Sitting in for Joe Ostrowski, Hub Arkush and Arthur Arkush opened their show by discussing what the Bears' offseason could look like as the NFL Scouting Combine is rapidly approaching. Later, Dan Pompei of the Athletic joined the show to discuss the Bears and what lies ahead in free agency and the draft for them.

In the final hour, Joe Ostrowski took a listen to Radio.com Sports NBA insider Kendrick Perkins' interview on the Mully & Haugh Show earlier in the day in which he criticized Bulls coach Jim Boylen. Ostrowski and producers Chris Dickens and Mike Chen then ranked Girl Scout cookies. Later, he welcomed in Julie DiCaro and Ben Finfer for transition.

In the second hour, Joe Ostrowski and producers Chris Dickens and Mike Chen discussed what the expectations are for Cubs and White Sox this season and what fans can really expect.

Joe Ostrowski opened his show by listening and reacting to the Astros' press conference earlier Thursday in which they addressed and attempted to apologize for their cheating scandal. Later, Ostrowski took calls from listeners on the Astros' scandal.

In the final hour, Joe Ostrowski took a close look at PECOTA wins projections for MLB teams and compared them to the numbers that sportsbooks have for the upcoming season. The crew then began a segment by discussing Rivers Casino hiring a sportsbook employee, but the conversation took a hard right turn as Ostrowski and producer Adam Studzinski broke down their favorite Polish foods. Later, Ostrowski welcomed in Julie DiCaro for transition to close out the show.

In the third hour, Joe Ostrowski listened back to recently retired Bears guard Kyle Long's wide-ranging interview with Danny Parkins earlier in the day. Long had some strong feelings on whether quarterback Mitchell Trubisky can still be successful in Chicago. Ostrowski then turned his attention to the XFL and former Bears coach Marc Trestman, who now leads the Tampa Bay Vipers. Could the Vipers lose all their games? Sticking on the topic of former Bears coaches, Ostrowski and the crew later shared their thoughts on Mel Tucker getting hired as Michigan State's new coach.

In the second hour, Joe Ostrowski was joined by Ryan McGuffey of NBC Sports Chicago to discuss the White Sox reporting to spring training. The fans have high expectations for the White Sox in 2020, so what does McGuffey think of the club? Later, Jim Owczarski of the Journal Sentinel joined the show to discuss whether he believes Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton would be a good fit for the Bears. Owczarski previously covered the Bengals in Cincinnati before heading to Wisconsin.

Joe Ostrowski opened his show by taking a close look at the Cubs' upcoming launch of the Marquee Sports Network, which doesn't have a deal locked in with Comcast/Xfinity yet, among other cable providers. There's growing concern a deal won't get done before the start of the season. That conversation then rolled into a larger discussion about the accessibility of MLB games throughout the country.

In the final hour, Joe Ostrowski discussed the struggling Bulls and whether they could overhaul their front office this offseason, as a Daily Herald report recently suggested. Later, Ostrowski welcomed in Julie DiCaro for transition, where she shared her thoughts on the Oscars and Bob Knight, who was welcomed back to Indiana University on Saturday with open arms.

In the third hour, Joe Ostrowski discussed the Bears' quarterback situation moving forward. Will they bring in a veteran to take the starting job or to compete with Mitchell Trubisky? Tom Brady, Philip Rivers and Teddy Bridgewater are among the quarterbacks expected to hit the open market.