's set to make his much-anticipated MLB debut later Saturday when the clubs meet.
In the final hour, Mark Grote was joined by Andy Martinez of the Marquee Sports Network to preview the Cubs-Marlins doubleheader Saturday. Later, Grote listened and reacted to soon-to-be Bears quarterback Caleb Williams' interesting comments on the Pivot Podcast.
Filling in for Steve Rosenbloom, Mark Grote opened his show by breaking down the Bulls' ugly 112-91 loss to the Heat in the play-in tournament Friday, a setback that ended Chicago's season. Grote then pondered whether star forward DeMar DeRozan will return to the Bulls after a disappointing end to the season. He's set to hit unrestricted free agency this summer. Later, Mark Schanowski of ABC-7 joined the show to discuss the Bulls' uncertain future.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Strat-O-Matic chief content officer John Garcia to discuss various topics regarding the company and baseball. Later, Rosenbloom held his usual Cultural Zeitgeist segment, where there were a few notable anniversaries to celebrate and where he shared his favorite moment of the week.
In the second hour, Steve Rosembloom was joined by Score football expert Hub Arkush to discuss the Bears' options with the No. 9 overall pick. Later, Rosenbloom held his Wake N Bake Club segment and also suggested the White Sox should move to Montreal.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his show by breaking down what's going on lately with Chicago's sports teams. After that, Mark Potash of the Sun-Times joined the show to discuss the Bears' mindset entering the NFL Draft. Later, Rosenbloom shared where he was when O.J. Simpson's famous Bronco chase occurred in 1994.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his show by welcoming on Score teammate Mark Grote to discuss the Bears' mindset as the NFL Draft looms. After that, Steve Phillips of MLB Network Radio joined the show to discuss new Cubs manager Craig Counsell's impact on the club. Later, Rosenbloom explained how White Sox general manager Chris Getz erred in bringing back right-hander Mike Clevinger on a one-year deal.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by SiriusXM College Sports Radio host Chris Childers to preview the men's Final Four matchups and the women's national championship game. He also explained why he believes USC quarterback Caleb Williams isn't the answer for the Bears. Later, Rosenbloom shared why you shouldn't believe anything coming out of Bears president Kevin Warren's mouth.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by K.C. Johnson of NBC Sports Chicago to discuss the Bulls' outlook as the regular season winds down. Later, Score afternoon host Danny Parkins joined the show to discuss his new book "Pipeline to the Pros," which goes on sale April 16.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Ryan Horvat of BetMGM Tonight to discuss the best bets and storylines for the NCAA Tournament. Later, Rosenbloom held his Cultural Zeitgeist segment and shared a positive update from a Cubs legend.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Score football expert Hub Arkush to discuss the Bears zeroing in on USC quarterback Caleb Williams with the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft. After that, Rosenbloom explained why Bears defensive tackle Gervon Dexter has a chance to be a strong three-technique for the team moving forward. Later, he discussed the best stories of the NCAA Tournament.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his show by discussing the spotlight that quarterback Caleb Williams will have on him when the Bears select him at No. 1 overall in the NFL Draft. After that, Score teammate Mark Grote joined the show to share his takeaways from Williams' pro day Wednesday. Later, Tony Andracki of the Marquee Sports Network joined the show to preview the Cubs' new season.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his show by discussing Bears quarterback Justin Fields' future with the organization and how the team will address its need at safety. Also, did you hear? The Bears are on the clock! Score teammate Mark Grote joined the show to discuss the latest Bears storylines as free agency is set to open. Later, Rosenbloom shared his favorite story of longtime ESPN reporter Chris Mortensen, a beloved individual who recently passed away.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Score football expert Hub Arkush to discuss the Bears' moves this offseason and to preview the start of free agency. After that, Rosenbloom held a Wake 'N Bake meeting. Later, Bulls Radio play-by-play announcer Chuck Swirsky joined the show to discuss the team's hot streak out West, as Chicago has opened a tough road trip with three straight wins.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom discussed how new Cubs manager Craig Counsell has already been a home run hire based on what he's said to the media. After that, we went into Rosenbloom's brain with the Cultural Zeitgeist segment. We closed the show by discussing how Rosenbloom is officially an influencer after a social media post got a family of eight to go eat BBQ.
Steve Rosenbloom opened up his Saturday Suckage show by explaining how every storyline in Chicago ties into the legendary Michael Jordan. Later, former Blackhawks star Jeremy Roenick joined the show to share incredible stories about franchise legend Chris Chelios, who will have his jersey retired Sunday at the United Center.
In the second hour, Steven Rosenbloom turned his attention to baseball. How can you not be romantic about it? Score afternoon host Matt Spiegel joined the show to discuss why we love the game. Of course, White Sox chairman Jerry Reinsdorf's name got mentioned as a reason for why some don't love baseball as much as they should.
In the third hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by writer Jonathan Jackson, the author of "The Making of Slap Shot: Behind the Scenes of the Greatest Hockey Movie." Jackson shared behind-the-scenes details of Rosenbloom's favorite sports movie of all time. Later, Rosenbloom discussed how baseball prospect rankings led him into a rabbit hole on the Bears' quarterback situation.
Steve Rosenbloom opens Saturday Suckage by discussing the news of the week & how none of it matters because the Bears are on the Clock. We remember why we love baseball so much & why Steve was drawn into the sport in the first place. Next, Bob Costas joins. Yes, Bob Costas. On Saturday Suckage. We were stunned as well.
Ricky O'Donnell joins Steve Rosenbloom on Saturday Suckage to discuss the Bulls being so blah. Hub Arkush then joins to recap the Super Bowl & the route the Bears should take this offseason. We close hour two discussing Usher & being All Madden.
Steve Rosenbloom opened a packed edition of Saturday Suckage by reacting to a report that Bears general manager Ryan Poles will only trade the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft if he's offered a historic amount of compensation. Could the Bears get a godfather offer from the Washington Commanders? Later, Score reporter/host Mark Grote joined the show to discuss the latest Bears storylines.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Score football expert Hub Arkush to discuss a trio of Bears legends earning Hall of Fame honors. As they're legally bound to do, they also discussed the Bears' quarterback situation. After that, Score teammate Cody Westerlund joined the show to discuss the Bulls standing pat at the trade deadline. Later, Rosenbloom discussed the best foods to eat for the Super Bowl.
Ready for a wild hour of radio? Well, here you go. Enter Steve Rosenbloom's brain for an hour as Saturday Suckage enters the Cultural Zeitgeist.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his Saturday Suckage show by discussing the Bears' big quarterback decision this offseason, one that had a new layer added to it after FS1 host Colin Cowherd suggested that USC star quarterback Caleb Williams doesn't want to play in Chicago. Cowherd then backtracked on his original claim. The way Rosenbloom sees it, Cowherd is talking out of his ... you know what. Later, Score football expert Hub Arkush joined the show to discuss the latest Bears storylines.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by K.C. Johnson of NBC Sports Chicago to discuss what moves the Bulls may make as the NBA trade deadline looms Thursday. Later, Rosenbloom held his Cultural Zeitgeist segment.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Aaron Leming of the Bear Report and Windy City Gridiron to discuss the latest Bears storylines and ... puppies! After that, Rosenbloom hosted a Wake-N-Bake meeting before listening back to FS1 host Colin Cowherd's interview on the Parkins & Spiegel Show in which he discussed USC quarterback Caleb Williams' apparent concerns with the Bears.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his Saturday Suckage show by discussing how to fix the Bears' quarterback situation. After that, Nancy Armour of USA Today joined the show to discuss Taylor Swift's impact on the NFL and how women are treated with a touch of ignorance when sports are involved. Later, Frank Isola of ESPN and SiriusXM NBA Radio joined the program to discuss what moves the Bulls could make at the NBA trade deadline, which looms Feb. 8.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Ryan Horvat of BetQL Daily to share his best bets for Championship Sunday in the NFL. After that, Rosenbloom explained why it's stupid for people to complain about Taylor Swift being shown on television while at Chiefs games. Later, he continued discussing the Bears' quarterback situation.
