The Bulls hit the All Star break as a complete mess. Will they find any answers to their problems over the last 30 games, and will the front office make a move in the next 3 days? Call in at 347.327.9183! BECAUSE CHICAGO LOVES SPORTS.

The Denver Broncos are the champions of Super Bowl 50! In a game hpyed up by the story of two contrasting quarterbacks, this game all came down to defense and the plays made by MVP Von Miller. Should Cam Newton take the blame for the Panthers' loss? Should Peyton Manning retire? The Bulls conclude their 7-game road trip tonight in Charlotte, undermanned and desperate to reach the All Star break. Why does this team continue to give up leads late in games? Whose fault is it? Call in at 347.327.9183! BECAUSE CHICAGO LOVES SPORTS.

The Blackhawks began the back half of their season with a 2-1 win over the Colorado Avalanche last night, thanks to some line tinkering from Joel Quenneville and a stout Corey Crawford in the 3rd period. The Hawks reached the All Star break with the top seed in the West, but GM Stan Bowman needs to make some trades before the deadline to help this undermanned team. Cam Newton had some interesting words about being an African American quarterback in the NFL. Is the age of absurd racism at that position finally behind us? The Bulls look like a mess as they continue their road trip tonight against the Sacramento Kings. Is it time for Gar Forman and John Paxson to call it quits on contending this season? If they don't make any moves at the deadline, should their jobs be on the line? Call in @ 347.327.9183! BECAUSE CHICAGO LOVES SPORTS.

Tonight I'm joined by Matt Spiegel, Co-Host of the Spiegel&Goff Show on 670 The Score. Matt and I will talk about various off-season storylines for the Bears, including Alshon Jeffery, Matt Forte, and what Ryan Pace should do with cap space and the draft. The Blackhawks hit the All-Star break with a 5-0 loss to Carolina on Tuesday, but the bigger news this week is the extension of GM Stan Bowman's contract. The Bulls begin a 7 game road trip tonight against the Lakers. Several players are dealing with injuries, so who will the team have tonight? Plus, are Gar Forman and John Paxson seriously trying to re-sign Pau Gasol? Whyyyy? BECAUSE CHICAGO LOVES SPORTS.

After a promising 6 game winning streak, the Chicago Bulls have lost 3 straight. Derrick Rose left last night's 106-101 loss to the Bucks with more knee pain. The defense gave up 100+ points for the 5th time in their last 6 games. The Bulls turned the ball over 17 times and allowed the Bucks to score 62 points in the paint. This team continues to disappoint its fans by laying eggs to subpar opponents even while proving they're capable of beating the best when they actually try. It's maddening, and no one seems to have any answers. BECAUSE CHICAGO LOVES SPORTS.

The Chicago Bears promoted Quarterbacks Coach Dowell Loggains to Offensive Coordinator yesterday after the departure of Adam Gase. Is this a smart move for the team? NFL Wild Card Weekend had some slow games with crazy finishes, I've got my reaction to all of it! And the Bulls are in another rut. This time, defense and lack of communication are to blame. 

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The Chicago Blackhawks have won 5 straight, and the last two wins have come largely from the hands of rookie Artemi Panarin. The Bread Man is unstoppable! NFL Wild Card weekend is upon us! I've got my breakdown of all 4 matchups and picks for which teams will advance.The Chicago Bulls ALSO have 5 straight wins leading into their game vs the Boston Celtics tonight. With Jimmy Butler leading the way, they seem to be figuring out Fred Hoiberg's offense. If that keeps up, they can be real contenders in the East. BECAUSE CHICAGO LOVES SPORTS.

The Chicago Bears play their 15th game of the season on Sunday against the Bucs and former head coach Lovie Smith. Both teams are already eliminated from the playoffs, so why should fans watch? And what can we expect to see from Tampa Bay? The movie Concussion debuts this weekend, exposing the NFL for its connection to serious head injuries and CTE. And the Bulls, who have lost three straight games, will have to try to find an identity without Joakim Noah for the foreseeable future. That spells trouble. BECAUSE CHICAGO LOVES SPORTS.

The Chicago Bears lost to the Washington Redskins 24-21 yesterday, falling to 5-8 on the season and losing any hope of an NFC Wild Card spot. Similar problems from earlier in the season kept appearing: Robbie Gould missing a key field goal, the defense digging themselves an early hole, a shaky offensive line and a few costly missed connections between Jay Cutler and his receivers. With this many recurring problems, has the team actually made improvements this season? Also, why is it that this team can't win at home? Call in @ 347.327.9183! BECAUSE CHICAGO LOVES SPORTS.

Holy cow! The Chicago Bears upset the Green Bay Packers last night 17-13! On a cold, rainy night at Lambeau, Brett Favre's homecoming ceremony was supposed to be the highlight during a one-sided game. Instead, Jay Cutler played a mistake-free game and the Bears defense shut down Aaron Rodgers when it mattered the most. What were the keys to the victory, and just how much better is this team than it was in its Week 1 loss to the cheeseheads? 

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