In their third and final hour of a Friday night program, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron did a little relationship analysis by looking at the drama surrounding Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce and his ex-girlfriend Kayla Nicole. Nicole alleges that Kelce forced her to split all of their bills and only gave her $100, despite Kelce making millions. Which side would you take? The two finished the hour with their predictions for the weekend's Cubs-Sox games.

In their second hour of a Friday night program, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron compared their lists of the top 5 Bears that will elevate their games in 2022. Ramirez gave his list the previous night with Cole Kmet on top. Did Herron also have the tight end at #1? Hub Arkush then joined the program with his picks and wrapped up a busy week of Bears OTAs.

In their first hour of a Friday night program, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron turned their attention to the weekend's Crosstown Cup and the biggest stories surrounding the Cubs and Sox. Should the Sox DFA Dallas Keuchel and then blast him into the sun? Why are the Cubs so inconsistent? It was the perfect time to welcome Parkins & Spiegel Executive Producer Shane Riordan to the show to announce the launch of a new podcast with Gabe Ramirez called "The Southsiders", available twice a week through Audacy. Riordan gave his opinions on Keuchel's status and where Andrew Vaughn should be batting in the order. Finally to round out the hour, Ramirez and Herron welcomed veteran Chicago baseball writer Mark Gonzales to look at both teams ahead of the weekend.

In the second hour Gabe asked Cubs fans can this team finish in last place in the NL central?? It would take a major downward spiral. Miguel Esparza is the Spanish voice of the Cubs and he joins the show to share what he has seen so far from the Cubs. He gives an update on a couple of highly touted Cubs prospects and tells you how he thinks they will finish the season. 

In the first hour of the show Gabe recaps all the latest news out of Bears OTA's and plays back some highlights form the press conferences that have taken place. Everyone including Matt Eberflus seems to be very impressed by Justin Fields so far. The Score's very own Mark Grote was there all week and he joins Gabe to share what he has seen so far. 

In his second of two hours, Gabe Ramirez played back some soundbites from White Sox color commentator Steve Stone from Stone's earlier appearance with Laurence Holmes. Ramirez then welcomed Rivals.com's Sam Phelan to talk all things Sox: from where does Luis Robert fit in the lineup to whether the Sox should move some bullpen arms to improve the bottom of the order. Ramirez ended the hour by playing back some of Terry Boers' Score Stories segment from the previous day.

In his first of two hours, Gabe Ramirez welcomed former Chicago Bear and Fox 32 Bears analyst Corey Wootton to the program for some lively debate on whether the Bears should trade veteran defensive end Robert Quinn. If so, for how much? Ramirez then opened the phone lines and gave listeners the opportunity to opine. For his final segment, Ramirez welcomed 670 the Score MLB Insider Bruce Levine to the program to recap a busy day at Wrigley that saw the unveiling of a new statue honoring legendary Cub Fergie Jenkins.

In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron were joined by former Bears defensive lineman Corey Wootton to share his prediction on what the team's record will be in 2022 after the schedule was released earlier in the evening. After that, Gabe asked Big Ant about a series of hypothetical Bears records this season -- how could they possibly happen? Later, the guys capped the show off by hearing a story that White Sox television analyst Stone Stone told on the Parkins & Spiegel Show about drinking with legendary broadcaster Harry Caray.

Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron opened their show with a call from Score teammate Danny Parkins, who wants them to put more respect on his name for having the scoop on the entire Bears' schedule for 2022. Later, Score insider Hub Arkush joined the show to share his takeaways on the Bears' schedule.

In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron reacted to the Bears' addition of veteran quarterback Nathan Peterman. They also shared the feelings on former Bears running back Tarik Cohen's heartbreaking essay in the Players' Tribune in which he detailed his family tragedy. Later, Jacob Infante of Windy City Gridiron joined the show to discuss the Bears' newest additions and to share a small dose of hope for the team's future.