We broke the explosive updates revolving around Coby White's injury, which according to doctors, a reasonable timetable for recovery from his surgery is around four months. Then we went over the possible PG free agent and trade options for the upcoming season. Lonzo Ball, Derrick Rose, and Kemba Walker were three of the various players we considered possible options (1:00).

The main topic was the NBA 2021 Awards. ROY, DP, MVP, MIP, and All NBA 1st, 2nd, and 3rd teams. And, the all defensive 1st and 2nd squads (15:00).

Finally, we chatted about Manager Scott " Park The Bus" Parker's exodus from Fulham to Bournemouth (50:00).

We discuss Chicago Fire's Francisco Calvo and Gaston Gimenez being named to the Costa Rican and Paraguay national teams. Then we chatted about the Fire's bland performance vs. CF. Montreal. Yet again, we did not score one measly goal!! Bull and Hawk both use data, facts, and opinions to explain the significant problem with our shockingly poor attacking unit (1:00).

Then we broke down the Chicago Red Stars vs. Houston Dash long-awaited rematch. Mal Pugh started the match with a bang, scoring early, but not to be denied, the Dash's Nichelle Prince and Kristie Mewis made their marks (25:00). 

We finally, after waiting over twenty years, gave our thoughts on the 2021 Challenge Cup. We, mainly went over the final between the Portland Thorns and Gotham (1:00).

Fabian Herbers and the Chicago Fire took on Julian Gressel and DC United on Thursday in a hard-fought affair. Before breaking down that match, we chatted about Fabian and Julian's new podcast called Zee Soccer Podcast, which spoiler alert is incredible, at least CJ thinks it is. This match was big because eighteen-year-old Javier Casas made his MLS debut for us. Next, we celebrated the Chicago Fire's 1st win of the year, beating Inter Miami in a late surprise. Luka Stojanović came off the bench and scored the winning goal (8:00).

Later we broke down the Red Stars abysmal performance vs. Portland Thorns. We looked inadequate from the beginning. On the bright side, it is good to get blowouts out of the way early. Thorns star Sophia Smith almost got a hat trick. Luckily she didn't, for that would have made it even worse. Further on, we reflected on the Red Stars 0-0 draw vs. Gotham. The last Red Stars match was the best a 2-0 win over KC. Kealia Watt turned it on for the Red Stars, her first goal of the year and the team's first win as well (32:00).

Finally, we cried after The Houston Dash's 1-0 loss to Gotham. The same issues that plagued us in the Challenge Cup were present in our opener as well. Then we broke down the Dash's surprising last-minute draw with KC. Rachel Daly is now the all-time goal scorer in franchise history with 29 passing Red Stars Kealia Watt. Then we both went over the heartbreaking loss for the Dash vs. the Spirt (CJ Hawk's Fav Spirit Player). Ashley Hatch ripped out our hearts late in the match, but Rachel scored again which is great, though (57:00). 

Chicago Bears superfan and close friend of CJ Hawk Ross Quijano comes on to the show for the second time to talk Bears. CJ Hawk and Ross talk about the pick of Ohio State's Justin Field to be our new Qb. Also, we went over the selections of Oklahoma State's Tevin Jenkins, Missouri's Larry Borom, Virginia Tech's Khail Herbert, UNC's Dazz Newsome, Oregon's Thomas Grham Jr, and BYU's Khyiris Tonga. They also express their excitement in BYU's Zach Wilson being drafted 2nd overall by the New York Jets. Ross also chats about his favorite draft picks in the first round other than the Bears pick (1:00).

For the 2nd half, CJ Hawk discusses his first time seeing Chicago Fire FC live. The Fire took on the Philadelphia Union in a hard-fought match. CJ names his three stars of the game, his favorite players on the team, his favorite moments, and the explosive action sequences, and overall, he had a fantastic time!!! (35:00).