Mully & Hanley (Sports Talk)

In the 4th hour of the show today the guys talked about the Bears and what their real chances of competing for a Super Bowl are.

In the 2nd hour of the show today the guys talked about more White Sox and the Cubs' losing streak

In the fourth hour of the Mully and Hanley Show, Mully and David Haugh continue their discussion on violence in the game of football. Then, the guys talk with Gordon Wittenmyer about possible lineup changes the Cubs could make. The guys also talk to White Sox Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer Brooks Boyer about the White Sox plan to honor police officers for their work over the past weekend, and discuss President Barack Obama’s support of the team.

In the second hour of the Mully and Hanley Show, Mully and David Haugh talk about how the managers of both Chicago baseball teams have shown a pulse this past week. Is it a good thing that Robin Ventura and Dale Sveum have shown fire? Then, the guys break down the White Sox playoff chances, and bring on Phil Rogers to talk about the timetable for Anthony Rizzo’s call up to the major leagues.

In the 4th hour of the Mully and Hanley show, Mully and David Haugh continue to talk about the NBA playoffs and the Cubs ownership.

In the 2nd hour of the Mully and Hanley show, David Haugh and Mully continue to talk about the NBA playoffs as well as the Bulls plans for the offseason. The Bears are topic of conversation as well as the guys bring on the Chicago Tribune's football writer Dan Pompei

In the fourth hour of the Mully and Hanley Show, Mully and David Haugh talk with Steve Stone about the White Sox struggles at home and options at third base for the remainder of the season. Stone also reflects on Kerry Wood’s career. Then, the guys discuss the possibility of the White Sox making a trade this season. Will Kenny Williams be aggressive on the trade market once again?

In the second hour of the Mully and Hanley Show, Mully and David Haugh talk about the White Sox current winning streak, and whether they can contend for the AL Central crown. Then, the guys discuss Anthony Rizzo, and when the Cubs will call him up to the big leagues. Jon Heyman also joins the show to talk about Kerry Wood’s retirement, Orlando Hudson and Josh Hamilton. What is the possibility that Hamilton plays on the North Side next season?

In the fourth hour of the Mully and Hanley Show, the guys talk about Jeff Samardzija’s excellent pitching this season, and Chris Volstad’s struggles. Then, the guys talk about the latest development involving Matt Forte and his contract. Also, White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper stops by and discusses Chris Sale and the excitement of a Cubs and White Sox series.

In the second hour of the Mully and Hanley Show, the guys decide their wager on the Cubs-White Sox series. Can Hanley really get Mully to go to yoga if the White Sox lose? Then, the guys discuss the NATO protests and Peter Gammons joins the show to talk about the recent success of Chris Sale and Jeff Samardzija and preview the weekend of Cubs-White Sox action.

In the fourth hour of the show today the guys continue to talk about Luol Deng and his situation regarding the Olympics; the guys bring in Ian Whittle from the Times in London to give another perspective on how much it means to Deng to represent his country; also Mark Konkol of the Sun-Times joins the guys to share some memories of White Sox pre-game instructor Kevin Hickey who passed away this week.

In the second hour of the show today the guys discuss the Bulls cap issues as they head into the 2012-2013 season; more conversation about Luol Deng’s decision to represent England in the Olympics this summer; finally Hoopsworld.com’s Steve Kyler drops by to give his thoughts on these issues as well as what to expect from the Bulls moving forward.

In the fourth hour of the show, the guys discuss the Heat’s frontcourt options after the Chris Bosh injury. Is it really time to dust off Juwan Howard? Then, Aggrey Sam of Comcast Sports joins the show to talk about Tom Thibodeau’s potential contract extension and the Bulls projected starting lineup at the beginning of next year. Bulls general manager Gar Forman also joins the show to discuss contract talks with Thibodeau and give his take on Carlos Boozer’s season.

In the second hour of the show, the guys talk about the timetable for Derrick Rose’s return. Will his work ethic help him get back on the floor earlier than anticipated? Then, the guys analyze the Heat’s struggles in Game 2, and Phil Rogers of the Chicago Tribune discusses the possibility of a Matt Thornton trade that would benefit both teams.

In the fourth hour of the show today the guys talk about Patrick Kane and the controversy surrounding pictures taken of him passed out at a bar in Madison, Wisconsin and what to do with the young superstar; some discussion about Vinny Del Negro’s comments ripping Bulls management, John Paxson in particular; Mitch Lawrence weighs in on the conversation.