Meller and Hanley kick the show off discussing the Kentucky Derby and why Meller decided to get married years ago on Derby day. They also talk about a big win by the Cubs and Miguel Amaya gets his first MLB hit. The White Sox will be without one of their key players as Eloy Jimenez was hospitalized for an appendectomy. Jerry Reinsdorf gives his opinion on why he hates the new pitch clock in the MLB. Lastly, Reinsdorf shares his thoughts on how Cubs became a national brand.

Meller & Hanley discuss the NFL Draft and the picks the Bears made.

Meller and Hanley are back to react to a near-impossible loss put on display by the White Sox. They also talk about the Bears' draft and how they feel about their selections.

The Voice of the Bears, Jeff Joniak joins the show to talk all things Bears and this year's NFL Draft. Also, are the NFL Gambling Rules too harsh and technical?

The guys start the show discussing White Sox and Cubs baseball and the struggles early on experienced by the Sox. Also, what should the Bears do with the No.9 Pick in the Draft as we get closer to the NFL Draft Day.

The guys continue to discuss the Bulls season coming to a close and the position they are in now. We then discuss the Cubs blown game vs the Dodgers yesterday and Bellinger's return to LA. Plus, our tribute to Toews.

Jeff Meller & Brian Hanley recap the White Sox walk-off win yesterday. We also listen to the Bulls exit interviews. Steve Aschburner then joins the guys to discuss the Bulls losing in the play-in and the position the Bulls are in right now.

Kevin Fishbain, The Athletic, joins Meller & Hanley to discuss the behind the scenes of trading the #1 pick.

Meller & Hanley are back on this Easter Sunday! We discuss the Mavericks vs Bulls game...Mavs being investigated for tanking now? Also, if Luka Doncic becomes available, could the Bulls make a deal happen? Jesse Rogers joins to discuss the Cubs and White Sox wins yesterday.

The guys get into some Tourney talk while Hanley discusses his perfect Final Four despite a couple of number 1 seeds losing early on. Also, the World Baseball Classic seems really important to the players participating in it despite detractors claiming no one watches it. Will Lonzo Ball every play again even after his third knee surgery?