Joe and Zim can't believe the White Sox won 3 games in a row. Tune in and help them plan the parade. Don't miss it!

The morning after what could be the biggest first round haul for the Chicago Bears since Dick Butkus and Gale Sayers were drafted in 1965 Greg Gabriel shares his thoughts on the acquisitions of Caleb Williams and Rome Odunze. He and Aldo Gandia also review highlights from first round activity. 

Mac and Read preview the moment the Bears take the QB of the future with their number one overall pick and what to expect in the rest of the draft. Plus, Bears stadium renderings, NBA playoffs and more!

The sensational Matt Waldman joins Dany Shimon and Aldo Gandia to talk prospects. Then Danny answers about two dozen questions from the chat about prospects and the Bears. Great show!

The guys close out the regular season and focus on NHL match-ups.

The show begins with Aldo and Dan talking about the Bears presser from Tuesday that featured general manager Ryan Poles and his assistant Ian Cunningham. Clips from Caleb Williams' interview on a show named The Pivot spotlight the character of the presumptive number one pick. 

30 minutes in, NBC Sports Chicago's Glynn Morgan, shares his take on what the Bears will do with their draft capital. And hour into the show, John Santucci gives us a quick history lesson on the Bears history with first round QBs.

Finally, Dan's fiancé, Nicky, joins the show to talk about sex, stripping and movies.

Joe, Vinnie & Zim welcome author Ken Smoller to the show to discuss his new book, "Last Comiskey". The book releases on April 28th and details the final season at old Comiskey Park in 1990. You don't want to miss this one!

Swift, who runs the very popular Swift Sports Network joins Greg to talk about the draft and prospects who might be appealing to Ryan Poles and the Chicago Bears.

Jordan Silveira joins Jeff and Tim to conduct a Bears mock draft. It revealed some of the challenges Ryan Poles might face. For instance, what happens if Joe Alt and the top three wide receivers are gone at number nine. 

Danny Shimon share his top ten, but before that Jordan Silveria shares his Big Board.