In the final hour, Steve Rosebloom was joined by Score teammate Mark Grote to discuss the Bears tabbing Bills defensive line coach Eric Washington to be their new defensive coordinator. Also, what will new Bears offensive coordinator Shane Waldron bring the team? Later, Rosenbloom held his Cultural Zeitgeist segment.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his Saturday Suckage show by reacting to the Bears' interest in former Arizona Cardinals head coach and current USC quarterbacks coach Kliff Kingsbury for their vacant offensive coordinator position. He also discussed the White Sox exploring the possibility of building a new stadium in the South Loop. After that, Stadium host Brad Evans joined the show to share his best bets for the NFL divisional round. Later, Mark Potash of the Sun-Times joined the program to discuss the latest Bears storylines.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by former Chicago baseball writer Mark Gonzales to discuss the Baseball Hall of Fame, the future of sports media and what the Bears should do with the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft. After that, Rosenbloom discussed the fallout from Bulls fans booing late former general manager Jerry Krause at the team's Ring of Honor ceremony recently. He explained how the Bulls never could've accomplished what they did with their six championships in the 1990s without Krause. Later, Rosenbloom discussed the loudest moments in Chicago and sports history.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Score football expert Hub Arkush to discuss the Bears' search for a new offensive coordinator and to preview the NFL divisional round matchups. After that, Rosenbloom held his Cultural Zeitgeist segment in which he discussed the best guitar riffs of all time before closing the show with his Wake 'N Bake segment.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his Saturday Suckage show by discussing what transpired at the Bulls Ring of Honor ceremony Friday evening as fans booed late general manager Jerry Krause's name. Rosenbloom delved into the history of how Bulls fans have been lied to by coach Phil Jackson and the legendary Michael Jordan about who Krause was. Later, Rosenbloom discussed why he believes the Bears were wrong to retain head coach Matt Eberflus.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Evan Altman of Cubs Insider to discuss the team's addition of left-hander Shota Imanaga and what the rest of the offseason could look like for the club. After that, Rosenbloom discussed how "The Last Dance" misled viewers about former Bulls general manager Jerry Krause. Plus, the greatest caller in Saturday Suckage history joined us in Philly Jane.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Score teammate Mark Grote to discuss the latest Bears storylines and to share his favorite memories about the late, great overnight host Les Grobstein. After that, Score football expert Hub Arkush joined the show to keep the Bears conversation going. Later, we closed the show by taking calls on the Bears and the Bulls. And man, did it suck!
Steve Rosenbloom kicks off the Saturday Suckage with his full thoughts on what occurred during the Bulls Ring of Honor with the fans in the United Center booing Jerry Krause.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom held his usual Wake-n-Bake Club and Cultural Zeitgeist segments. Later, he replayed former NFL quarterback Shaun King's interview with the Bernstein & Holmes Show in which King discussed Bears quarterback Justin Fields' future with the organization.
In the second hour, Steven Rosenbloom was joined by Score football expert Hub Arkush to preview the Bears-Falcons game Sunday. Rosenbloom also listened back to a comment from Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson that may have raised eyebrows about the organization. Later, Bulls Radio play-by-play man Chuck Swirsky joined the show to discuss the passing of former DePaul men's basketball head coach Joey Meyer.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his show by discussing the key decisions the Bears will need to make this offseason. Later, Score teammate Mark Grote joined the show to preview the Bears-Falcons game Sunday.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Julia Poe of the Tribune to discuss the Bulls' strong play as they've won eight of their past 11 games. Rosenbloom then shared that items from the movie "The Big Lebowski" have been auctioned off for insane prices. Later, he listened back to Score football analyst Olin Kreutz's interview about the Bears on the Score afternoon show Friday with Anthony Herron and Marshall Harris.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Score senior football expert Hub Arkush to preview the Bears-Cardinals game Sunday. He also discussed the Bears' future plans. And then for the Wake-n-Bake Club, the crew decided on a team to root for in the College Football Playoff.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his show by discussing the Bears' chances of landing the No. 1 overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft and how their game against the Cardinals on Sunday will affect that. After that, Score teammate Mark Grote joined the show to preview the Bears-Cardinals game. Later, Rosenbloom explained why Bears head coach Matt Eberflus can't claim his defense is playing at an elite level quite yet.
In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Score football expert Hub Arkush to discuss the Bears' future and the critical decisions the team will face this offseason. Later, Ramirez took Bears calls from Score listeners.
Sitting in for Steve Rosenbloom, Gabe Ramirez opened his show with his usual Trifecta, hitting on the top sports stories of the day. Later, Michael Cerami of Bleacher Nation joined the show to discuss two-way star Shohei Ohtani's free agency and whether the Cubs still have a chance to land him.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom held his Cultural Zeitgeist segment by sharing his No. 7 guitar riff of all time before throwing out a Christmas gift idea for Cubs and White Sox fans. Later, he shared a truly heartwarming moment from the Philadelphia Flyers.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Score football expert Hub Arkush to discuss the Bears' progress as they're on their bye week. After that, Rosenbloom shared an update on the Osbourne family in his Wake-n-Bake Club segment. Later, Herb Howard of The Bigs joined the show to discuss the latest Bears storylines.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his show by asking Bears fans if they'd rather keep quarterback Justin Fields or coach Matt Eberflus. Later, Bulls Radio play-by-play announcer Chuck Swirsky joined the show to discuss Chicago's overtime win against Milwaukee on Thursday.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Tribune writer Julia Poe to discuss the Bulls' wild week that included news that star guard Zach LaVine is ready to be traded. Later, Rosenbloom conducted his usual Cultural Zeitgeist and Wake-n-Bake Club segments.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Score football expert Hub Arkush to discuss the Bears-Lions matchup Sunday, how Texans rookie quarterback C.J. Stroud is playing sensational football and also why Bulls lead executive Arturas Karnisovas needs to stop pretending that his trade for center Nikola Vucevic in 2021 worked.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his show by discussing how the Bulls really, really suck. Later, Score teammate Mark Grote joined the show to discuss Bears quarterback Justin Fields being set to return against the Lions on Sunday after he missed the past four games with a thumb injury.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Sirius XM College Sports Radio host Chris Childers to discuss Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh's three-game suspension as punishment amid the program's sign-stealing scandal and how the Bears may be in a position to make a run at Harbaugh at the end of the season.
In the first hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Score teammate Mark Grote to break down the Bears' 16-13 win against the Panthers on Thursday. Later, Jon Greenberg of the Athletic joined the show to discuss White Sox television play-by-play announcer Jason Benetti leaving the organization for the same position with the Detroit Tigers.
In the final hour of Saturday Suckage with Mark Grote, Paul Sullivan joins the show as he works through Jed Hoyer's pregame press conference yesterday before the trade deadline. Later, Mark found one moment during the White Sox 9-0 very amusing and had to bring it back to share with the class.
In the first hour of Saturday Suckage with Mark Grote in for Steve Rosenbloom, Grote talks Sox with James Fox of Future Sox and Sox Machine. Later, he talks with his buddy Gabe Ramirez who is live from Wrigley Field preparing to be the pregame and postgame host for the Cubs game today on The Score.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom discussed Hulk Hogan opening up his own dispensary. Later, Michael Cermai of Bleacher Nation joined the show to preview the Cubs-Giants game Saturday evening and to discuss Chicago ace Marcus Stroman's future with the organization.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Scott Merkin of MLB.com to discuss the White Sox's improved play of late. Should we be excited about the club?
Steve Rosenbloom opened his show by examining the new piece of technology that Apple is releasing that the company claims will take over sports. Later, Score teammate Mark Grote joined the show to share his takeaways from Bears OTAs.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Vinnie Duber of CHGO to discuss whether the White Sox can rebound from their horrible start to the season. Could they still make a playoff push? Later, Rosenbloom shared a great story about former MLB manager and current Marquee Sports Network analyst Joe Girardi.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Evan Altman of Real Cubs Insider to discuss the Cubs' struggles of late. Where would the Cubs be if they weren't in the weak NL Central? Later, Score reporter Mark Grote joined the show to share his takeaways from Bears OTAs.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his Saturday Suckage show by discussing Bears OTAs. After that, Alex Shapiro of NBC Sports Chicago joined the show to discuss the latest Bears storylines. Are the Bears headed for more trouble than we realize in the 2023 season?
