In the second hour, Joe Ostrowski was joined by Josh Nelson of the Sox Machine podcast to preview the MLB amateur draft from the White Sox's perspective. He also weighed in on the latest in the MLB labor negotiations. Later, Chris Cwik of Yahoo Sports joined the show to discuss the latest return-to-play proposals being exchanged between MLB owners and players, how athletes are speaking out amid recent protests and what issues are being voiced here in Chicago.

Joe Ostrowski opened his show by reacting to comments from the Bears in conference calls earlier Tuesday. Recently signed safety Jordan Lucas explained why he will "110%" kneel in protest of racial injustice during the national anthem ahead of games in 2020, and coach Matt Nagy weighed in as well. The crew then heard from Clippers coach Doc Rivers on being a Bears fan and who should be the team's starting quarterback this season. Later, Bryan Smith of Bleacher Nation joined the show to preview the MLB amateur draft from the Cubs' perspective.

In the final hour, Joe Ostrowski listened back to some of the best interviews of the day on the station in Score Rewind. He first heard from former Bears receiver Rashied Davis on the Mully & Haugh Show discussing his involvement in recent protests locally against racism and police brutality. Ostrowski then listened to football analyst Anthony Herron on the Dan Bernstein Show addressing the culture of the Iowa Hawkeyes program after it was accused of systemic racism by former players. The crew also replayed NFL creative producer Bryndon Minter's interview on the afternoon show. Minter discussed how he went rogue and created a video without the league's knowledge in which star players called on commissioner Roger Goodell to take a strong stance in support of the Black Live Matter movement.

In the third hour, Joe Ostrowski discussed why new Bulls executive vice president of basketball operations Arturas Karnisovas hasn't fired coach Jim Boylen yet. Later, professional sports gambling investor Zack Price joined the show to discuss Illinois' continued efforts to to move sports gambling forward in the state.

In the second hour, Joe Ostrowski was joined by Michael Cerami of NBC Sports Chicago and Bleacher Nation to discuss the latest developments in the MLB labor negotiations. He explained why he believes MLB can't get out of its own way. Later, Ostrowski and producer Adam Studzinski broke down an experiment by ESPN in which it redrafted the entire NFL.

Joe Ostrowski opened his show by diving into the MLB owners' latest proposal to the players regarding a return-to-play framework for the 2020 season. He explained how every proposal that the league has made has basically been the same, and the sides just can't seem to get it right. Later, Ostrowski took a look at Cubs president of baseball operations Theo Epstein's comments about systemic racism in society and MLB and what we must do to create change.

In the final hour, Joe Ostrowski listened back to some of the best interviews of the day on the station in Score Rewind. He first replayed Bleacher Report writer/columnist Scott Miller's interview on his own show earlier in the evening. He then listened to Vincent Goodwill of Yahoo Sports on the Dan Bernstein Show and Jim Miller of Hawthorne Race Course on the Mully & Haugh Show.

In the third hour, Joe Ostrowski explained why DePaul isn't a "sleeping giant" in college basketball and why the program hasn't been for a long time. He also weighed in on why DePaul's change at athletic director may bring a new era for college hoops fans in Chicago. Later, Ostrowski revisited former Score host Dan Jiggetts' interview with Zach Zaidman earlier in the day and shared some great stories from his time as an intern with Jiggetts.

In the second hour, Joe Ostrowski took a listen to Bulls guard Zach LaVine's comments on the recent protests against police brutality and what it's like to be biracial in today's society. LaVine also reflected on the Bulls' disappointing season. Later, Dan Stack of WeAreDePaul.com joined the show to discuss longtime athletic director Jean Lenti Ponsetto announcing her retirement.

Joe Ostrowski opened his show by discussing how various national baseball writers have different viewpoints on whether MLB will conduct a season in 2020. Scott Miller of Bleacher Report then joined the show to discuss his powerful column about how MLB needs to do better with its message. Later, Brett Taylor of Bleacher Nation joined the program to discuss the latest Cubs storylines, whether owner Tom Ricketts is being truthful and the MLB labor negotiations.