Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron kicked their show off with the Trifecta segment, hitting on the biggest sports storylines of the day. They then brought in Patrick Finley of the Sun-Times to discuss the Bears' 2-0 start in the preseason. Later, Ramirez and Herron ended the hour with a little match-making game involving Bears quarterback Justin Fields.

In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Rob Schaefer of NBC Sports Chicago to discuss the Bulls' schedule for the upcoming season after it was released earlier in the afternoon. What do we expect from the team this season? Later, Ramirez listened and reacted to an NFL analyst expressing his belief that the Bears should trade disgruntled linebacker Roquan Smith.

Gabe Ramirez kicked off his show with the Trifecta, hitting on the biggest sports storylines of the day. After that, he welcomed on former Bears running back Matt Forte, who shared an update on a back-to-school event taking place this weekend and discussed Chicago linebacker Roquan Smith's contract hold-in.

In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Hub Arkush were joined by Alex Gold of 610 Sports in Kansas City to preview the Bears-Chiefs matchup in the preseason Saturday. After that, Ramirez and Arkush shared which players they'll be keeping an eye on in the Bears' first game action Saturday. Later, they ended the show with what they called "Twitter time."

In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Hub Arkush debated who will be the Bears' difference-makers this season. With an offense full of unrecognizable names, Bears fans are finding it hard to believe in the new offense. Later, Eric Edholm of Yahoo Sports joined the show to share the national perspective on the Bears and to discuss which team might leap from worst to first in its division in 2022.

Gabe Ramirez and Hub Arkush opened their show with a focus on the Bears, as Arkush shared his most important observations from training camp. Will star linebacker Roquan Smith be traded? Or will the Bears sign him to a long-term contract extension?

In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez discussed a sad day for Cubs fans, as All-Star catcher Willson Contreras had an emotional goodbye at Wrigley Field in what was widely expected to be his final home game with the organization as the trade deadline looms next week. Later, broadcaster Miguel Esparza -- the Spanish radio voice of the Cubs -- joined the show to share what it was like to call the game Tuesday. The guys also discussed where the Cubs go from here and what the trade deadline might have in store.

In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Sam Phelan of A to Z Sports to discuss how the White Sox will approach the trade deadline. Later, Ramirez and producer Caesar Perez discussed Warriors forward Draymond Green's claim that his 2017 Golden State team would beat the 1990s Chicago Bulls. Could those Warriors really beat the Bulls by 20 like Green says? We doubt it.

Gabe Ramirez opened his show by welcoming on Score teammate Mark Grote to recap everything he heard and saw at Halas Hall as the Bears reported for training camp Tuesday. Grote shared the best sound of the day as the guys also previewed the biggest storylines coming into the season.

In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez turned his attention to the Bears, who start training camp next week. Ramirez believes they might win a few more games than some are thinking. Later, he discussed a study this week showing the basic cost of attending MLB games -- and the Cubs are rank No. 2.