Joe Ostrowski and Arthur Arkush opened their show by reacting to the rumors coming out of the Winter Meetings that the Cubs are looking to trade All-Star third baseman Kris Bryant.

In the final hour, Joe Ostrowski was joined by Mitchell Armentrout of the Sun-Times on to share an update on gambling in Illinois.

In the second hour, Joe Ostrowski was joined by Sean Zerillo of the Action Network to discuss the MLB futures bets that have his interest -- including one on the South Side of Chicago. Later, Ostrowski previewed the Bears-Cowboys matchup Thursday.

Joe Ostrowski opened his show by reacting to reports that the Cubs have been "aggressive" in their efforts to make a trade. Whom should the Cubs trade? Ostrowski also discussed the White Sox expressing interest in free-agent left-hander Cole Hamels.

In the amended final hour of the show, Joe Ostrowski chats with Score baseball expert Bruce Levine to discuss Addison Russell's non-tender, possible trades, and the upcoming MLB winter meetings.

Joe Ostrowski opened his show reacting to the breaking news that the Cubs non-tendered infielder Addison Russell, ending his tenure with the organization. Later, Ostrowski assessed the Bears' remaining schedule and discussed the state of the team.

In the final hour, Rick Camp discussed the Bulls' multitude of problems, as they've started the season 6-13 and are on a three-game road trip on the West Coast.

Filling in for Joe Ostrowski, Rick Camp opened his show by reacting to the Bears' 24-20 win against the Lions on Thursday. Later, JJ Stankevitz joined the show to break down what he saw in the Bears' victory.

In the second hour, Rick Camp was joined by Zach Harper of the Athletic to discuss the Bulls' struggles, why they're not succeeding and other NBA storylines.

In the final hour plus some bonus time, Joe Ostrowski was first joined by Score producer Rick Camp (in studio!) to discuss what the best Thanksgiving foods are and some basketball. Soon-to-be former Laurence Holmes Show executive producer Tony Gill then joined the show to discuss his new job and plans for the future. Later, soon-to-be new Laurence Holmes Show executive producer hopped on the program to discuss the White Sox and more.