In the second hour, Joe Ostrowski was joined by Josh Nelson of the Sox Machine podcast to discuss a variety of White Sox topics ahead of SoxFest this weekend. The guys broke down the team's strengths and weaknesses, discussed how excited fans should be and shared expectations for the 2020 season.

Joe Ostrowski opened his show by discussing the Cubs' impending launch of their Marquee Sports Network, which will broadcast all of their local games. Marquee hasn't yet reached a deal with Comcast, which provides cable for more than half of Chicago. Is there going to be a deal done in time for the 2020 season? Later, Bryan Perez of NBC Sports Chicago joined the show to provide insight on some of the players whom the Bears could and should target in the NFL Draft.

In the final hour, Joe Ostrowski reflected on the biggest storylines out of Cubs Convention over the weekend. He then took calls from listeners on what they thought of Cubs owner Tom Ricketts getting booed when he brought up the team's new Marquee Sports Network. Later, Ostrowski welcomed in Julie DiCaro for transition.

In the second hour, Joe Ostrowski discussed the Chiefs-49ers matchup in the Super Bowl and which team he believes has the edge. Ryan Hovart of of 105.7 The Fan in Milwaukee then joined the show to discuss the Packers' loss to the 49ers in the NFC Championship Game and if Green Bay will experience regression in 2021. Later, Bryan Perez of NBC Sports Chicago joined the program live from the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama. He discussed whom the Bears could be eyeing in the NFL Draft.

Joe Ostrowski opened his show by reacting to the news of Derek Jeter and Larry Walker being elected into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Ostrowski also looked at the voting results for other players on the ballot, including those with ties to the Cubs and White Sox.

In the final hour, Joe Ostrowski discussed Bears legend Devin Hester's credentials for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Will he be the next former Bear to enter the Hall of Fame? If not him, who will be next? Ostrowski also welcomed in Julie DiCaro for transition, where they discussed the most recent developments in the MLB cheating scandals and what new shows are worth watching.

In the second hour, Joe Ostrowski was joined by Mo Egger of ESPN 1530 in Cincinnati. Egger previously covered new Bears offensive coordinator Bill Lazor when Lazor worked for the Bengals for three years, so Egger shared insight into what Chicago is adding to its staff. Later, Ostrowski continued to discuss the Bears' new assistant coaches, breaking down the positives of their additions and also what concerns him.

Joe Ostrowski opened his show by discussing the Astros' cheating scandal, the fallout of it and accusations toward other teams. Ostrowski asked listeners where the line is when it comes to cheating in MLB. And just how egregious were the Astros' offenses?

In the final hour, Joe Ostrowski listened and reacted to Giants general manager Dave Gettleman's comments about how the NFL isn't a passing league but instead a running league. Ostrowski then replayed some of the conversation that Laurence Holmes had with White Sox television analyst Steve Stone about the direction the organization is headed. Later, he welcomed Julie DiCaro in for transition.

In the second hour, Joe Ostrowski continued the discussion about whether Rockies star third baseman Nolan Arenado could join the Cubs via trade. He then dove into how the Bears experienced regression this season and if they can right the ship or if this is just who they are. Later, Titans radio commentator and former Bears assistant coach Dave McGinnis joined the show to preview Tennessee's matchup at Kansas City in the divisional round Sunday and what the future holds for quarterback Marcus Mariota.