In the second hour, Joe Ostrowski was joined by Tony Gill of NBC Sports Chicago to discuss his previous involvement in a Radio.com Sports podcast that took a deep dive into the death of James Jordan, the father of the legendary Michael Jordan who was highlighted in the latest episodes of "The Last Dance." Ostrowski then took a look at NFL MVP odds for the upcoming season and shared what he believes are the best value bets to make. Later, writer and betting analyst Chris Altruda joined the show to discuss whether casinos will get mobile betting off the ground right away once sports return and if we will see any racing at the tracks this year.

Joe Ostrowski opened his show by reacting to the latest episodes of "The Last Dance" on Sunday night and discussing how long-held perceptions may or may not have been changed by the documentary. Later, he listened and reacted to Illinois governor J.B. Pritzker's comments expressing disappointment in MLB players for holding out for more money during labor talks with the league amid the coronavirus pandemic.

In the final hour, Joe Ostrowski listened back to some of the best interviews of the day on the station. He listened to former Bears quarterback Jim McMahon on the McNeil & Parkins Show discussing his health, the 1985 Bears' championship-winning season and his experiences golfing with Michael Jordan. The crew also played back former Jordan trainer Tim Grover's interview on the Laurence Holmes Show in which he discussed being around the 1990s Bulls.

In the third hour, Joe Ostrowski was joined by Joe Cowley of the Sun-Times to discuss new Bulls general manager Marc Eversley's first impression, as he had his introductory call with the Chicago media Friday. Cowley also shared insight on whether Bulls coach Jim Boylen will be retained and who exactly is making that decision. Ryan Horvat of 105.7 The Fan in Milwaukee then joined the show to discuss the Packers' decision to trade up to select quarterback Jordan Love in the first round of the NFL Draft. Did that move upset star quarterback Aaron Rodgers? And could Rodgers join the Bears somdeday? Later, Ostrowski listened to Bulls legend Michael Jordan's agent, David Falk, discuss how Jordan would perform in today's NBA.

In the second hour, Joe Ostrowski was joined by Arthur Arkush of Shaw Media to discuss the Bears' additions of receiver Ted Ginn Jr. and safety Tashaun Gipson and whether the team will exercise or decline quarterback Mitchell Trubisky's fifth-year option. Ostrowski then played sound from general manager Ryan Pace explaining why the Bears made the choices they did in the NFL Draft last weekend. Later, Ostrowski wondered if former Cubs manager Joe Maddon ever asked to take a vacation when he was with the organization.

Joe Ostrowski opened his show by discussing the Bears' transactions over the last few months. Has general manager Ryan Pace been having a good offseason? Ostrowski then took calls from listeners on the topic. Later, he listened to audio to help you learn more about new Bulls general manager Marc Eversley.

In the final hour, Joe Ostrowski listened back to some of the best interviews of the day on the station, including Cubs outfielder Jason Heyward on the Laurence Holmes Show, executive producer Jay Zawaski explaining the Blackhawks' changes on the Dan Bernstein Show and Sun-Times columnist Rick Telander earlier on Ostrowski's own show.

In the third hour, Joe Ostrowski was joined by Alex Kennedy of Hoops Hype to discuss his one-on-one interview with Bulls guard Zach LaVine. What was LaVine's attitude regarding the Bulls' front office changes? They also discussed "The Last Dance" documentary. Later, Ostrowski listened to Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot break down the Bears' quarterback competition on NBC Sports Chicago and also provide a quick update on the potential return of baseball in Chicago.

In the second hour, Joe Ostrowski was joined by longtime sports columnist Rick Telander of the Sun-Times to discuss his involvement with "The Last Dance" documentary series and to share some interesting Michael Jordan stories, including why Jordan never talks to Sports Illustrated. Ostrowski was also reminded by Telander that Wednesday marked the 37-year anniversary of Cubs manager Lee Elia's infamous rant, so he reflected on that.

Joe Ostrowski opened his show discussing the Packers' interesting quarterback situation. All signs point to Aaron Rodgers' stay in Green Bay coming to an end sooner than expected, so where might he end up next? Could there be a scenario in which Rodgers lands in Chicago down the line? And would Bears fans accept him? Later, Ostrowski was joined by Bryan Perez of NBC Sports Chicago to break down the Bears' draft class.