Best of 104.3 The Score

Matt Spiegel and Ron Gleason were joined by Score host Dan McNeil, who was also one of the originals at the station, which is celebrating its 28th birthday Thursday. McNeil reminisced about the beginnings of The Score and what made the station special from its first day. (1/2/20)

Matt Spiegel and Ron Gleason were joined by former Score reporter George Ofman, one of the originals at the station that's celebrating its 28th birthday Thursday. Ofman reflected on some of his scoreboard updates from the early days and more. (1/2/20)

Matt Spiegel and Ron Gleason were joined by Rich Campbell of the Tribune to discuss his takeaways from the Bears' season-ending press conference Tuesday. Is Mitchell Trubisky really in line to be the starting quarterback in 2020? Will the Bears add a backup to seriously compete with Trubisky? (1/2/20)

Matt Spiegel and Ron Gleason were joined by former Score host Tom Shaer to reflect on the origins of the Score, which is celebrating its 28th birthday Thursday. (1/2/20)

Matt Spiegel and the crew conducted the daily 5 at 5 segment, which began with a discussion about their biggest takeaway from the Bears' season-ending press conference Tuesday. They then debated what the Bears' biggest need is this offseason before discussing their takeaways from the bowl season in college football. The morning crew also debated which team interests them more this winter-- the Bulls or the Blackhawks? And have the White Sox done enough to make themselves legitimate AL Central contenders? Later, they discussed how they spent New Year's Eve. (1/2/20)

David Schuster and Bruce Levine were joined by Bulls and White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf to discuss the legacy of former NBA commissioner David Stern, who passed away at 77 on Wednesday. Stern was the leading figure in the NBA's rise, and Reinsdorf had a front-row seat to see it. (1/1/20)

In the final hour, David Schuster and Bruce Levine were joined by Bulls and White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf to discuss the legacy of former NBA commissioner David Stern, who passed away at 77 on Wednesday. Stern was the leading figure in the NBA's rise in his 30-year tenure as commissioner, and Reinsdorf had a front-row seat to see it. Later, Dan Pompei of the Athletic joined the show to discuss the latest Bears storylines, including the dismissal of four assistant coaches Tuesday and the addition of a new offensive line coach Wednesday.

In the fourth hour, David Schuster and Bruce Levine were joined by K.C. Johnson of NBC Sports Chicago to discuss the legacy of former NBA commissioner David Stern, who passed away at 77 on Wednesday. Johnson also discussed the Bulls' recent play and their outlook moving forward. Later, the guys replayed former Cubs manager and new Angels manager Joe Maddon's interview on the Laurence Holmes Show on Monday and then reacted to it.

In the third hour, David Schuster and Bruce Levine replayed a portion of the Bears' season-ending press conference with general manager Ryan Pace and coach Matt Nagy on Tuesday and then shared their reactions. Later, the guys discussed who should and shouldn't be elected into the MLB Hall of Fame class this year.

In the second hour, David Schuster and Bruce Levine were joined by Blackhawks president John McDonough to discuss how the organization built a hockey dynasty in the last decade, the importance of star winger Patrick Kane to Chicago, what it was like to fire former coach Joel Quenneville and more. Later, the guys took calls from Score listeners.