Kap & J.Hood

Hour 1:  Kap & J. Hood discussed the Cubs were deep into extension talks with Crow-Armstrong and closing in on a deal, sources told MLB.com, including executive reporter Mark Feinsand. The terms and length of the deal were not immediately known, but the agreement will keep the center fielder locked in as part of the team’s core for the foreseeable future.

Hour 3: Kap &  J. Hood played Shot or No Shot, took a trip Around The NFL and the Kap & J. Hood Classic Cut of the day.

Hour 2: National Bears Reporter for ESPN Courtney Cronin Joined Kap & J. Hood with updates on the Bears and the latest NFL storylines.  Kap & J Hood discussed the NFL Draft being one month away. How do you feel about the Bears offseason as we sit one month away?  Are you starting to enter "draft mode" now that we are only a month away? Are you comfortable that the Bears have apparently chosen the draft to fix their defensive line?

Hour 1:  Kap & J. Hood reacting to the weekend that was in college basketball, with a second straight tournament dominated for the most part by the higher seeds, including a first: Friday marked the first day in tournament history that every single first round favorite held serve and won their game. Not a single upset. Do you enjoy the tournament less because of this, or more because it should create better matchups in later rounds?

Hour 3: Kap &  J. Hood played Shot or No Shot, took a trip Around The NFL, they opened the Friday Folder and the Kap & J. Hood Classic Cut of the day.

Hour 2: National Bears Reporter for ESPN Courtney Cronin Joined Kap & J. Hood with updates on the Bears and the latest NFL storylines.  Kap & J Hood discussed the Chicago Bears' new safety Coby Bryant and his praise for QB Caleb Williams.   The Cornhuskers blitzed Troy, behind Pryce Sandfort's blistering hot shooting.  Duke, the top overall seed, trailed for most of the game against No. 16 seed Siena before asserting itself late to avoid becomi

Hour 1:  Kap & J. Hood discussed March Sadness, Upset Madness no. 12 High Point was the big surprise with its upset over No. 5 Wisconsin, securing the school's first NCAA Tournament win. And its hero was a player who made his first 2-point shot of the season.  Nebraska also got its first March Madness win in program history, snapping its distinction as the only Power conference team yet to win an NCAA Tournament game. The Cornhuskers blitzed Troy, behind Pryce Sandfort's blistering hot shooting.  Duke, the top overall seed, trailed for most of the game against No. 16 seed Siena before asserting itself late to avoid becoming just the third No. 1 seed to lose in the first round.

Hour 3: Kap &  J. Hood played Shot or No Shot, took a trip Around The NFL and the Kap & J. Hood Classic Cut of the day.

Hour 2: Former Chicago Bears Super Bowl Champion and Bears radio analyst Tom Thayer joined Kap & J. Hood with the latest updates on the Chicago Bears offseason. Justin Ishbia, who is moving to buy land just across the Chicago River from the South Loop site, long coveted by Sox ownership to build a new home.  Ishbia’s private equity firm Shore Capital Partners “is under contract to acquire the Amtrak rail yard and has begun early planning for a mixed-use development” on the site, which is adjacent to the river south of Roosevelt Road, a spokesperson for the Sox minority owner said Wednesday.

Hour 1:  Kap & J. Hood discussed March Madness, the NCAA Basketball Tournament.  Bracketology begins today, when the guys spend time talking about college basketball, poring over résumés, watching games and evaluating strengths, weaknesses and possibilities.