In the second hour, Bruce Levine and Matt Spiegel were joined by USA Today columnist and Radio.com Sports insider Bob Nightengale to discuss the latest Cubs and White Sox trade rumors as the MLB Hot Stove continues into the new year. Later, Score overnight host Les Grobstein joined the show to celebrate his 50 years in sports media and to take calls from listeners.

Bruce Levine and Matt Spiegel opened their show by reminiscing about the Cubs and White Sox moments that stood out from the 2020 season. Later, the guys listened and reacted to White Sox manager Tony La Russa's comments about his driving under the influence case being resolved after he pleaded guilty to reckless driving.

In the second hour, Bruce Levine and Matt Spiegel were joined by Hall of Fame writer Peter Gammons of the Athletic to discuss MLB integrating Negro Leagues statistics from 1920 to 1948 into its official record books. Gammons also discussed Cubs third baseman Kris Bryant's future and whether Bryant has lost his love for the game. Cubs Radio play-by-play man Pat Hughes then joined the show to discuss Len Kasper's move from the Cubs television booth to the White Sox radio team and the joys of calling playoff baseball on the radio. Later, the guys discussed whether former Cubs president of baseball operations Theo Epstein could lead a team to a Super Bowl win.

Bruce Levine and Matt Spiegel opened their show by discussing Cubs manager David Ross' leadership style in his debut season and how he has been reflecting on how he can improve. The guys then listened and reacted to Marlins manager Don Mattingly's comments on MLB pace of play and whether rule changes can help that. Later, Cubs pitching coach Tommy Hottovy joined the show to discuss the organization's philosophy on velocity vs. control and what the team's rotation will look like in 2021.

In their final hour, Bruce Levine and Matt Spiegel were joined by White Sox outfielder Adam Eaton, who rejoined the team on a one-year deal after playing for the organization from 2014-'16. Eaton discussed why he wanted to return to Chicago and the team's outlook for the 2021 season. Later, Astros manager Dusty Baker joined the show to reflect on his team's past season and more.