Joe Ostrowski opened his show discussing how the Cubs are to a horrible start, and he believes that this poor play might signal the start of the end for manager Joe Maddon. Ostrowski also discussed some of president of baseball operations Theo Epstein's poor moves that have put the Cubs in their current position.

In the final hour, Joe Ostrowski predicted how the Cubs and White Sox should fare this season. Later, he tried to figure out who Norm Elrod is and why did he write an article about White Sox first baseman Jose Abreu being the best player in the city?

In the third hour, Joe Ostrowski was joined by Illinois state representative Mike Zalewski to discuss the potential of sports gambling becoming legal in the state. Later, Ostrowski was joined by Score producer and Action Network writer Eli Hershkovich to discuss the ongoing NCAA Tournament.

Joe Ostrowksi opened his show by discussing the Bears trading running back Jordan Howard to the Ealges for a sixth-round pick that could become a fifth-rounder. He also opened up the phone lines for callers to react.

In his second hour, Joe Ostrowski pondered why Cubs shortstop Javier Baez hasn't been talked about more often as being a leading key to the team's success. Later, the baseball conversation continued as Jim Margalus of the Sox Machine joined the show to discuss White Sox storylines and their loss to the Royals in the season opener Thursday.

In the third hour, Joe Ostrowski was joined by Kevin Fishbain of the Athletic to discuss his thoughts on the Bears trading running back Jordan Howard to the Eagles. Later, Ostrowski discussed Cubs storylines and pondered what it might take for the team to fire manager Joe Maddon during the season.

In the second hour, Joe Ostrowski continued reacting to the Bears trading Jordan Howard to the Eagles for a conditional sixth-round pick that could turn into a fifth-rounder. He also broke down how running backs don't carry much value in this era, which informed why it was hard for the Bears to get much back in a trade.

Joe Ostrowski opened his show by sharing his thoughts on what it will take for the Cubs to win the NL Central this season. As the hour progressed, Ostrowski was hit with the breaking news that the Bears traded Jordan Howard to the Eagles and reacted to it. Later, he brought on WBBM sideline reporter and Score host Mark Grote to discuss his perspective on Howard's exit from Chicago.

In the final episode of the season, Joe Ostrowski, Jack Thomason and Stephen Johnson breakdown the impact of Elliott's return to the Cowboys' backfield, along with what the Packers' fantasy value is without Rodgers. Later on, they dish out their Not The Ones, the non-elite fantasy plays for Week 16, along with their sleepers.

In this week's episode, the guys breakdown how the various matchups across the league could effect players with the fantasy football playoffs starting up, including Greg Olsen returning from his back injury. They also dive into Russell Wilson and whether or not he's matchup proof against the Jaguars. Later on, the guys dish out their Not The Ones, the non-elite starters for the week, along with their sleepers with The Score's Stephen Johnson.