Joe Ostrowski was joined by Ben Heisler of Sports Illustrated to discuss Chiefs star quarterback Patrick Mahomes' record-breaking 10-year contract extension worth up to $503 million from the perspective of someone in Kansas City and to share what futures bets he likes in MLB.

Joe Ostrowski was joined by Bryan Perez of NBC Sports Chicago to discuss Chiefs star quarterback Patrick Mahomes' record-breaking 10-year contract extension that could be worth up to $503 million and the way it makes the Bears feel three years later after they bypassed him in the 2017 NFL Draft. They also discussed the Bears' quarterback competition between Mitchell Trubisky and Nick Foles and wondered if that storyline could get worse in the near future.

Dan Bernstein was joined by Cubs Radio analyst Ron Coomer to discuss what he has seen in summer camp and why he believes all of the new rules and safety protocols will be tough for players to follow.

Mike Mulligan and David Haugh conducted the daily 5 at 5 segment, debating a variety of questions.

-- White Sox right-hander Michael Kopech was excused from the first weekend of White Sox summer camp. Cubs left-hander Jose Quintana will be out for several weeks after surgery for a thumb injury that he suffered washing dishes. How does each development affect your expectations for the teams? Whose rotation is better? 

-- Are you surprised or disappointed that Dodgers left-hander David Price and Braves right-hander Felix Hernandez are the latest players to opt out of the MLB season? Given the number of positive tests, including two unnamed White Sox players, do you doubt a season will take place? Even though MLB was proud of its early coronavirus testing numbers – initially 1.2% tested positive – was this a good or bad weekend for the sport’s return-to-play chances?

-- What are your thoughts on potential name changes for Washington’s football

team and Cleveland’s baseball team? Do you believe individuals like Washington coach Ron Rivera and Cleveland manager Terry Francona play an important role in that quest?

-- Green Bay CEO Mark Murphy believes “time is no longer on our side” when asked about the start of training camp amid the pandemic. Meanwhile, the NFL is reportedly close to reducing the number of players invited to training camp by 10 and also contemplating no preseason games at all after dropping the number from four to two last week. What would that mean for the Bears quarterback competition? Has Mitch Trubisky already won it by default?

-- What do you think about the NBA proposal to have the eight non-playoff teams

gather in Chicago in September for a mini-training camp and tournament inside another bubble environment? How should the Bulls view this opportunity? How likely is it to take place? How safe?

In the final hour, Zach Zaidman and Tom Thayer were joined by the Cubs Radio color analyst Ron Coomer to discuss what the MLB season will look like, what he has seen early on at summer camp and more.

In the second hour, Zach Zaidman and Tom Thayer were joined by Score baseball insider Bruce Levine to discuss two White Sox players testing positive for COVID-19 and other MLB storylines. The guys then continued their earlier conversation about coaches, reading between the lines about how they react differently to players. Later, they discussed the best two-sport athletes they've ever seen.

Zach Zaidman and Tom Thayer opened their show by discussing the issues that sports are facing in resuming amid the coronavirus pandemic. Later, Thayer shared his insight on coaches moving up the ranks and the trials they have to go through in order to ascend to the top.

In the final hour, Mark Grote was joined by Arthur Arkush of Shaw Media to discuss the latest Bears storylines, including the effects on the team of the preseason being shortened to two games. Later, Grote discussed the decision the Bulls must make with coach Jim Boylen moving forward -- and whom Boylen reminds him of.

In the second hour, Mark Grote was joined by new Sun-Times writer Russell Dorsey to discuss the latest Cubs storylines as they've opened up summer camp. Later, Grote discussed Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo and right-hander Tyler Chatwood.

Mark Grote opened his show by discussing the NFL cutting its preseason down to two games in 2020 and how that will affect the Bears. He then played sound from Josh Nelson of the Sox Machine in which Nelson discussed the timetables of left-hander Garrett Crochet, first baseman Andrew Vaughn and second baseman Nick Madrigal to make the White Sox's big league team. Later, Grote went down memory lane by revisiting the 1983 MLB All-Stars now that the Midsummer Classic has officially been canceled this year.