In their final hour, Nick Shepkowski and Anthony Herron were joined by Scott Merkin of MLB.com to discuss the latest White Sox news and storylines from Camelback Ranch. Herron then tried to defend MLB commissioner Rob Manfred for his handling of the Astros' sign-stealing scandal before Shepkowski discussed one of the weirdest rules in all of sports.
In the second hour, Nick Shepkowski and Anthony Herron were joined by Solomon Wilcots of Pro Football Focus to discuss the new collective bargaining agreement that's been negotiated in the NFL, possible landing spots for veteran quarterbacks Tom Brady and Philip Rivers, the Bears' outlook and more. The guys then further discussed the proposed changes in the new CBA that owners have approved and players are evaluating before Shepkowski explained his disdain for NFL playoff expansion.
Nick Shepkowski and Anthony Herron opened their show by discussing the Cubs' opener in the Cactus League on Saturday and debated what the biggest storyline is surrounding the team in 2020. They then discussed the Marquee Sports Network and what connection it has to the Big Ten Network. Later, they reacted to the Bears' releases of cornerback Prince Amukamara and receiver Taylor Gabriel on Friday. Were those moves based more on their performance or their salary?
In the second hour, Kevin Dziepak welcomed on Jim Margalus of the Sox Machine to discuss the White Sox's bullpen, touted prospect Nick Madrigal's timeline for a promotion and what the starting rotation will look like this season. Later, Dziepak took some White Sox calls and discussed Bulls coach Jim Boylen's latest timeout drama -- this one in a 112-104 loss to the Suns on Saturday evening.
Kevin Dziepak opened his show by discussing the Cubs' rollout of their new Marquee Sports Network on Saturday and took calls from listeners on the topic. He then discussed the Cubs' plan to have third baseman Kris Bryant and first baseman Anthony Rizzo hit one-two in the lineup and if that's the right route to take. Later, he shared the concerns that he has for the White Sox in the upcoming season.
In the last hour, Herb Lawrence and Rick Camp were joined by Score teammate Laurence Holmes, who's down in Arizona hanging out at spring training. Holmes shared what he has seen at Cubs, White Sox and Angels camp. Later, Campy shared a fat story and Herb ripped a bad NBA take.
In the second hour, Herb Lawrence and Rick Camp welcomed on James Fegan of the Athletic to share the latest updates from White Sox camp. The guys then discussed when the White Sox will promote touted prospect Nick Madrigal to the big leagues. Later, they reacted to some injury news for a Cubs reliever.
Herb Lawrence and Rick Camp opened their show by discussing the feeling around the Cubs as they've opened spring training. Are they being slept on after a disappointing 2019 and quiet offseason? The guys then debated if third baseman Kris Bryant batting leadoff will work out for the Cubs. Later, they discussed the MLB competitive balance tax and how it compares to the NBA's luxury tax.
Bruce Levine and Matt Spiegel were joined by Cubs television play-by-play man Len Kasper to discuss the state of the team as it starts Cactus League play, third baseman Kris Bryant batting leadoff and the launch of Marquee Sports Network. (2/22/20)
Bruce Levine and Matt Spiegel were joined by White Sox reliever Evan Marshall to discuss the team's pitching staff, the upcoming season and how the Astros' cheating scandal has impacted him and others in the game. (2/22/20)
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Best of 104.3 The Score is a curated snapshot of the station at its best, delivering the standout moments Chicago sports fans don’t want to miss. Featuring top interviews, expert commentary, and memorable segments from across the lineup, the podcast covers everything from Bears Sundays and Cubs summers to Bulls, Blackhawks, and White Sox headlines. Whether you’re catching up or reliving the biggest conversations of the day, Best of 104.3 The Score brings the voices, stories, and debates that power Chicago sports talk into one easy listen.