Steve Rosenbloom Show

In the first hour, Steve Rosenbloom goes off on the Bulls front office, in particular Arturas Karnisovas and says they are the reason they will never win. He gets a look at the latest with the Cubs and Sox with the Chicago Tribune's Paul Sullivan. And says that Ryan Poles can't scout or sign offensive lineman.

In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom talks with former NFL TE Clay Harbor about the Bears potential new additions in the NFL Draft. He has a theory on why the Bulls have been sucking for a while. And discusses their crazy win last night with radio play by play man Chuck Swirsky.

In the third and final hour, Steve Rosenbloom talks with Herb Howard of The Bigs about the Bears upcoming decisions in free agency. He remembers actor Gene Hackman in his Cultural Zeitgeist segment. And discusses a new Cheech and Chong movie for the Wake N Bake Club.

In the first hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Senior Bears Insider Hub Arkush who discussed the recent cuts announced by the Bears and why he still believes in General Manager Ryan Poles.

On the 45th Anniversary of the "Mircale on Ice" 1980 USA GOld Medalist and former Blackhawk Jack O'Callahan joined Steve to relive the memories and talk about today's game. Later, Julia Poe of the Tribune joined the show to discuss the floundering Chicago Bulls.

In the final hour of the show, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Ben Verlander of the "Flipping Bats Podcast" who discussed the usage of the ABS System in Spring Training. Later, he discusses why the NHL won't seize the momentum from the 4 Nations Face-off and replays The Athletic's Jon Greenberg's interview from Inside The Clubhouse who discussed the news that Justin Ishbia passed on buying the Minnesota Twins to buy minority shares in the White Sox.

In the first hour, Steve Rosenbloom goes over how Jim Harbaugh is the perfect HC candidate for the Bears, but they have made it clear they never were interested in him, he also throws a fact that if the Bears lose this weekend, their win percentage in 2024 will be worse than the White Sox, and he shares a story involving Tom Hanks working at the Oakland Coliseum.

In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom talks with Packers radio play-by-play announcer Wayne Larrivee on the upcoming Bears-Packers showdown Sunday at Lambeau Field, he revisits the original "Who ya Crappin'" with Terry Boers and Mike Ditka, and talks with the first person to break The Score's airwaves 33 years ago tomorrow as he talks with Tom Shaer.