Former NFL/CFL/XFL scout Russ Lande joined Joe to talk about which players the Bears might be targeting for this years draft.

Cubs had a good weekend vs Arizona but still had some setbacks namely Brandon Morrow getting shutdown during his rehab. Also Pedro Strop failed to close the game out on Sunday so Joe asked how should the Cubs fix their closer problem. Later in the hour, Joe talked about how Iowa and Indiana are both close to have sports betting in their states while Illinois is doing something very unnecessary that no other state is proposing.

Pro Football Focus' Scott Barrett came on with Joe to discuss the Bears and their offseason moves. Scott and PFF are not big fans of a couple key members of the Bears, listen to find out which players.

Joe asked Executive Producer Herb Lawrence about his ballpark journey and how he would rank the 15 ballparks that he's been to so far.

Peter Gammons came on the station earlier and stated that there is some friction between Theo and Joe Maddon. Joe Ostrowski wanted to know if Theo just wants to have his own style of manager that would listen to his opinions

In the 2nd hour of the show, Joe discussed the suddenly surging Cubs and how well their pitching staff has done lately. Later in the hour, there is a rumor about Mookie Betts is on the trading block and Joe wondered what it would take for the Cubs to acquire the AL MVP

Word came down that White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson would be suspended for calling Brad Keller the "n-word". Joe, his producer Herb Lawrence and you the listener discussed the absurdity of this situation and how MLB should have handled it.

Joe Ostrowski and Anthony Herron were broadcasting live from Real Time Sports in Elk Grove Village and afternoon Executive Producer/Host Nick Shepkowski showed up and did the whole hour with the guys.

Joe Ostrowski and Anthony Herron had For The Win writer Andy Nesbitt on to talk about his article on the Tim Anderson bat toss and subsequent nonsense that the Royals created.

Joe Ostrowski and Anthony Herron welcomed in Patrick Finley from the Chicago Sun-Times to talk about the NFL Schedule release & Bears toughest part of their schedule