Mike Mulligan and David Haugh conducted their daily 5 at 5 segment, which began with a discussion about Bears quarterback Mitchell Trubisky's health. He was a full participant in practice Wednesday and told reporters his hip feels fine, suggesting he'll start against the Giants on Sunday. The guys then shared whether comments from Trubisky and coach Matt Nagy changed their view of the decision to pull Trubisky in the final minutes of the team's loss to the Rams on Sunday. The morning crew also discussed whether Bears outside linebacker Khalil Mack will be more or less likely to take over against the Giants if New York tackle Nate Solder is ruled out. The guys then shared their predictions for how many takeaways the Bears will have when facing Giants quarterback Daniel Jones, who has a tendency to give away the football. Why hasn't Chicago's defense forced more turnovers? They next had a discussion about Pistons guard Derrick Rose saying he'd likely still be on the Bulls if load management was in vogue when he was on the team. Would Rose have led the Bulls to an NBA title if not for injuries? Finally, the guys reacted to the White Sox's announcement that Omar Vizquel won't return as manager at Double-A Birmingham and will leave the organization, ending speculation that he'll succeed manager Rick Renteria. (11/21/19)