In the final hour, Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks were joined by Eric Edholm of Yahoo Sports to discuss how the NFL will hold the draft as scheduled and how teams are preparing for it amid the coronavirus pandemic. Edholm also shared his thoughts on the Bears' additions in free agency. Later, the entire crew reflected on the Bears beating the Saints in the NFC Championship game in January 2007, sharing where they were and their feelings during the game. The Score will re-air the game in a special broadcast Sunday at noon.

In the second hour, Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks were joined by MLB writer Ryan Spaeder to discuss whether MLB will hold a season this year. And if there is one, what will it look like? Later, DiCaro and Hendricks shared their thoughts on the Bears' signing of tight end Jimmy Graham to a two-year deal.

Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks opened their show by explaining how they've been spending their time during self-quarantine and how they've been staying sane. Later, they listened in on Illinois governor J.B. Pritzker's daily press conference addressing the coronavirus outbreak.

In the final hour, Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks were joined by Emily Waldon of the Athletic to discuss how minor league players will manage to get by during the coronavirus pandemic on the small salaries that they receive. Later, DiCaro and Hendricks closed out their show with a pair of the Postgame segments in which they discussed what they've been watching, listening to and reading lately.

In the second hour, Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks broke down their early read on the Bears quarterback battle between Nick Foles and Mitchell Trubisky. Later, they discussed the best sports movies to stream for free while you're social distancing.

Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks opened their show by discussing what they've been doing while social distancing, which now includes them broadcasting their show from home during these times. They then discussed newly signed Bears tight end Jimmy Graham's contract details and what they thought of the addition. Later, they were joined by Patrick Finley of the Sun-Times to discuss the Bears' additions in free agency over the past week and how fans should feel about the 2020 season.

In the final hour, Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks were joined by Brad Robinson of WBBM to discuss MLB cancelling its spring training games and delaying the start of the regular season amid the coronavirus pandemic. When might the MLB regular season start? It could be quite some time. Later, DiCaro and Hendricks held an extended version of the Postgame, as without sports right now their eyes and ears have turned to many other forms of entertainment and media consumption.

In the second hour, Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks were joined by JJ Stankevitz of NBC Sports Chicago to discuss the players' union approving the new collective bargaining agreement and what its effect will be on the Bears. Stankevitz also reacted to the Bears retaining linebacker Danny Trevathan on a three-year deal. Later, DiCaro and Hendricks discussed "that dude" -- a random player who pops up in your head.

Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks opened their show by discussing the coronavirus pandemic and its effect on the sports world. How are you coping without sports?

In the final hour, Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks were joined by Tim Stebbins of NBC Sports Chicago to discuss the latest Cubs storylines from spring training, including how he expects closer Craig Kimbrel to fare this season. Later, DiCaro and Hendricks discussed what they're watching and listening to in their media consumption.