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Score teammate Mark Grote to discuss the latest Bears storylines. Will their additions in free agency be difference-makers? Also, what will the Bears do with the No. 9 overall pick? Later, Rosenbloom shared a classic story about Score legend Les Grobstein that involved his famous tape recorder.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Scott Merkin of MLB.com to discuss what's wrong with the White Sox's pitching staff early in the season. Later, Score teammate Cody Westerlund joined the show to preview the Bulls' matchup against the Raptors in the play-in tournament next Wednesday.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his Saturday Suckage show by reacting to the Bulls reaching the play-in tournament as the No. 10 seed in the East. They'll visit the Raptors next Wednesday for an elimination game. Later, Meghan Montemurro of the Tribune joined the show to discuss the Cubs' 3-3 start and to preview their game against the Rangers on Saturday afternoon.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Score teammate Mark Grote to discuss Bears general manager Ryan Poles' recent comments about adding hometown players to the team's roster. Grote also shared which position he could envision the Bears using their No. 9 overall pick on in the NFL Draft.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his Saturday Suckage show by discussing the Bulls' 121-91 win against the Hornets on Friday. After that, LaMond Pope of the Tribune joined the show to break down the White Sox's 6-3 loss to the Astros on Friday. Later, Rosenbloom shared a specific player whom the Cubs need to get at the trade deadline.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom welcomed back Score producer and host Adam Studzinski for Studzinski & Meatballs segment. Rosenbloom also continued his trend of going in-depth on baseball plays and sequences that have rarely happened in league history.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Josh Schrock of NBC Sports Chicago to discuss the Bears' additions in free agency. Later, Ryan Horvat of BetMGM Tonight joined the show to share his favorite bets in the Elite Eight.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his Saturday Suckage show by reacting to a wild NCAA Tournament, which has seen all four No. 1 seeds be eliminated before the Elite Eight. After that, he discussed how this is Bulls star guard Zach LaVine's time to prove himself. Later, Jay Zawaski of CHGO joined the show to discuss the latest Blackhawks storylines.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Josh Nelson of the Sox Machine podcast to discuss the latest White Sox storylines and the World Baseball Classic. Later, Score teammate Mark Grote made a surprise appearance to discuss the Bears and to wrap up what was an eventful Saturday Suckage episode.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Angels broadcaster Wayne Randazzo to discuss how the new MLB rules are changing the game. Later, Ryan Horvat of BetMGM Tonight joined the show to share his favorite bets for the round of 32 in the NCAA Tournament.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his Saturday Suckage show by breaking down 16th-seeded Fairleigh Dickinson's historic upset of top-seeded Purdue in the NCAA Tournament on Friday evening. Later, Fox 32 analyst Corey Wootton and WBBM analyst Jay Hilgenberg joined the show to discuss the Bears' additions in free agency and how they still need to improve their offensive line and defensive line.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Darnell Mayberry of the Athletic to discuss if the Bulls are beginning to find their footing, as star guard Zach LaVine is playing at a high level and the team has won five of its past six games.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom pondered the Bears' chances to upset the Lions on Sunday. The Bears are riding an eight-game losing streak with two contests remaining in the season.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his Saturday Suckage show by diving into the Bulls' 132-118 win against the Pistons on Friday, when star guard Zach LaVine led the way with 43 points. Later, Rosenbloom previewed the Bears-Lions game Sunday.
In the final hour of Saturday Suckage, host Steve Rosenbloom talks with Mark Schanowski of the Gimmie the Hot Sauce podcast to breakdown the Bulls lose to the Warriors and get his thoughts on the trade rumors surrounding the Bulls DeMar DeRozan, Nikola Vucevic, and Lakers. Later, Paul Sullivan from the Chicago Tribune joins the show to share his thoughts on the Winter Meetings and players' advisory board meeting about the Hall of Fame vote.
In the second hour of Saturday Suckage, host Steve Rosenbloom welcomes on Bears sideline reporter and former co-host of this show Mark Grote for his weekly segment of What Mark Heard, playing some of his favorite clips from the Bears locker room this week.
In the first hour of Saturday Suckage, host Steve Rosenbloom talks with Steve "Sparky" Fifer from 1250 The Fan in Milwaukee and host of the Audacy Sports Packers podcast Curd and Long to preview the Bears and Packers match-up from the Green Bay perspective.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Score teammate and former co-host Mark Grote for his (nearly) award-winning What Mark Heard segment, in which he shared his favorite Bears audio cuts from Halas Hall in the past week.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Faraz Siddiqi of the Upper Hand Fantasy podcast to share his favorite fantasy football plays this week in regards to the Bears-Lions game Sunday.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his Saturday Suckage show by welcoming on Score teammate Chris Emma to preview the Bears-Lions game Sunday.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Bulls Radio play-by-play announcer Chuck Swirsky. They reminisced about their radio roots and were later joined by a special guest caller -- Score program director Mitch Rosen.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his Saturday Suckage show by listening and reacting to his favorite moments from former White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen's earlier interview on Inside the Clubhouse in which he reacted to the club hiring Pedro Grifol as its new manager, a position he interviewed for and wanted. Later, Score teammate Mark Grote joined the show for his What Mark Heard segment, where he shared the best Bears audio from the past week.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by K.C. Johnson of NBC Sports Chicago to discuss the Bulls' 1-1 start and star guard Zach LaVine's knee health. He also previewed the Bulls-Cavaliers matchup Saturday evening at the United Center. Later, Meghan Montemurro of the Tribune joined the show to discuss which players the Cubs should pursue in free agency this winter.
In the second hour, Steven Rosenbloom was joined by Score teammate Mark Grote for his (nearly) award-winning What Mark Heard segment, where Grote shared his best audio of the week as the duo also previewed the Bears-Patriots game Monday. Later, Rosenbloom shared Score producer Adam Studzinski's Meatballs segment that focused on the Bears' matchup against the Patriots.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his Saturday Suckage show by previewing the Bears-Patriots game Monday. He welcomed on former Bears center and current WBBM analyst Jay Hilgenberg to break down the matchup. Later, Rosenbloom debuted his Ditka Wheel by playing random clips of former Bears coach Mike Ditka to celebrate his 83rd birthday.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by 670 The Score writer Cam Ellis to break down the Bears' 12-7 loss to the Commanders on Thursday.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom welcomed on Score teammate Mark Grote for a multi-segment edition of What Mark Heard as they broke down the Bears' loss to the Commanders on Thursday.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his Saturday Suckage show by breaking down the Bears' 12-7 loss to the Commanders on Thursday.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom listened and reacted to a few interesting comments from Bears offensive coordinator Luke Getsy and quarterback Justin Fields earlier in the week. They seem to think the Bears' offense is improving. Do you? Later, Mark Potash of the Sun-Times joined the show to preview the Bears-Vikings game Sunday. How can Chicago slow down a potent Minnesota offense? Potsy believes the game could be closer than you think.
In the second hour, Steven Rosenbloom recapped the disappointing seasons of the Cubs and White Sox. After that, Paul Sullivan of the Tribune joined the show to share his takeaways from Chicago baseball in 2022 and to preview the offseason for the Cubs and White Sox. Later, Rosenbloom discussed Bulls coach Billy Donovan's decision to bring 21-year-old forward Patrick Williams off the bench in the team's second preseason game Friday.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his show with the What Mark Heard segment, as Score teammate Mark Grote shared the best Bears sound he heard this week from Halas Hall. They then previewed the Bears-Vikings matchup, with Grote explaining what Chicago must do to pull off the upset.
Steve Rosenbloom is back with a shortened version of Saturday Suckage this week. Steve gets you all caught up with everything that happened with the beloved Bears leading up to there showdown with the NY Giants tomorrow. Cam Ellis , covering the Bears for 670 The Score , joins the show to share what he has seen at practice and how he feels this week's game will go.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by WBBM football analyst Jim Schwantz to preview the Bears-Texans game Sunday. And why has Bears linebacker Roquan Smith not looked like himself early on this season? Later, Rosenbloom and the crew played back Oklahoma State football coach Mike Gundy's famous tirade on the anniversary of it and compared it to a famous Chicago rant.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom welcomed on longtime MLB writer Mark Gonzales to discuss the White Sox's disappointing season. How much of it was manager Tony La Russa's fault? Later, Score teammate Cody Westerlund joined the show to discuss the Bulls' outlook for the new season in the aftermath of the news that starting guard Lonzo Ball will need another left knee surgery.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his show by previewing the Bears-Texans game Sunday. Were you OK with the Bears' play-calling in their loss to the Packers last week? Rosenbloom explained why he wasn't. Also, the ugly end has arrived for the White Sox, so Rosenbloom shared his eulogy. Later, Score host and producer Adam Studzinski joined the show for another great edition of Studz & Meatballs.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Meghan Montemurro of the Tribune to discuss Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer's recent comments comparing the current club to the 2014 team. Later, Rosenbloom talked about Bruce Springsteen and his trip to Arizona, then gets his foil on.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom welcomed on good pal and Score teammate Mark Grote to preview the Bears-Browns matchup in their preseason finale Saturday evening. It also happens to be Gene Grote's birthday Sunday, so we wish her an early happy birthday as well.
In the first hour of Saturday Suckage, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Scott Merkin of MLB.com to discuss the White Sox's continued inconsistent play. Later, Bulls Radio play-by-play announcer Chuck Swirsky joined the show to celebrate his 43rd anniversary of being a broadcaster.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by longtime MLB writer Mark Gonzales to discuss the Cubs' win against the Reds at the Field of Dreams on Thursday and their play in the second half of the season. He also shared a few thoughts on the White Sox. Later, Rosenbloom explained why the Blackhawks letting beloved broadcaster Eddie Olczyk leave the organization is unacceptable.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his Saturday Suckage show by welcoming on Score reporter Chris Emma live from Soldier Field to preview the Bears-Chiefs preseason opener. Later, Rosenbloom detailed the latest drama surrounding White Sox manager Tony La Russa as he continues to provide owner Jerry Reinsdorf with plenty of reasons to fire him -- yet still maintains his job.
