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Joe Ostrowski opened his show by discussing the White Sox's interest in Tony La Russa for their managerial vacancy, as they've conducted an interview with him. Later, Patrick Finley of the Sun-Times joined the show to discuss the latest Bears storylines and coach Matt Nagy's leadership and work.

In the third hour, Joe Ostrowski was joined by Brad Spielberger of Pro Football Focus to discuss the analytical trends he has seen early on in the NFL season. Ostrowski then got the inside scoop on the Bulls from executive producer Jordan Maly, who hosts the Locked on Bulls podcast. Could the Bulls be looking to trade up from the No. 4 pick in the draft in November? Who will stay and who will go on this roster?

In the second hour, Joe Ostrowski discussed the Bears' 5-1 start and how the schedule gets tougher now. He also listened to what NFL analyst Sage Rosenfels shared about the Bears on the Dan Bernstein Show earlier in the day. Later, Ostrowski listened and reacted to Blackhawks general manager Stan Bowman's comments on the plans for the organization moving forward. Is it a retooling or rebuilding process? Does that conversation sound like shades of Bulls past?

Joe Ostrowski opened his show by discussing the Bears' 5-1 start and why he believes the team deserves more credit than it's receiving from fans and media. He also discussed whether the Bears offense can find a way to help out a dominant defense entering a critical stretch of the schedule. Later, Ostrowski revisited a conversation he had with Sean Zerillo of the Action Network on his Bet Sweats show on Radio.com Sports in which they broke down the Dodgers-Rays matchup in the World Series.

In the final hour, Zach Zaidman was joined by Score morning host David Haugh to discuss the life and legacy of former Chicago reporter Vaughn McClure, who passed away at 48 earlier this week. They later discussed the never-ending debate over whether Michael Jordan or LeBron James is the best NBA player of all time.