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In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron circled back to their debate on whether it makes sense for the Bulls to pursue disgruntled Nets star guard Kyrie Irving on the trade market. Callers also chimed in. LaMond Pope of the Tribune then joined the show to discuss the current state of the White Sox. Can they still win the AL Central? Ramirez and Herron later rounded out the hour with a look at the controversy over Bears quarterback Justin Fields posting workout videos on his Instagram.

In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron were joined by Pete Fiutak of College Football News to discuss USC and UCLA leaving the Pac-12 for the Big Ten. Will Notre Dame be next to join the Big Ten? After that, Joe Cowley of the Sun-Times joined the show to break down the Bulls' moves in free agency. Later, Ramirez and Herron took listeners' calls on whether this is a make-or-break season for Bulls forward Patrick Williams.

Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron opened their show by reacting to star guard Zach LaVine agreeing to a five-year, $215-million deal to return to the Bulls. After that, Maddie Lee of the Sun-Times joined the show to discuss the Cubs' comeback 6-5 win against the Red Sox on Friday afternoon and her profile story on outfielder Jason Heyward's baseball facility on the West Side. Later, Ramirez and Herron had a heated debate on whether the Bulls should pursue disgruntled Nets star Kyrie Irving on the trade market.

In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Meghan Montemurro of the Tribune to discuss the latest Cubs storylines, including outfielder Seiya Suzuki's timeline for a return from injury. After that, Ramirez previewed the White Sox-Angels game. Later, we ended it with a fun interview that former Bears offensive lineman Kyle Long had on the Parkins & Spiegel Show.

Gabe Ramirez opened his show by sharing his insight on the Bulls' selection of Arizona guard Dalen Terry at No. 18 overall in the NBA Draft. After that, Hall of Fame writer Sam Smith joined the show to explain what Terry could bring the Bulls. Later, we also heard Bulls executive vice president of basketball operations Arturas Karnisovas' comments on the Mully & Haugh Show earlier in the morning.

In his final hour, Gabe Ramirez continued to discuss the Bulls' selection of Arizona guard Dalen Terry at No. 18 overall in the NBA Draft. What do the listeners think of the pick? What else do the Bulls need to add this offseason?

Gabe Ramirez opened his show by reacting to the Bulls' selection of Arizona guard Dalen Terry at No. 18 overall in the NBA Draft. He also listened to Bulls general manager Marc Eversley's press conference on what Terry will bring the team and what lies ahead in the offseason. Later, Ramirez took calls from listeners.

In the final hour, Chuck Swirsky and Bill Wennington reacted to the Bulls' selection of Arizona guard Dalen Terry at No. 18 overall in the NBA Draft. They were also joined by Hall of Fame writer Sam Smith, who hung around to break down Terry's game and to explain how he thinks the Bulls will approach the rest of the offseason. Later, we heard Terry speak with the Chicago media for the first time.

In the third hour, Chuck Swirsky and Bill Wennington were joined by K.C. Johnson of NBC Sports Chicago to share his takeaways on the early picks in the NBA Draft and to preview what the Bulls might do with the No. 18 pick. After that, Hall of Fame writer Sam Smith stopped by to break down how the draft was shaking out. Later, the Bulls were on the clock and selected Arizona guard Dalen Terry at No. 18 overall.

In the second hour, Chuck Swirsky and Bill Wennington reacted as the NBA Draft officially got underway. They then welcomed on Rob Schaefer of NBC Sports Chicago to break down the draft board. Later, former Bulls center and current NBC Sports Chicago analyst Will Perdue joined the show to share his perspective.