Best of 104.3 The Score

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 and more. (1/1/20)

David Schuster and Bruce Levine opened their show by previewing what could be on the horizon for sports in Chicago in 2020.

In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote listened back to audio from the Bulls postgame show on NBC Sports Chicago that shed light on why the team isn't ready to win at a high level yet.

In the fourth hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote discussed the Blackhawks' recent play and reminisced on better times for the organization. Later, the guys speculated about the Marquee Network.

In the third hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote welcomed on Palatine mayor and WBBM pregame and postgame analyst Jim Schwantz to discuss the legalization of marijuana and to share his thoughts on the Bears' disappointing season. Later, Wake 'n Bake Club regular Toby called in.

In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote discussed the future of Bears quarterback Mitchell Trubisky. Will the Bears bring in serious competition for him? Will he be the team's starter in 2020?

Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote reunited the Wake 'n Bake Club and opened their show by reacting to comments from Bears general manager Ryan Pace and coach Matt Nagy at the team's season-ending press conference Tuesday.

Mike Mulligan and Tom Thayer were joined by football analyst Dave Wannstedt to discuss his thoughts on the Bears' disappointing season, Washington hiring Ron Rivera as its head coach and more. (12/31/19)

Mike Mulligan and Tom Thayer were joined by Brad Biggs of the Tribune to discuss what to expect from the Bears' season-ending press conference with general manager Ryan Pace and coach Matt Nagy later Tuesday morning. (12/31/19)

Mike Mulligan, Tom Thayer, Dustin Rhoades, Mike Esposito and Rey Diaz conducted the daily 5 at 5 segment, which began with a discussion about who's most to blame for the Bears offensive line's struggles this season -- the line itself, coach Matt Nagy or quarterback Mitchell Trubisky? The guys then debated if general manager Ryan Pace and coach Matt Nagy are facing a win-or-get-fired scenario in 2020. And which of those two is deeper in over his head and why? The morning crew also discussed what it expects to hear from Pace and Nagy about Trubisky at the Bears' season-ending press conference later Tuesday morning. Can the Bears ever win a Super Bowl with Trubisky leading their offense? The guys next discussed which position needs to improve most on the Bears other than quarterback. Later, they shared what the Bulls' 123-102 loss to the NBA-best Bucks on Monday night told them about Chicago's playoff hopes. Is that a reasonable goal for the Bulls to pursue right now? (12/31/19)