In the second hour, Joe Ostrowski reacted to Bulls big man Lauri Markkanen's recent comments on a Finnish podcast, where he reflected on his struggles and frustrations of this season. Ostrowski also discussed Markkanen's love for the city of Chicago. Later, Bill Shea of the Athletic Business joined the show to discuss the interesting moves being made by the NBA with its equipment and a resurgence of the sports trading card industry.

Joe Ostrowski opened his show by discussing Gov. J.B. Pritzker providing some clarity on Illinois' effort to move forward with mobile sports betting. Could it be here sooner than expected? Also, what are the chances Chicago serves as one of the two hub cities for the early rounds of the NHL's expanded 24-team playoff format?

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 Sun-Times writer Joe Cowley discussing Bulls coach Jim Boylen's future while on the Dan Bernstein Show. Later, he listened to NBC Sports Chicago writer Gordon Wittenmyer discuss the latest MLB storylines on the Mully & Haugh Show before replaying his own interview with Athletic Chicago writer Sahadev Sharma, who explained how the Cubs are helping first-year manager David Ross prepare during a suspended season.

In the third hour, Joe Ostrowski discussed an article about the most underappreciated Bears player on the current roster. The answer in the piece may surprise some fans. Ostrowski then reacted to football analyst Chris Simms starting to reveal his top 40 quarterbacks for the 2020 season. Where does Bears quarterback Mitchell Trubisky sit? Later, Ostrowski discussed how the Bulls' new front office is continuing to evaluate players and the coaching staff as everyone awaits a resolution on the return-to-play structure for the suspended season.

In the second hour, Joe Ostrowski was joined by Score hockey expert, midday show executive producer and Locked on Blackhawks podcast host Jay Zawaski to discuss the NHL's return-to-play plan that includes going directly to a 24-team playoff, which allowed the Blackhawks to sneak in as the No. 12 seed in the Western Conference. Later, Ostrowski discussed some of the sportsbooks and casinos in the Chicago area that believe they'll be open for business sometime this year.

Joe Ostrowski opened his show by reacting to NHL announcing its return-to-play plan, which is highlighted by a 24-team playoff format that will include the Blackhawks. Later, Sahadev Sharma of the Athletic joined the show to discuss his recent article on how the Cubs are helping manager David Ross prepare for his first season in charge while the coronavirus pandemic has suspended the MLB season. The guys also discussed MLB's economic proposal to the players' union as the sides negotiate a return-to-play deal.

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 R&B artist Kenny Lattimore on the Laurence Holmes Show discussing his relationship with Bulls legend Michael Jordan and "The Last Dance." He then listened to former Bears linebacker Sam Acho on the Dan Bernstein Show discussing his perspective on the NFL's recent adjustments to the Rooney Rule. Later, the crew replayed former Cubs infielder Jerry Hairston Jr.'s interview with Ostrowski from earlier in the evening.

In the third hour, Joe Ostrowski was joined by Hawthorne Race Course director of publicity Jim Miller to discuss how the coronavirus pandemic has affected the horse racing industry. They also discussed gambling, the potential for sports books to open and more. Later, Dayn Perry of CBS Sports joined the show to discuss the labor talks between MLB owners and players as they negotiate a return-to-play plan for 2020.

In the second hour, Joe Ostrowski was joined by NBC Sports Chicago senior producer Ryan McGuffey to discuss the 14-year anniversary of the fight between White Sox catcher A.J. Pierzynski and Cubs catcher Michael Barrett. The guys also discussed what was great in the "The Last Dance" and what was missing from the documentary. Later, former Cubs infielder and 16-year MLB veteran Jerry Hairston Jr. joined the show to discuss his perspective of being on the field on the day of the Pierzynski-Barrett brawl. They also discussed his passion to defend Bulls legend Michael Jordan against former teammate's Horace Grant's recent comments about his portrayal in "The Last Dance."

Joe Ostrowski opened his show by discussing the labor talks between MLB owners and players as they negotiate a return-to-play framework. If talks stall and fans have to pick sides, who's to blame? Later, Ostrowski reacted to former Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau's interview with ESPN reporter Adrian Wojnarowski in which he discussed "The Last Dance" and a film room located in his former organization's facility.