Steve Rosenbloom had a shortened show this week, but have no fear, he brought the suckage as usual. He welcomed on Score reporter Mark Grote, who was fresh off the field at Bears camp. Grote shared all the latest news and notes surrounding the beloved. Is offensive lineman Teven Jenkins really back? Also, baseball fans across the world mourned the passing of legendary broadcaster Vin Scully this week. Rosenbloom told you why he'll never forget the longtime voice of the Dodgers.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Score teammate Mark Grote, who was fresh from Bears practice at Halas Hall. Grote shared all the latest news and discussed how practice went Saturday. Bears players have been raving about their new coaching staff, so does Grote see what they're talking about? Later, Rosenbloom remembered the famous director Bob Rafelson, who died earlier this week at 89.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Ryan Horvat of BetMGM to discuss the best NFL prop bets and future bets to make. Are the Bears going to win more than 6.5 games? Later, Rosenbloom discussed the contract drama that took place between quarterback Kyler Murray and the Cardinals, who originally included an "independent study" clause in the deal. Are these the owners whom Bears chairman George McCaskey says he takes advice from?
Steve Rosenbloom opened his Saturday Suckage show by breaking down the White Sox's bad 7-3 loss to the Athletics on Friday evening, which included shortstop Tim Anderson getting ejected. Rosenbloom then wondered this: Where was manager Tony La Russa as Anderson was getting heated with the home-plate umpire? Later, he took calls from listeners as they tried to figure out how the White Sox got to this point -- hovering around .500 in late July. He believes it all comes back to accountability.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Jay Zawaski of CHGO to discuss the state of the Blackhawks' rebuild. Later, Score teammate Mark Grote joined the show to preview the start of Bears training camp, which opens Tuesday.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Evan Altman of Cubs Insider to discuss which players the club will move ahead of the trade deadline on Aug. 2 and when the team will compete at a high level again. Later, Rosenbloom listened back to beloved color commentator Eddie Olczyk's interview on the Mully & Haugh Show on Wednesday in which he explained why he's leaving the Blackhawks' broadcast booth.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his Saturday Suckage show by welcoming on LaMond Pope of the Chicago Tribune to discuss the White Sox's 8-2 loss to the Guardians on Friday and their outlook in the second half of the season.
In a shortened final hour ahead of the Cubs broadcast, Steve Rosenbloom asked Bulls fans this question: Has the team gotten any better this offseason? Later, Rob Schaefer of NBC Sports Chicago joined the show to share a full rundown of how the Bulls have performed in Summer League action.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his show by asking White Sox fans a simple question: Do you believe yet? Because the White Sox are back in contention in the AL Central with a recent four-game winning streak. Still, Rosenbloom isn't so sure we can fully buy in yet. Later, Score football analyst and host Anthony Herron joined the show to discuss the Bears making offseason noise ... for all the wrong reasons.
In final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Pete Fiutak of College Football News to discuss the changing college football landscape, with both USC and UCLA set to join the Big Ten. Later, Rosenbloom remembered legendary actor James Caan, who passed away Wednesday.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Mark Potash of the Sun-Times to discuss the latest Bears storylines, including three players being arrested this offseason. Later, Matt Peck of CHGO Chicago joined the show to discuss the Bulls earning a win against the Mavericks in their Summer League opener Friday and big man Marko Simonovic's dominance.
Riding solo, Steve Rosenbloom opened his show by recapping the White Sox's rough week. Have fans accepted the team's fate or is there still hope? Later, Scott Merkin of MLB.com joined the show to discuss the latest White Sox storylines. Will the team ever find its groove this season?
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Score teammate Cody Westerlund to discuss the latest Bulls news and storylines. What does bringing star guard Zach LaVine back on a five-year, $215-million max contract mean for the organization? Did the Bulls pay him too much? They also discussed other moves the Bulls could make as free agency winds down.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Evan Altman of Cubs Insider to discuss which players the club could move ahead of the trade deadline. After that, Rob Bradford of WEEI in Boston joined the show to discuss how these Cubs are similar to a former Red Sox team that Theo Epstein used to lead. Also, the movie "A League of Their Own" recently celebrated its 30th anniversary. So Shakeia Taylor of the Chicago Tribune joined the program to discuss her amazing article on the famous Rockford team and to explain why paying a visit to Rockford is something you might want to do.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his show by discussing the state of the White Sox, as it's time for them to get it going with a key stretch of games looming. Later, James Fox of Sox Machine joined the show to discuss where the White Sox's season is headed.
In the shortened final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Jim Margalus of the Sox Machine Podcast to discuss the White Sox's recent struggles. Later, producer Adam Studzinski joined Saturday Suckage for the final segment as the crew nerded out for a "Star Wars" discussion.
Steve Rosenbloom opened Saturday Suckage by recapping the struggling White Sox's rough week. He believes there might be more going on in the clubhouse than we realize right now. Later, Mark Schanowski of ABC-7 joined the show to break down the Bulls' selection of Arizona guard Dalen Terry at No. 18 overall in the NBA Draft on Thursday evening.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Meghan Montemurro of the Tribune to discuss what Cubs fans have left to be excited about this season. Later, Rosenbloom broke down the White Sox's 13-3 loss to the Astros on Friday evening and opened up the phone lines again.
Steve Rosenbloom opened his show by welcoming on Score teammate Mark Grote to share his takeaways from Bears minicamp, which concluded Thursday. After that, Rosenbloom discussed how a group of well-known professional golfers took money from the Saudi Arabian government to compete on the LIV Golf tour. Do they have a moral obligation to say no? Rosenbloom opened up the phone lines to see what listeners thought.
In the final hour of Saturday Suckage, host Steve Rosenbloom gets the latest on the White Sox from Scott Merkin from MLB.com who's calls live from the game. Later, Hub Arkush stops by the show to share his Bears thoughts including head coach Matt Eberflus comparing Justin Fields to Cowboys QB Dak Prescott.
In the 2nd hour of Saturday Suckage, host Steve Rosenbloom brings on friend, teammate, and former co-host of this very show - the hall of famer Mark Grote who shares the latest on the Bears OTA practice issues and why Teven Jenkins is playing with the 2nd team. Later, Rosenbloom shares a job opportunity that many Wake n Bakers would consider a dream job - and it involves the athlete formerly known as Ricky Williams. Wild.
It's Saturday Suckage with Steve Rosenbloom, and host Rosie kicks off the show sharing his thoughts on Tony "La Bevington" and the aftermath of walking Trea Turner on 1-2 count. Later, USA Today's Nancy Armour joins the show to talk through the latest on the Deshaun Watson lawsuits.
In their final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Adam Studzinski talk with Pete Fiutak of CollegeFootballNews.com about the potential future impact of NIL deal in college football. The show finishes off with an important meeting of the Wake & Bake Club.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Adam Studzinski talk with Mark Potash of the Chicago Sunt-Times. Hey Mark...which rebuild makes more/less sense? The Cubs or the Bears? Also during the hour, the guys get word that Dallas Keuchel has been DFA'd by the White Sox.
Steve Rosenbloom and Adam Studzinski kick off Saturday Suckage this week with a look at both the Cubs and the White Sox, who head into this Crosstown Series weekend struggling. Plus, Joc Pederson got slapped because of a fantasy football debate.
Saturday Suckage is back but only for a brief one-hour show. Steve Rosenbloom is flying solo and he starts the show by recapping the turbulent week in Chicago baseball. Will the Sox wake up and meet expectations anytime soon?? Chris Emma has been out at Halas Hall watching Bears mini-camp and he joins the show to share everything that he has seen so far.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by the Score's very own Trash Panda -- Adam Studzinski -- to discuss a crazy trash panda video that has been circulating on the internet. Would you ever pick up a racoon? Later, Score afternoon host Matt Spiegel joined the show to discuss baseball, the Bears and music.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by 670 The Score executive producer and Bulls Radio pregame and postgame host Rick Camp to preview a pair of Game 7s in the NBA on Sunday. Who will come out victorious in the Bucks-Celtics and Mavericks-Suns matchups? Later, BetMGM Tonight host Ryan Horvat joined the show to discuss the Bears' schedule for the upcoming season. Which games will be the money makers?
Steve Rosenbloom was flying solo on Saturday Suckage, but Mark Grote decided to hang around after Inside the Clubhouse and help him open the show. They started by discussing the Bears' new 11-man draft class. After that, they discussed how the Yankees have been bashing the ball in a pair of wins against the White Sox on Thursday and Friday. What do the White Sox need to do to finally get a win against the Bronx Bombers? Later, Scott Merkin of MLB.com joined the show to discuss the latest White Sox storylines.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mike Esposito reacted to Bears general manager Ryan Poles making a series of trades down in the NFL Draft to stockpile later-round picks. What does that mean for the Bears moving forward? Later, Score teammate Mark Grote checked back in once again live from Halas Hall to discuss the Bears' draft class.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mike Esposito were joined by WBBM analyst Jim Schwantz to break down the Bears' draft class so far. Later, Mark Wogenrich of All Penn State joined the show to provide a scouting report on Nittany Lions safety Jaquan Brisker, whom the Bears selected at No. 48 overall in the second round Friday evening.
