In the third hour, Joe Ostrowski detoured from one Jerry Reinsdorf-owned team to another, engaging in Bulls conversation and previewing the NBA Draft with executive producer Jordan Maly. They discussed how much stock to put in the rumor that the Bulls are interested in trading up to obtain the No. 1 pick in the NBA Draft -- presumably to land point guard LaMelo Ball. And what options are there for the Bulls at No. 4 overall?

In the second hour, Joe Ostrowski was joined by Cam Ellis of NBC Sports Chicago to discuss the latest Bears storylines and to share his takeaways from their loss to the Titans on Sunday. Is the panic button being pressed yet? Later, Ostrowski opened up the phone lines as listeners shared their reactions to the White Sox hiring Tony La Russa as their new manager despite being aware that he'd been arrested for driving under the influence in February.

Joe Ostrowski opened his show by reacting to the news that new White Sox manager Tony La Russa was arrested for driving under the influence in February and then formally charged on Oct. 28, a day before the organization announced his hiring. Ostrowski shared his thoughts on how the White Sox are now a national story for all the wrong reasons. Later, Josh Nelson from the Sox Machine podcast joined the show for a powerful, raw and impactful conversation on the La Russa situation and where the White Sox go from here.

In the second hour, Joe Ostrowski discussed how wild the presidential election betting market was Tuesday night. Executive producer and Basketball Camp Podcast host Rick Camp then shared whom the Bulls could be targeting in the NBA Draft on Nov. 18. The Bulls hold the No. 4 selection. Later, Ostrowski listened back to what Radio.com Sports NFL insider Brian Baldinger thought of the Bears' overtime loss to the Saints on Sunday and where Chicago sits now as it deals with many injuries.

Joe Ostrowski opened his show by reviewing the Bears' lengthy injury report Wednesday and listened to what coach Matt Nagy had to say about how his team will fill its holes against the Titans on Sunday. Later, Ostrowski discussed how the Bears match up against the Titans' top playmakers.