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Mark Grote opened his show by breaking down the Cubs' continued struggles. After that, Mark Schanowski of ABC-7 joined the show to discuss the Bulls' acquisition of 21-year-old guard Josh Giddey and to preview the NBA Draft, which begins Wednesday evening. Schanowski also discussed the chances of the Bulls re-signing star forward DeMar DeRozan.

In the final hour, Mark Grote was joined by Score baseball insider Bruce Levine to discuss the latest Cubs and White Sox storylines. Later, Grote listened to what newly acquired Bulls point guard Josh Giddey had to say earlier Tuesday in his introductory media session in Chicago.

Gabe Ramirez opened his show by discussing the Cubs honoring franchise legend Ryne Sandberg by unveiling a statue of him outside of Wrigley Field on Sunday. Later, former MLB general manger Steve Phillips joined the show to discuss how the Cubs and White Sox should approach the trade deadline.

In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez discussed the worst chokes in sports history as the Panthers have blown a 3-0 series lead against the Oilers heading into Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final on Monday evening. After that, Ramirez had a real conversation about Cubs rookie center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong. Later, NBC Sports Chicago analyst Will Perdue joined the show to discuss the Bulls' trade of veteran guard Alex Caruso for 21-year-old guard Josh Giddey and to preview the NBA Draft.

In the final hour, Mark Grote was joined by Meghan Montemurro of the Tribune to discuss if this Cubs team can finally start to find its footing. Later, Grote walked through who could be the next notable Bulls player to get traded.

In the second hour, Mark Grote was joined by Score reporter Chris Emma, who shared his biggest takeaways from Bears minicamp. Later, Grote shared his biggest takeaways and observations from the Bears' offseason work and listened to sound from recent press conferences at Halas Hall.

Mark Grote opened his show by reacting to the breaking news that the Bulls have traded guard Alex Caruso to the Thunder for guard Josh Giddey. After that, Score teammate Cody Westerlund joined the show to analyze the deal and what it means for the Bulls moving forward. Later, Grote took calls from Score listeners who weighed in on the trade.

Mark Grote opened his show by breaking down the Cubs' 6-5 win against the Giants on Wednesday afternoon at Wrigley Field, where right-hander Kyle Hendricks responded with a strong start after recently being in the bullpen. After that, Ben Verlander of Fox Sports joined the show to discuss the Cubs' struggles and how they could turn their season around. Also, is there anything the White Sox can do to save themselves?

In the second hour, Mark Grote listened to the outpouring of support for and stories about Giants legend Willie Mays after he passed away at age 93 on Tuesday. Later, NBC Sports Chicago analyst Kendall Gill joined the show to discuss what the Bulls may do this offseason as the NBA Draft and free agency loom.

In the final hour, Mark Grote was joined by Michael Cerami of Bleacher Nation to discuss the Cubs' struggles and center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong's role on the club and his progress. Later, Grote explained why these Bears feel so much different from previous teams.

Anthony Herron opened his show by recapping a busy sports weekend and by reacting to veteran tight end Marcedes Lewis returning to the Bears on a one-year deal. After that, Zack Pearson of the Bear Report joined the show to discuss who has been standing out at Bears practice recently. Later, Herron reacted to NBC Sports analyst Chris Simms' comments on the Under Center podcast about a Caleb Williams-Justin Fields comparison.

In the second hour, Anthony Herron was joined by White Sox television analyst Steve Stone to discuss the club breaking its 14-game losing streak Friday and how it will approach the trade deadline. Later, Herron asked listeners which Chicago sports stadium is their favorite experience.

In the final hour, Anthony Herron reacted to Fever star rookie Caitlin Clark being left off Team USA for the Olympics this summer. Later, Marquee Sports Network analyst Lance Brozdowski joined the show to discuss the Cubs' recent struggles and to detail how they can turn it around.

In the final hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Softy Mahler of KJR in Seattle to explain why he's nervous about new Bears offensive coordinator Shane Waldron, who previously worked for the Seahawks. Later, Herron further discussed the Bears being selected to be featured on "Hard Knocks" on HBO.

In the second hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Marshall Harris of CBS 2 to discuss the latest Bears storylines and to share which player he's most looking forward to watching in 2024. After that, Herron listened and reacted to Bears coach Matt Eberflus' media session Friday in which he discussed rookie quarterback Caleb Williams' performance in OTAs. Later, Eric Edholm of NFL.com joined the show to discuss the Bears getting selected to be on "Hard Knocks" on HBO for the first time in team history.

Anthony Herron opened his show by breaking down the Cubs' 5-4 loss to the Reds on Friday afternoon at Wrigley Field, a setback that included a bad decision by third-base coach Willie Harris to send a runner home in a key moment in the ninth inning. The Cubs have now lost 13 of their past 17 games and dropped to 28-30. Later, Sahadev Sharma of The Athletic joined the show to discuss the Cubs' many issues lately.

In the final hour, Anthony Herron was joined by former NFL tight end Jake Butt to discuss why he's a big believer in Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams and the team's future. After that, Herron discussed the NBA and how a beloved former theme song may be reunited with a certain network in a new media rights deal. Later, Herron shared what he's cooking this Memorial Day weekend.