Steve Rosenbloom and Mike Esposito opened Saturday Suckage by breaking down the Bears' three selections in the NFL Draft on Friday evening. Later, Score teammate Mark Grote joined the show live from Halas Hall to discuss the Bears' work in the second and third round of the draft and to preview what's to come Saturday afternoon.
Riding solo for a short Saturday Suckage show before the Cubs broadcast, Steve Rosenbloom started by welcoming on Score teammate Cody Westerlund to break down the Bulls' ugly 111-81 loss to the Bucks in Game 3 of their first-round series Friday. Then, is the pitch clock working in minor league baseball? Jeff Cohen of FutureSox joined the show to share what he has seen in that regard at Triple-A Charlotte. Later, Score host Mark Grote couldn't stay away from Saturday Suckage, joining the show for a new edition of What Mark Heard with a focus on Bears voluntary minicamp earlier this week.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by Mark Gonzales of the Daily Herald to discuss the latest Cubs and White Sox storylines. Then, the Library of Congress Recording Registry added four new pieces of sound this past week. Rosenbloom wanted you to know what they were and why they're so important.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by Ramie Makhlouf of 1250 The Fan in Milwaukee to preview the Bulls-Bucks matchup in the first round of the playoffs. After that, the crew explained how for some reason, Grote brings out the best Score Overnights couples. Just wait until you hear the latest, as they were made for Saturday Suckage!
Steve Rosenbloom was rejoined by the one and only Mark Grote as Saturday Suckage got the band back together. They opened the show by recapping the week that was in Chicago sports and by finding out how Grote's crazy life on the Score Overnights has been going. Also, it isn't looking good for the Bulls as a matchup with the Bucks awaits in the first round of the playoffs, but has this already been a successful season for them?
In an abbreviated solo show, Steve Rosenbloom started by discussing MLB opening weekend. All the players who left Chicago seem to be doing great. Later, Score executive producer Rick Camp joined the show to discuss the Bulls getting blown out by the Hornets on Friday and where they go from here.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Adam Studzinski were joined by Score teammate Cody Westerlund to help us understand how we should view this Bulls team as the playoffs loom. Later, the guys listened back to White Sox manager Tony La Russa's interview on Inside the Clubhouse earlier in the day.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Adam Studzinski listened to what Bears quarterback Justin Fields' personal coach Ron Veal had to say on the Parkins & Spiegel Show on Friday. How about that? Just like us, Fields loathed the Bears' game plan when he made his first NFL start last September. Later, Score teammate and Bears reporter Mark Grote hopped on the show to react to what Veal said and more.
Steve Rosenbloom and Adam Studzinski spent much of their opening hour of Saturday Suckage discussing the White Sox, who traded reliever Craig Kimbrel to the Dodgers on Friday for outfielder AJ Pollock. They also welcomed on Scott Merkin of MLB.com to discuss Pollock's role and how much the White Sox will miss reliever Garrett Crochet, who will likely have Tommy John surgery.
In the last hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Adam Studzinski were joined by BetMGM Tonight host Ryan Horvat to discuss the NCAA Tournament from a gambling perspective. Later, there was more debate over Studz having never seen "The Godfather."
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Adam Studzinski examined the Cubs, who didn't sign star shortstop Carlos Correa in free agency. So, what's their plan? Plus, the Bulls lost to another good team Friday night. That was business as usual.
Steve Rosenbloom and Adam Studzinski opened Saturday Suckage by reacting to the news that star shortstop Carlos Correa will sign with the Twins on a three-year, $105-million deal. Later, Josh Nelson of the Sox Machine joined the show to explain what, if anything, Correa signing with the Twins means for the White Sox.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Adam Studzinski were joined by Score teammate Rick Camp to preview the Bulls-Cavaliers game Saturday evening at the United Center. To close the show, the crew listened back to White Sox television analyst Steve Stone's interview on Inside the Clubhouse earlier in the day.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Adam Studzinski were joined by Score teammate Mark Grote. Hey, Grote, which players are the Bears going to cut next? Grote and Studz also exchanged overnight hosting stories.
Steve Rosenbloom and Adam Studzinski opened Saturday Suckage by recapping a crazy week in sports, which included MLB ending its lockout and the Bears trading their best player. After that, Meghan Montemurro of the Tribune joined the show from Cubs camp in Arizona to discuss how the team might add pitching depth and more.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mike Esposito were joined by Score teammate Chris Emma to discuss what he learned at the NFL Combine and to break down potential Bears draft prospects. After that, Rosenbloom and Esposito replayed former MLB commissioner Fay Vincent's interview from earlier in the day on Inside the Clubhouse in which he discussed the lockout.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mike Esposito was joined by Evan Altman of CubsInsider.com to discuss the MLB lockout. When could we get a resolution? Plus, producer Adam Studzinski continued efforting David Axelrod.
Saturday Suckage took off once again without Mark Grote, as Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Mike Esposito. They opened their show by reacting to WNBA star Brittney Griner being detained in Russia, according to reports. Can David Axelrod come on the show to discuss this nexus of sports and politics? Later, Julia Poe of the Tribune joined the show to break down the Bulls' 118-112 loss to the Bucks on Friday. Why can't the Bulls beat good teams?
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mike Esposito welcomed on Grizzlies play-by-play man Eric Hasseltine to preview Memphis' game against the Chicago Bulls on Saturday evening and to discuss the latest NBA storylines. After that, the rest of the hour descended into randomness with an entire segment devoted to the popular internet game Wordle, which definitely doesn't suck.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mike Esposito turned their focus to the MLB lockout. They dissected parts of Cubs outfielder Ian Happ's interview on the Bernstein & Rahimi Show on Friday before welcoming on Chicago Tribune writer Paul Sullivan for an extended discussion on the rift between MLB owners and the players. Later, Mark Grote hopped on to share an update on life hosting Score Overnights.
Steve Rosenbloom and Mike Esposito, who was in for Mark Grote, opened their show by discussing the Bulls' six-game winning streak. They then celebrated anniversaries of the movie "Slap Shot" and the Eagles' classic "Hotel California." Later, Score teammate Cody Westerlund joined the show to discuss the Bulls' recent play and to preview their game against the Grizzlies on Saturday evening.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Chris Rongey were joined by Steve's daughter and E! News senior reporter Alli Rosenbloom. She broke down the breakup between Packers star quarterback Aaron Rodgers and actress Shailene Woodley and explained the history of new Bulls big man Tristan Thompson's relationship with the Kardashian clan. Later, Rosenbloom and Rongey listened back to former White Sox ace Jack McDowell's interview on the Parkins & Spiegel Show on Friday.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Chris Rongey welcomed on a familiar face -- usual Saturday Suckage host Mark Grote, who's also now an Illinois State University Hall of Famer. Rongey and Grote shared Score Overnights stories, including Rongey's encounter with a drunk caller Friday morning.
Steve Rosenbloom and Chris Rongey, who was sitting in for Mark Grote, opened their Saturday Suckage show by discussing how Rongey is adjusting to hosting overnights. Later, Score teammate Rick Camp joined the show to discuss the Bulls sitting in first place at the All-Star break and their recent addition of big man Tristan Thompson.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Adam Studzinski bring in The Score's own Danny Parkins to discuss how he is planning to bet the Super Bowl on Sunday. The show caps off with random Olympic thoughts.
Steve Rosenbloom and Adam Studzinski begin the second hour with the near-award-winning segment What Mark Heard...even though Mark Grote has the day off. But Grote got a call during one of his overnight shows that needs review. Plus, Evan Altman of CubsInsider.com offers insight on this possible Cubs streaming service.
Producer Adam Studzinski keeps Steve Rosenbloom company for this week's edition of Saturday Suckage. The guys come out firing, as Adam (or Studz or Trash Panda...whatever) explains why he thinks the Bengals are frauds. Later, Cam Ellis of 670thescore.com tells us what he thought of the Bears coordinators, who spoke for the first time this week.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mike Esposito laughed at 670 teammate Mark Grote, who got a surprising knock on his door while doing an overnight show this week.
Saturday Suckage with Steve Rosenbloom and Mike Esposito, who was in for Mark Grote, got going with a breakdown of the Bulls' 122-115 win against the Pacers on Friday, a game put on ice by amazing rookie guard Ayo Dosunmu. Later, Bears Radio analyst Tom Thayer joined the show to react to new general manager Ryan Poles saying he wants an emphasis on line play.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by Score executive producer and host Rick Camp to discuss why the Bulls aren't as fun right now as they had been. Plus, the gang received the news that Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady is planning to announce his retirement.
The second hour went off the rails from the start as Steve Rosenbloom, Mark Grote and producer Adam Studzinski got sidetracked while discussing driving and the DMV. They eventually get leveled out and conducted the (nearly) award-winning What Mark Heard segment.
Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote opened Saturday Suckage by taking a look at new Bears coach Matt Eberflus and new general manager Ryan Poles. Do we like these guys? Later, Score reporter Chris Emma joined the show to chime in on that topic as well.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by George Bremer of the Herald Bulletin to discuss the Colts candidates who are being considered for the Bears' general manager and head coach openings. After that, Rosenbloom and Grote considered the future possibilities for Score Overnights. Would Grote do the job? Listen in to his answer.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by BetMGM Tonight host Ryan Horvat to preview the matchups in the NFL divisional round and to discuss his Packers fandom. After that, Rosenbloom and Grote shared memories of late, great co-worker and friend Les Grobstein before they transition to their (nearly) award-winning What Mark Heard segment. That included Defector writer Kalyn Kahler's thoughts on nepotism and the lack of diversity in the NFL coaching ranks.
Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote started their show by revealing the addition of new names to their legendary open. It didn't entirely suck. They then discussed the Bears' search for a new general manager and head coach before reacting to Bucks guard Grayson Allen's dirty foul on Bulls guard Alex Caruso on Friday. Later, Mark Schanowski of ABC-7 and Stadium joined the show to discuss the latest Bulls storylines, including what Caruso's long absence will mean for the team after he suffered a wrist fracture.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by Bulls Radio play-by-play man Chuck Swirsky to discuss the team's recent play and why Chicago's its ugly setbacks earlier this week may be just what it needs. Later, the crew replayed Grote's recent interview with Bears offensive tackle Teven Jenkins in which he reflected on his roller-coaster rookie season.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by Ryan Horvat of Bet MGM to share his best bets for NFL wild-card weekend. Which underdog should you take? Later, former Raiders CEO and current CBS Sports analyst Amy Trask joined the show to discuss how the rest of the NFL views the Chicago Bears, who continue their search for a new general manager and head coach.
Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote opened their loaded Saturday Suckage show by welcoming on Score teammate Cody Westerlund to share the latest news on Bulls star guard Zach LaVine's left knee injury. And what do the Bulls' two blowout losses this past week mean? After that, Rosenbloom and Grote discussed the latest news and rumors surrounding the Bears' search for a new general manager and head coach. Later, they conducted their (nearly) award-winning What Mark Heard segment, where Grote shed light on the latest Bears rumors.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mike Esposito were joined by Score teammate Mark Grote, who conducted the What Mark Heard segment as a guest on his own show. The guys finished off the show with a story that actually didn't suck.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mike Esposito were joined by 670 executive producer and Bulls Radio postgame host Rick Camp to discuss the team's nine-game winning streak. They also debated how they think the Bulls will fare in the playoffs. Later, the crew celebrated Bears matriarch Virginia McCaskey turning 99 earlier this week. She shares a birthday with a few notable celebrities.
Saturday Suckage is back for 2022 ... kinda. To start the new year, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Mike Esposito, who filled in for Mark Grote. They opened their show by reacting to the Bears offering former Pro Bowl center Olin Kreutz a $15-per-hour job in 2018 to be an offensive line consultant for them.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote conducted the What Mark Heard segment, where Grote shared the best Bears sound of the week, with coach Matt Nagy explaining his thoughts on up-tempo offense and and defensive lineman Akiem Hicks expressing his love for chatting with Grote. Later, the guys welcomed on Chris Rongey and Mike Esposito for transition.
In the third hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by Score baseball insider Bruce Levine to discuss the Cubs' interest in star free-agent shortstop Carlos Correa. Later, former Bears offensive lineman Jay Hilgenberg joined the show to discuss the dustup between current Chicago offensive linemen Teven Jenkins and Germain Ifedi.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote shared their choices for the Chicago sports moment of the year. White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson's walk-off home run in the Fields of Dreams game and the Bears trading up to draft quarterback Justin Fields in were among the leaders in contention.
In Saturday Suckage on a Friday, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote sat in for Mike Mulligan and David Haugh on the morning show. They opened their show by going through the Bears' injury troubles and COVID-19 woes. They also discussed how Bears rookie quarterback Justin Fields' request for a more up-tempo offense sounds a lot like Mitchell Trubisky's request in years past in coach Matt Nagy's system.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by WBBM pregame and postgame host Jim Schwantz to discuss the state of the Bears and their chances against the Vikings on Monday night. Later, Rosenbloom and Grote capped the show off by celebrating legendary director Steven Spielberg's birthday by ranking their top five Spielberg movies.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by Score teammate Rick Camp to discuss the Bulls' COVID-19 outbreak and the health of the team. After that, they conducted their (nearly) award-winning What Mark Heard segment, which featured audio from Score analyst Olin Kreutz, who was asked what he would do if he was kicked by a coach in practice -- which is supposedly something Urban Meyer did in Jacksonville before getting fired.
Saturday Suckage got off to a sloppy start for Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote, as Grote was late getting to the studio by 11 a.m. -- because that's apparently too tough of an ask. In actual sports-related news, Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson spoke truth about the focus of some of his teammates this week.
In the second hour of Saturday Suckage, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote conducted their aptly named What Mark Heard segment, where Grote shared the best audio of the week. Later, the crew replayed Cubs outfielder Ian Happ's recent interview on the Bernstein & Rahimi Show in which he discussed the MLB lockout.
Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote opened their show by previewing the Bears-Packers game Sunday night. After that, they shared their appreciation for actress Meryl Streep, who's the GOAT. Later, Score analyst Patrick Mannelly joined the show to preview the Bears-Packers matchup.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote looked back at the legendary 2006 game between the Bears and Cardinals. The teams are set to meet again Sunday. Later, Bulls Radio play-by-play man Chuck Swirsky joined the show to preview Chicago's game at the Brooklyn Nets on Saturday evening.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by Bears Radio analyst Tom Thayer to preview Chicago's game against Arizona on Sunday and to discuss Brian Kelly leaving Notre Dame to coach LSU. Later, Audacy Sports analyst Cody Decker joined the show to discuss the MLB lockout.
Saturday Suckage returned to its Saturday post. Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote opened their show with Rosie actually sharing positive thoughts for the Bears against the Cardinals on Sunday. They also conducted their (nearly) award-winning What Mark Heard segment, with Grote sharing the best sound of the week.
The Suckage crew is joined by Laurence Holmes in transition, and get his thoughts on the Bears win and Matt Nsgy.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote reacts to Matt Nagy's presser and what does this latest Bears' win mean and what's next for him
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote talk with Cam Ellis, Bears insider for 670 The Score to talk more about the Bears win over the Lions. Later, they switch gears and talk Bulls with Cody Westerlund to discuss the Bulls' upcoming matchup against the Orlando Magic tonight.
In this special edition of Saturday Suckage on a Friday, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote give their reaction to the Bears' win over the Detroit Lions yesterday and what does this mean for Matt Nagy and the Bears.
In the final hour of Saturday Suckage, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by the legend Les Grobstein to chime in on a variety of topics, per usual. Later, Rosenbloom and Grote closed the show by pondering which is the best "Rocky" movie.
In the second hour of Saturday Suckage, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by Score football expert Hub Arkush to discuss what he believes is and isn't real about Bears rookie quarterback Justin Fields. Later, Rosenbloom and Grote conducted their (near) award-winning What Mark Heard segment.
Steve Rosenbloom was rejoined by Mark Grote to give Saturday Suckage its full suckiness. They opened their show by discussing the Bears losing star edge rusher Khalil Mack for the rest of the season while other good players are hurt as well. That sucks. What doesn't suck is the Bulls, though!
In the final hour of Saturday Suckage, Steve Rosenbloom and Mike Esposito were joined by baseball writer Mark Gonzales to discuss which pitchers the Cubs should target in free agency. And where will the ex-Cubs stars end up? Later, the crew replayed Bears rookie quarterback Justin Fields' interview on the Parkins & Spiegel Show on Friday.
In the second hour of Saturday Suckage, Steve Rosenbloom and Mike Esposito were joined by Laurence Holmes Show executive producer Herb Lawrence to explain whom he'd like the White Sox to target in free agency this offseason. Later, Score reporter Chris Emma joined the show to discuss the latest Bears storylines as they're on a bye this week.
Steve Rosenbloom had Mike Esposito co-hosting Saturday Suckage with him this week as Mark Grote is on a bye, just like the Bears. Rosenbloom and Esposito opened their show by welcoming on Bernstein & Rahimi Show executive producer and Bulls postgame host Rick Camp to break down Chicago's 119-93 loss at Golden State on Friday night. Also, caller Toby checked in as well!
In the third hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote continued listening to more Bears audio, including what rookie quarterback Justin Fields had to say this past week. To cap off the show, Rosie shared miscellaneous thoughts with the audience.
In their second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by Josh Nelson of the Sox Machine to share his takeaways from White Sox general manager Rick Hahn's media session Friday. Nelson also helped map out potential moves for the White Sox this offseason. Later, Rosenbloom and Grote conducted their (nearly award-winning) What Mark Heard segment, where Grote shared the best sound he heard in the past week.
Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote opened their Saturday Suckage show by discussing the sucky Bears defense, which fell apart in a loss to the 49ers last Sunday. After that, WBBM pregame and postgame host Jim Schwantz joined the show to discuss why the Bears' defense has performed so poorly recently. Later, Rosenbloom and Grote reacted to the White Sox exercising reliever Craig Kimbrel's club option for the 2022 season and discussed Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers' appearance on the Pat McAfee Show on Friday in which he shared COVID-19 misinformation.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote discussed the Blackhawks' sexual abuse scandal. How do fans feel in the wake of the investigation results being released? Rosenbloom is one of the most respected hockey voices in the city, so he vented his frustration about a franchise that Chicago has loved. We also took calls from listeners on the matter.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote held their (what should be award-winning) What Mark Heard segment, which was loaded with Bears sound. Is coach Matt Nagy in danger of losing the locker room? What would a loss to the 49ers on Sunday mean for the Bears' morale? And can the Bears salvage this season?
Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote opened their show by reacting the news that Bears coach Matt Nagy will miss his team's game against the 49ers on Sunday as he remains in COVID-19 isolation. After that, BetMGM Tonight host Ryan Horvat joined the show to discuss what Nagy's absence means for the betting line. Also, who's most to blame for the Bears' struggles? Rosenbloom and Grote examined that question.
In their final hour, Mark Grote and Mike Esposito debated this question -- what' the loudest moment in Chicago sports history? Although they couldn't pick just one, it was fun to think about. The guys also opened up the lines for listeners to weigh in on the same question. Later, Pat Donovan of WDAE in Tampa joined the show to preview the Bears-Buccaneers game Sunday. Is this a revenge game for Tampa Bay star Tom Brady?
In the second hour, Mark Grote and Mike Esposito debated whether the Buccaneers are bad at anything as their matchup against the Bears looms Sunday. Grote believes he knows the answer. Later, Mark Potash of the Sun-Times joined the show to preview the Bears-Buccaneers game. Do the Bears have any chance to pull off the upset?
Mark Grote and Mike Esposito, who was filling in for Steve Rosenbloom, opened their show by wondering this: Are the Bulls actually good? They broke down the Bulls' impressive 128-112 win against the Pelicans in their home opener Friday. Later, Score teammate Cody Westerlund joined the show to discuss the Bulls' play in their 2-0 start.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by a special guest -- and chaos ensued. The one and only Les Grobstein of Score Overnights called in and shared his take on the Bears-Packers matchup Sunday. He has been there to watch that rivalry, you know. Later, Rosenbloom and Grote conducted their usual What Mark Heard segment, where Grote shared his great Bears information, including how rookie quarterback Justin Fields has major respect for Packers star Aaron Rodgers.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote discussed what went wrong for the White Sox as they were eliminated by the Astros in the American League Division Series. Paul Sullivan of the Tribune then joined the show to discuss the latest Chicago baseball storylines. Also, are the Bulls for real? To get the answer to that question, the guys welcomed on 670 The Score producer Rick Camp to discuss the Bulls' performance as they went 4-0 in the preseason.
Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote opened their Saturday Suckage show by recognizing an important anniversary that involves your Chicago Bears. After that, Score reporter Chris Emma joined the show to preview the Bears-Packers game Sunday.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote conducted their weekly, near-award-winning What Mark Heard segment, which featured sound from the likes of Bears edge rusher Khalil Mack, coach Matt Nagy and offensive coordinator Bill Lazor. To cap off the show, the guys welcomed on Danny Parkins and Matt Spiegel, who were live from Las Vegas for a special remote broadcast.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by Score writer Cam Ellis to preview the Bears-Raiders game Sunday and to share his prediction for the game. Later, producer Adam Studzinski gave the guys a rundown of what it's like to actually run 26.2 miles, as the Chicago Marathon will be held Sunday.
Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote opened their Saturday Suckage show by pondering who was most responsible for the White Sox's 9-4 loss to the Astros in Game 2 of their American League Division Series on Friday. Later, Josh Nelson of the Sox Machine podcast joined the show to explain what he believes White Sox manager Tony La Russa did wrong in the loss in Game 2.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by Jim Margalus of the Sox Machine to discuss the White Sox's outlook heading into the playoffs. Later, Nancy Armour of USA Today joined the show to discuss the latest Bears storylines.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote conducted their hit segment known as "What are you doin' Wegner?" But it got interrupted due the breaking news of phone calls with Trash Panda out and substitute producer Brandon in. Also, the Saturday Suckage crew got a nice call from Toby.
Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote opened their Saturday Suckage show by breaking down the Bears' sucky performance in a loss to the Browns last Sunday. Later, they conducted their What Mark Heard segment, where they had a conversation about White Sox left-hander Carlos Rodon.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by Mark Gonzales of the Daily Herald to discuss the issues surrounding both the Cubs and White Sox. Later, Rosenbloom and Grote remembered the greatness of comedian Norman Macdonald, who died earlier this week at the age of 61.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote conducted their What Mark Heard segment, where they continued with their Bears conversation. Later, producer Adam Studzinski expressed the frustration he has surrounding when and how Bears great Devin Hester set the all-time touchdown return record.
Steve Rosenbloom returned with Mark Grote to bring Saturday Suckage back to full strength this week. They opened their show by taking a look at the Bears and the suck we saw from them last Sunday. Later, Mark Potash of the Sun-Times joined the show to preview the Bears-Bengals game Sunday.
Orchestrating a solo Saturday Suckage show this week, Mark Grote spent most of his lone hour previewing the Bears-Rams game Sunday night. He also welcomed on Alex Shapiro of NBC Sports Chicago to break down the matchup and to discuss the Bears' outlook this season.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by Score reporter Chris Emma to preview the Bears' season opener at the Los Angeles Rams next Sunday. Later, Grote had to leave, which left Rosenbloom by himself to listen and react to Bears coach Matt Nagy's interview earlier Monday with Rick Gregg on WBBM.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by Parkins & Spiegel Show producer Chris Tannehill, the best sound guy in the business. Along with fellow Score producer Herb Lawrence, Tannehill is also the co-host of the Locked on Sox podcast, so they discussed the White Sox's performance of late and their playoff outlook.
In this special edition of Saturday Suckage on a Monday, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote reunited on the holiday and opened their show by discussing the Cubs' six-game winning streak and the White Sox losing their series to the Royals over the weekend. Later, the guys discussed Notre Dame football coach Brian Kelly's postgame comments after a win at Florida State on Sunday night.
Flying solo on Saturday Suckage, Mark Grote opened his show by wondering whether Bears rookie quarterback Justin Fields will play at all in Week 1 against the Rams. Later, Grote listened and reacted to NBC Sports Chicago analyst Steve Stone explaining why he doesn't care at all what the White Sox's record is against teams that are above .500.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and producer Adam Studzinski were joined by Rob Schaefer of NBC Sports Chicago to discuss the Bulls' trade of big man Lauri Markkanen to the Cavaliers. Later, they capped the show off with a hodge-podge of topics in their "What are you doin' Wegner?" segment.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and producer Adam Studzinski did a deep dive into Bears talk. Cam Ellis of 670thescore.com joined the show to discuss the latest Bears storylines. Later, usual Saturday Suckage co-host Mark Grote joined the program to share more Bears knowledge and to preview their preseason finale against the Titans on Saturday.
Steve Rosenbloom led the Saturday Suckage with producer Adam Studzinski filling the void with Mark Grote out. They opened the suckage be breaking down the White Sox's wild 17-13 win against the Cubs on Friday night. Later, Josh Nelson of the Sox Machine joined the show to discuss the latest White Sox storylines.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by by Sean Barry, a former pitcher in the Cubs organization who reflected on his baseball journey. Later, Rosenbloom tried a new segment called "I'll hang up and listen for my aynser."
Flying solo on Saturday Suckage, Steve Rosenbloom opened his show by previewing the Bears-Bills preseason game Saturday afternoon, as he welcomed on Score reporter Chris Emma to discuss the latest storylines from Soldier Field. Later, Rosenbloom discussed White Sox star shortstop Tim Anerson's heroics in leading his team to a 7-5 win against the Rays in 11 innings Friday night.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Rick Camp were joined by Ryan Curry, the executive chef for the Rocket City Trash Pandas. As the host of the I'm Fat Podcast, Camp had important questions about Curry's creation called the "dumpster wrap." Later, Campy shared a thorough review after he tried a new restaurant called "I <3 Fries."
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Rick Camp were joined by Scott Merkin of MLB.com to discuss his experience in covering the White Sox's 9-8 win against the Yankees in the "Field of Dreams" game in Dyersville, Iowa on Thursday night. After that, Rosenbloom and Camp wondered where on earth Bears rookie quarterback Justin Fields was as the Bears' preseason opener was underway but the Dolphins were dominating the time of possession early. Later, Evan Altman of CubsInsider.com joined the show to discuss the Cubs' poor play in their nine-game losing streak.
