In the final hour, Ramie Makhlouf was joined by Score executive producer Rick Camp to discuss how much we should be worried about the Bulls amid their four-game losing streak. Later, Makhlouf asked listeners who they're envious of in the NFL playoffs and also replayed Chicago radio legend Jonathon Brandmeier's interview on the Parkins & Spiegel Show in which he reflected on the legacy of Score icon Les Grobstein, who passed away Sunday at age 69.

In second hour, Ramie Makhlouf was joined by Sean Hammond of the Daily Herald to discuss the Bears' search for a new general manager and head coach. How will their hiring process play out? Later, Makhlouf discussed the Bulls' struggles amid their four-game losing streak.

In the first hour, Ramie Makhlouf questioned if the Bears will mess up their general manager and head coach hirings. Later, Makhlouf shared his memories of Score legend Les Grobstein, who passed away Sunday at age 69.

As the late, great Les Grobstein would want it, Mike Esposito gave the listeners time to share their thoughts and memories of the Grobber, who passed away Sunday at age 69.

Mike Esposito and producer Adam Studzinski opened the show by sharing their fondest memories of Score legend and overnight host Les Grobstein, who passed away Sunday at age 69. Later, Blackhawks radio host Chris Boden joined the show to discuss Grobstein's legacy.