Score Evenings

In the final hour, Mark Grote was joined by Score friend/contributor Chris Rongey to discuss cats, their podcast idea, single life and sports. After that, Grote reacted to what White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson had to say about manager Tony La Russa on NBC Sports Chicago reporter Chuck Garfien's podcast recently. Later, Grote discussed the latest Cubs storylines, including outfielder Ian Happ's thoughts on the universal designated hitter.

In the second hour, Mark Grote was joined by Score football expert Hub Arkush to discuss the Bears' quarterback situation, their hiring of Mike Pettine as a senior defensive assistant and their needs this offseason. Later, Grote discussed the Bulls' win against the Pelicans on Wednesday and guard Coby White's development.

Sitting in for Joe Ostrowski, Mark Grote opened his show by discussing the Bears' quarterback search and by sharing who he believes are the best fits. Later, Grote took calls from listeners who shared their perspective on the topic.

In the final hour, Joe Ostrowski discussed the significance of Bears general manager Ryan Pace's decision in addressing the team's quarterback position this offseason. After that, Ostrowski brought back an interview he conducted with The Favorites Podcast host Simon Hunter in which he discussed Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz's value compared to other quarterbacks available across the NFL. Later, Ostrowski reacted to MLB's decision to keep seven-inning doubleheaders and continue utilizing a runner on second base to start extra innings in 2021.

In the second hour, Joe Ostrowski discussed whether the PECOTA projections from Baseball Prospectus will be accurate as they pertain to the Cubs and White Sox in 2021. PECOTA pegged the Cubs to win 85 games and the White Sox to win just 83. Later, sports betting analyst Chris Altruda joined the show to highlight the most successful bets in Super Bowl 55 and to detail the future of gambling across various sports in 2021.