Steve Rosenbloom and Rick Camp, who was sitting in for Mark Grote, opened Saturday Suckage by celebrating Bears rookie quarterback Justin Fields' debut as Chicago hosts Miami in its preseason opener Saturday afternoon -- but the guys were also worried about how bad the offensive line in front of him might be. Later, 670 The Score writer Cam Ellis joined the show to share what he's looking to see from Fields in his professional debut.
In the final hour, Mark Grote was joined by Paul Sullivan of the Chicago Tribune to discuss new Cubs second baseman Nick Madrigal's future. After being traded from the White Sox to the Cubs, should Madrigal be getting so much criticism for his style of play? Later, Grote shared a few thoughts regarding Bears training camp as it continues.
Flying solo on another edition of Saturday Suckage, Mark Grote opened his show by sharing his observations from the White Sox's 8-6 win in 10 innings against the Cubs on Friday afternoon in the opener of the Crosstown Classic. Later, Mark Schanowski of ABC-7 joined the show to discuss the Bulls' high-profile moves in free agency, as they added guard Lonzo Ball and wing DeMar DeRozan.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote turned their attention to the Bulls, who selected Illinois star guard Ayo Dosunmu in the second round of the NBA Draft on Thursday. 670 producer and resident Illini fan Herb Lawrence joined the show to share a breakdown on what type of NBA player Dosunmu could be. Later, Rosenbloom and Grote conducted their "What are you doin' Wegner?" segment.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by Jim Margulas of the Sox Machine to discuss the White Sox's acquisitions ahead of the trade deadline Friday. Later, we conducted the What Mark Heard segment, where Grote shared and reacted to the best audio he heard over the past week.
Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote opened their Saturday Suckage show by taking a close look at the Cubs' teardown, as they jettisoned the core of their 2016 World Series championship team across the past two days. Later, Evan Altman of CubsInsider.com joined the show to reflect on Cubs icons Anthony Rizzo, Kris Bryant and Javier Baez leaving town this week.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by Score football expert Hub Arkush to discuss star receiver Allen Robinson and the Bears failing to reach a long-tern contract extension as the deadline passed Thursday. Later, Rosenbloom and Grote conducted their "What are you doin' Wegner?" segment, where they discussed Astros second baseman Jose Altuve looking like a child, White Sox closer Liam Hendriks swearing on air and a new nickname for White Sox aces Carlos Rodon and Lance Lynn.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined Vinnie Duber of NBC Sports Chicago to discuss White Sox right-hander Dylan Cease's love of disc golf. After that, Rosenbloom and Grote conducted the What Mark Heard segment, where they shared TSN reporter Rick Westhead's comments about the Blackhawks' ongoing sexual assault investigation. Later, the guys reacted to the breaking news that the White Sox have signed All-Star right-hander Lance Lynn to a two-year contract extension.
Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote opened their show by debating whether the Cubs should extend shortstop Javier Baez and first baseman Anthony Rizzo. And should infielder/outfielder Kris Bryant be the core player to get traded? After that, they pondered the scenario of Baez getting traded to the White Sox. Later, colorful White Sox closer Liam Hendriks continued to amuse and entertain them.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote conducted the What Mark Heard segment, which Grote shared a fiery take about a circumstance in which he believes a pitcher should be automatically ejected. Later, the guys conducted their "What are you doin' Wegner?" segment.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by Mark Gonzales of the Daily Herald to discuss the mess the Cubs have found themselves in. He also discussed the White Sox's outlook. Later, producer Adam Studzinski shared the story of his dad playing at a festival, which is fitting for the Wake-and-Bake club and Saturday Suckage.
Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote opened their Saturday Suckage show by reacting to the news that White Sox slugger Eloy Jimenez will play left field Sunday in his rehab start at Class-A Winston-Salem. Later, Tony Andracki of the Marquee Sports Network joined the show to discuss the Cubs' direction as the trade deadline looms July 30.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote welcomed on Jeremy Frank, who runs the Twitter account @MLBRandomStats. Later, Rosenbloom and Grote conducted their "What are you doin' Wegner?" segment.
In the fourth hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote took a dive deep into the struggling Cubs, who can't seem to win a game now. What's their biggest problem at the moment? Later, they turned their attention to the Bears. Nose tackle Eddie Goldman is going to be back this season ... right? But what if he's not?
In the third hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote pondered if Score morning host David Haugh's nickname while he was working at a country music radio station was really David "Hee" Haugh. Later, the guys listened as NBC Sports Chicago analyst Ozzie Guillen reacted live to a video taken in 2006 when he became a U.S. citizen.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by Scott Merkin of MLB.com to discuss what moves the White Sox could make ahead of the trade deadline. Plus, what are the Cubs going to do?
In a special Saturday Suckage on a Monday, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote opened their show by pondering whether they'd like the White Sox to acquire Rockies infielder Trevor Story, as they're rumored to be considering. Also, producer Adam Studzinski performed a wedding Saturday, so he shared that story.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by USA Today columnist and Audacy Sports insider Bob Nightengale to discuss the MLB trade market and how it affects the Cubs and White Sox. After that, Rosenbloom and Grote conducted their "What are you doin' Wegner?'" segment, where they explored the top movie quotes of all time. Later, they concluded their show by replaying White Sox infielder Jake Burger's interview on Inside the Clubhouse earlier in the morning in which he discussed his MLB debut Friday night.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by You Better You Bet producer and I'm Fat Podcast host Rick Camp to celebrate the podcast's recent accomplishment of reaching 100 episodes. Later, Rosenbloom and Grote conducted the What Mark Heard segment, where Grote brought back the best sound he heard throughout the week, including a strong opinion regarding star Kris Bryant's future with the Cubs.
Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote opened their Saturday Suckage show by reacting to the Cubs' current struggles. After that, they discussed the White Sox's continued success, as they're continuing to get solid contributions from youngsters like infielder Jake Burger, who made his MLB debut in a win against the Tigers on Friday. Later, regular producer Adam Studzinski -- aka "Trash Panda -- joined the show to discuss a new achievement in life.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by Bears radio analyst and Palatine mayor Jim Schwantz to discuss the possibility of the team moving out of Chicago and to Arlington Heights. Later, they conducted their "What are you doin' Wegner?" segment.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by LaMond Pope of the Tribune to discuss the slumping White Sox. The conversation took place just as a tornado warning was shared for downtown Chicago. Later, Rosenbloom and Grote conducted the What Mark Heard segment, where producer Adam Studzinski shared more stories from his country upbringing.
Saturday Suckage was back at full strength, as Steve Rosenbloom returned with Mark Grote. The show opened with Rosenbloom explaining why the Cubs' combined no-hitter Thursday is worth celebrating. Later, they checked in a player whom the Cubs let walk last offseason and who's having a sensational June -- Nationals outfielder Kyle Schwarber.
In the second hour, Mark Grote was joined by Eric Edholm of Yahoo Sports to discuss his takeaways from Bears minicamp this past week. Later, Grote conducted the What Mark Heard segment, sharing the best sound he heard of the past week with a focus on the Bears.
Flying solo, Mark Grote opened his Saturday Suckage show by breaking down the Cubs' loss to the Marlins on Friday night and pondering what kind of moves the team could make before the trade deadline in late July. Later, Scott Merkin of MLB.com joined the show to discuss the White Sox's 2-1 loss to the Astros on Friday.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Rick Camp conducted the weekly, nearly award-winning "What are you doin' Wegner?" segment. The lead story this week: the University of Virginia baseball team's closer considered throwing a save for free Dippin' Dots.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Rick Camp were joined by Josh Nelson of the Sox Machine to discuss the White Sox's wild 5-4 win against the Tigers on Friday and how they can make up for the loss of injured second baseman Nick Madrigal -- perhaps for the season. Later, Patrick Finley of the Sun-Times joined the show to discuss what he saw at the Bears' OTAs this past week.
Steve Rosenbloom and Rick Camp, who was sitting in for Mark Grote, opened their Saturday Suckage show by discussing the Cubs and Wrigley Field welcoming fans back at full capacity Friday. After that, they reacted to Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo choosing to not get the COVID-19 vaccine. Later, Meghan Montemurro of the Tribune joined the show to discuss the Cubs' 8-5 win against the Cardinals on Friday.
In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote conducted their weekly What Mark Heard segment, where Grote shared audio from NBC Sports Chicago analyst Ozzie Guillen, White Sox color analyst Steve Stone and more. Later, the crew replayed Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer's interview on Inside the Clubhouse earlier in the morning.
In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by James Fox of Future Sox and South Side Sox to discuss the White Sox's wild 9-8 win against the Tigers on Friday night. Later, Rosenbloom and Grote conducted their weekly "What are you doin' Wegner?" segment.
Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote opened their show by reacting to Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo and Willson Contreras getting into a heated argument in Chicago's 8-5 loss at San Francisco on Friday night. Later, 670 The Score reporter Chris Emma joined the show to discuss the latest Bears storylines.