Score Overnights

In the fourth hour of Score Overnights, Mark Grote and producer Sean Sears share their preferred Cubs lineups for the season and discuss how the White Sox's roster for Opening Day may shake out.

In the third hour of Score Overnights, Mark Grote takes calls on the Bears and how they'll approach the NFL Draft later in April. Also, Grote shares stories of his time in the Cubs broadcast booth doing pregame and postgame for The Score.

In the second hour of Score Overnight, Mark Grote discusses the biggest storylines for the Cubs this year. Later, Grote takes callers on the Bulls' tough loss to the Celtics and has more Cubs talk.

Score Overnights kicks off with host Mark Grote discussing the Bulls' 117-94 loss to the Celtics on Wednesday. Also, it's Opening Day for the Cubs and Grote is excited to see them play finally.

In the final hour of Score Overnight, Mark Grote takes calls and recaps the top sports stories of the day, including the Bulls clinching a postseason spot despite a loss to the Bucks on Tuesday, Opening Day being around the corner for the Cubs and White Sox and Tiger Woods expecting return to action at the Masters this week.

In the fourth hour of Score Overnight, Mark Grote and his producer Sean Sears preview the 2022 MLB season, which included them sharing their postseason teams and picks for MVP and Cy Young winners. Later, we replay an interview with Audacy Sports insider Jon Heyman from the Mully & Haugh Show on Tuesday morning.

In the third hour of Score Overnight, Mark Grote shares a funny story about Dave the Cat and his battle with the TV.

In the second hour of Score Overnight, Mark Grote dives into the Tiger Woods conversation as the golf superstar plans to return to the course at the Masters this week. 

Mark Grote opens the show discussing the Bulls' tough 127-106 loss to the Bucks on Tuesday and how they need to right the ship with a matchup against the Celtics looming Wednesday night.

In the fourth hour, host Mark Grote talks about the White Sox's rotation, the Bulls' final four regular-season games and how he picked North Carolina to win it all in the NCAA Tournament this year.