Spiegel & Holmes Show

Matt Spiegel was joined by Gabe Ramirez and Kaitlin Sharkey for a transition segment, where they discussed the Bears' draft needs and more.

One of the greatest filmmakers of all time, Adam McKay joins Matt Spiegel to talk HBO’s "Winning Time," Oscar-nominated "Don’t Look Up" and building his comedy foundation in the Chicago improv scene.

Jon "Boog" Sciambi told Danny Parkins that our listeners could choose his home run call for new Cubs outfielder Seiya Suzuki. On Tuesday, Boog got his first shot to call a Suzuki homer. Did he come through?

One of the greatest filmmakers of all time, Adam McKay joins Matt Spiegel to kick off the final hour of the show. We talk HBO’s "Winning Time," Oscar-nominated "Don’t Look Up" and building his comedy foundation in the Chicago improv scene. Then, we had our One Last Thing segment before we cross-talk with new 670 The Score blood Gabe Ramirez and Kaitlin Sharkey.

MLB’s introduction of the PitchCom technology has been met with both positive and negative feedback. Spiegs loves the fact that everyone up the middle between the catcher, pitcher, middle infielders and center fielder know which pitch is coming.

We had an absolute blast tailgating the White Sox home opener Tuesday afternoon. The MOB showed up and they showed up BIG. We break down Spiegs’ experience riding a bike to the park, Shane’s Blackstone griddle buffet and a party in Lot B that POPPED OFF. Also, Luis Robert looks like a generational talent and White Sox fans should be as happy as clams.

Happy Vince Velasquez day! The guys preview the White Sox's home opener against the Mariners on the South Side on Tuesday afternoon before heading over to Lot B. Danny Parkins and Matt Spiegel discuss the latest Andrew Vaughn trade rumors, and Spiegs surveys the show members for their "baseball bona fides." There's also a Cubs reunion going down in Pittsburgh, but that relationship is complicated.

Here’s the thing -- we’re not at all worried about the White Sox and their lack of starting pitching depth. The offensive production should be enough to sustain. That being said, is Michael Kopech touting just a fastball and a slider enough to be a starting pitcher on a World Series team? No changeup necessary? And it’s rumored that the Oakland Athletics want Andrew Vaughn in any proposed deal for starting pitcher Frankie Montas. That’s gonna be a hard no for us, dog. Then suspensions have been announced for Cubs manager David Ross and right-hander Keegan Thompson after a benches-clearing scrum against the Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday. Justified or no way? And as always, we end the show with your questions in One Last Thing.

As always, we end the show taking your questions in One Last Thing.

We have another edition of Good Dad/Bad Dad with Matt Spiegel. How much sugar is too much sugar to give your kid? How about arcade games? Spiegs is struggling with the morals behind letting his son play first-person-shooter video games.