Score Evenings

Joe Ostrowski opened his show by sharing the reasons why he isn't dismissive of the possibility and idea of the Bears trading for Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz. Later, Eliot Shorr-Parks of 94WIP Radio in Philadelphia joined the show to discuss Wentz's value and his performance in recent seasons.

In the second hour, Joe Ostrowski and producer Rick Camp conducted an extended edition of "Prop or Flop?" for the Super Bowl. In it, they discussed the most popular and interesting Super Bowl props and whether they should bet them. 

Joe Ostrowski opened his show by recalling memories from Super Bowls past. After that, he broke down which quarterbacks the Bears could pursue this offseason. Who's the best realistic option?

In the final hour, Chris Rongey took calls from listeners on the White Sox's moves and spending this offseason. He then had a conversation with caller "Brad in Gardner" -- who has worked at two different prisons. To end the show, Rongey shared the story of a Chicago coach who used to steal Listerine.

In the second hour, Chris Rongey welcomed on Russell Dorsey of the Sun-Times to discuss the Cubs' quest to fill out their starting rotation, the team's lack of spending this offseason and the White Sox's financial resources. After that, Rongey discussed what he called "Tom Brady fans." Later, he wondered whether the White Sox have reached their payroll threshold for the 2021 season.