Spiegel & Holmes Show

In the second hour, Danny Parkins and Matt Spiegel turned their attention to baseball in the Things that Matter segment, where Spiegel took the crew through what matters and what doesn’t from both Cubs and White Sox camp. He included updates on Cubs outfielder Ian Happ and right-hander Shelby Miller and White Sox first baseman Andrew Vaughn, outfielder Billy Hamilton and catcher Zack Collins. Also, the Bulls may be putting together a trade package for Pelicans point guard Lonzo Ball. Would the addition of Ball make them a lock to earn a playoff berth?

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Danny Parkins and Matt Spiegel opened their show by reacting to the latest NCAA Tournament action. In news that surprised absolutely no one, Parkins ruined star guard Ayo Dosunmu and the Fighting Illini. After that, the conversation turned to a key question regarding the Section 108 Tournament -- who's Spiegel endorsing? In a disgusting move, he left his executive producer in the dust. Also, NCAA Tournament aside, are you going to want to consume Loyola basketball regular-season games come next December? What will it take for you to follow and consume the Ramblers more in the regular season?

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In the final hour, Danny Parkins and Mark Grote were joined by Adam Hoge of NBC Sports Chicago to discuss the latest Bears storylines and whether fans should have hope for anything positive at all. After that, the guys recapped the Virtual Score House show from Thursday evening before ending the show with your questions in the One Last Thing segment.

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In the third hour, Danny Parkins and Mark Grote were joined by Radio.com Sports college basketball expert Eli Hershkovich ... and didn't ask him a single question about the NCAA Tournament, much to Hershkovich's dismay. Later, NBC Sports Chicago analyst Steve Stone joined the show to discuss the latest White Sox storylines from camp.

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In the second hour, Danny Parkins and Mark Grote laid the groundwork for a key addition to Score Overnights. That's right -- Les Grobstein's show has an opening for a producer. So the crew took your calls and wanted to hear your qualifications. Does anyone want the job? Why wouldn't you? Why would you?

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Danny Parkins and Mark Grote, who was in for Matt Spiegel, opened their show by discussing the Bears locker room's unhappiness after news surfaced that top cornerback Kyle Fuller is on the way out and defensive lineman Akiem Hicks has been granted permission to seek a trade. No one is happy with the organization as everything is wrong.

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In the third hour, Danny Parkins was joined by Marquee Sports Network play-by-play voice Jon "Boog" Sciambi to discuss the latest Cubs storylines. Parkins also had the joy of discovering that broadcast partner Jim Deshaies was driving Sciambi around on Lake Shore Drive during the interview. Later, Parkins & Spiegel Show senior American sports correspondent Flula Borg (who's also known for being a German actor and comedian) joined the show to break down his NCAA Tournament bracket.

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In the second hour, Danny Parkins was joined by Mike Meltser, a practicing lawyer and a former radio host who has covered Texans star quarterback Deshaun Watson. Meltser explained the civil lawsuits filed against Watson alleging that he sexually harassed and sexually assaulted massage therapists. After that, the guys heard from new Bears quarterback Andy Dalton for the first time in Chicago. Apparently, he wants to retire a Bear? Later, the crew debated whether it would hurt producers Chris Tannehill and Shane Riordan in the "108 Tourney" if Parkins were to endorse them.

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Flying solo, Danny Parkins opened his show by reacting to the breaking news that former Bears quarterback Mitchell Trubisky has joined the Bills on a one-year deal. So it's officially so long, Mitchell. Later, Gary Parrish of CBS Sports joined the show to preview the NCAA Tournament and to break down how good the Illini are.

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That's it. Quarterback Mitchell Trubisky's tenure in Chicago is likely officially over. In the final hour, Danny Parkins and Matt Spiegel shared the final track of the "Mitch Album" and continued to express their depression over the Bears' acquisition of veteran quarterback Andy Dalton. As always, we ended the show with your questions in the One Last Thing segment.

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