Score Evenings

Mark Grote opened his show by highlighting the Cubs' success across the first two-plus months of the season and then opening the phone lines for Score listeners to discuss their watching habits. After that, Grote had fun with audio from former White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen, who took a shot at former pitching coach Don Cooper. Later, Grote listened back to comments from White Sox television analyst Steve Stone, who provided perspective on rookie designated hitter Yermin Mercedes' recent struggles.

In the final hour, Anthony Herron discussed the possible return of the popular NCAA football video game. Would you be OK with athletes in the game getting paid for their likeness being used? Later, Mike Ferrin of MLB Network Radio joined the show to discuss the Cubs' hot month of May and more.

In the second hour, Anthony Herron discussed the latest drama in former Bears quarterback Jay Cutler's divorce from Kristin Cavallari. Later, Illinois state senator Napoleon Harris joined the show to discuss his name, image & likeness (NIL) legislation for college athletes.

Anthony Herron opened his show by discussing the importance of MLB on Wednesday having its first Lou Gehrig Day. Later, Patrick Finley of the Sun-Times joined the show to discuss the latest Bears storylines as they hold OTAs.

In the final hour, Mark Grote listened back to Hall of Fame quarterback Kurt Warner's comments on Bears coach Matt Nagy and rookie quarterback Justin Fields in his interview on the Score a day earlier. Later, Grote took more calls from listeners, who also reacted to Warner's thoughts.