Score Evenings

In the final hour, Joe Ostrowski discussed the Cubs' managerial search and listened to a clip of Joe Girardi campaigning for the job himself during an interview on the Mully & Haugh Show earlier in the day. Ostrowski also replayed a clip of Astros television analyst Geoff Blum discussing Houston bench coach Joe Espada's candidacy.

In the third hour, Joe Ostrowski was joined by PropSwap.com found Ian Epstein to discuss his company and what the advantages are of using his site to get rid of a losing bet or to hedge a potential winner.

In the second hour, Joe Ostrowski was joined by Maury Brown of Forbes to discuss the history of MLB teams forming their own television networks and what he thinks the Cubs' venture of the Marquee Network. What are the benefits and pitfalls of such endeavors? Later, Ostrowski asked listeners if they'd buy a television package that includes a price increase just for the Marquee Network.

Joe Ostrowski opened his show discussing the mystery surrounding Bears linebacker Roquan Smith's absence in a win against the Vikings and his declaration that he'll return to play against the Raiders this Sunday. Later, former White Sox infielder and current Astros television analyst Geoff Blum joined the show to discuss the Cubs' managerial search, including why Houston bench coach Joe Espada would be a good choice for Chicago.

In the final hour, Joe Ostrowski discussed how now that we're one-quarter of the way into the NFL season, there isn't a clear-cut favorite in the NFC this season. Ostrowski explains why the Bears could be the team to beat as we move forward.

In the third hour, Joe Ostrowski was joined by Mark Gonzales of the Tribune to discuss what moves the Cubs will make this offseason. Later, Ostrowski discussed the state of the White Sox and which team he believes will win the World Series as the playoffs get started.

In the second hour, Joe Ostrowski was joined by Patrick Finley of the Sun-Times to discuss the latest Bears storylines, including linebacker Roquan Smith's absence Sunday, the team's matchup against the Raiders in London on Sunday and whether quarterback Mitchell Trubisky will still be "the guy" when he's healthy enough to return. Later, Ostrowski continued with the Cubs talk and what lies ahead in their busy offseason.

Joe Ostrowski opened his show discussing how the Cubs missing the playoffs has kicked off a series of changes for the organization, starting with the exit of manager Joe Maddon. President of baseball operations Theo Epstein promised that more change is coming. Ostrowski discussed how some of the core players could be traded and who the candidates are to replace Maddon.

In his final hour, Joe Ostrowski discussed that while Bears quarterback Mitchell Trubisky has been bad in the first two games, coach Matt Nagy has also struggled with his play-calling. Ostrowski also wanted to know what the Bears will do with Trubisky if he continues to struggle.

In the second hour, Joe Ostrowski discussed how the Cubs' season feels like it's over now after they dropped their fourth straight game Friday afternoon. Later, he discussed how bad Bears quarterback Mitchell Trubisky has been this season and what the organization will do with him moving forward.