Anything Goes

This is a Cubs only episode! Sam and Matt catch up on baseball as the Cubs approach first place in the NL Central. On the offense still performing well, bullpen dominance, starting pitching beginning to emerge, dealing with injuries, and more.

Cubs with three close losses this week but still positive things to unpack as well. Big seven games ahead against the Nationals -- with Jon Lester and other old friends -- and the Cardinals. Meanwhile, Sam does a deep dive on The Beatles, Matt knows three of the four presidents on Mount Rushmore, and much more. For the full version of 670 The Score's "Justin Fields Forever," go here: https://soundcloud.com/matt-spiegel-829964553/justin-fields-forever-parkins-and-spiegel

Cubs finish 5-1 this week, how much would it take, best and worst of the week, and much more.

The Bears trade up to draft Ohio State QB Justin Fields, the offense is not the problem for the Cubs, Logan Paul vs. Floyd Mayweather gets an official date, Portillo's is overrated, and much more.

Sam and Matt open breaking down the week for the Cubs followed by a reflection on what they see from kids and students as activities continue to pick up since the start of the pandemic. Meanwhile, no one knows the Oscar nominees this year, Sam gets active, Matt returns to the baseball field, and much more.

The show opens breaking down the Jake Paul/Ben Askren fight from both a boxing and entertainment perspective. Plus, Sam is done buying Jimmy John's, Matt is curious about aliens possibly sending us a message, and much more.

The Cubs lose two out of three to the Pirates, Sam goes on a rant about people, and much more.

Cubs win the series against the Pirates to begin the season with a 2-1 record. Plus: Why going to a bar/restaurant with a good setup is a game changer, Matt isn't getting a pet any time soon, reviewing Godzilla vs. Kong, and more.

Baseball is back this week as Sam and Matt preview the season for the Cubs. Plus: Sam shares his biggest fears, Matt might return to Snapchat, best and worst of the week, and much more.

Loyola defeats Illinois in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, ending the season for the Illini. Sam analyzes the game in quintessential Sam fashion. Iowa plays Oregon for a spot in the Sweet 16, but Matt is confused by the time of the game. Plus: Andy Dalton to the Bears, talent show judges, and more.