The Full Go with Jason Goff

'The Full Go' returns as Cubs field reporter for Marquee Sports Network, Taylor McGregor, joins the show to discuss the optimism around the Cubs after their opening day win over the Brewers (01:46) and after, Jason shares why he loves opening day so much even as just a casual baseball fan (24:17). The Blackhawks announced they are going to retire Marián Hossa’s 81 jersey and Jason shares his feelings about Hossa and how his arrival changed everything (30:35). In 'Outside the Chi,' Jason talks about watching Tiger Woods at the Masters (34:04).

Host: Jason Goff

Guest: Taylor McGregor

Producers: Steve Ceurti and Jessie Lopez

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The Bulls fall to the Bucks yet again; however, in the loss Jason finds some appreciation for Giannis’s play (02:16). After five years of mediocrity the Bulls are back in the playoffs (10:20). ESPN’s own Clinton Yates stops by for a deep dive into baseball ahead of Opening Day (22:16). They dive into the Afro-Latino influence in MLB, which player will command a $500 million contract, pitch counts, and more. Jason also shares his thoughts on Lonzo Ball possibly shutting it down for the rest of the season (53:08).

Host: Jason Goff

Guest: Clinton Yates

Producers: Steve Ceruti and Jessie Lopez

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‘The Full Go’ begins with Jason trying to explain to his young son why the family dog is wearing a diaper (03:10). Following another noncompetitive loss to the Miami Heat, it may be time to confront the realities that have been staring us in the face all season long: that the Bulls may just not be good enough (14:18). The White Sox and their general manager Rick Hahn had a busy weekend that started with trading Craig Kimbrel and ended with a significant injury to their starting rotation. Jason and Chris outline what should be a busy period for the team (29:56). Jason’s fiancée, psychologist and sex therapist and Pia Holec, stops by the show to discuss drives voyeuristic behavior (37:45). As voice of the Blackhawks Pat Foley prepares to hang up the headphones, Jason pays tribute to a Chicago icon and explains why Pat Foley will always be an important figure to him (45:32). As one broadcasting icon exits, a new legend enters and her name is Diana Taurasi (59:23).

Host: Jason Goff

Producers: Steve Ceruti, Chris Tannehill, and Jessie Lopez

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‘The Full Go’ begins with the Bulls’ 135-130 overtime victory over the Clippers (04:57). DeMar DeRozan scored 50 points in a contest that the Bulls likely would have lost earlier this season. It’s been a theme all season, but there’s no better time to acknowledge how special DeRozan’s season has been and why Bulls fans may never see anything like this again (18:56). For the first time ever in a Final Four, Duke and North Carolina prepare to square off. However, there is something even more significant that has happened this season, and Jason explains why it’s already a success (24:27). Four-time WWE world champion Seth “Freakin” Rollins joins Jason ahead of ‘WrestleMania 38’ (36:37). Seth shoots on his journey to stardom, fashion choices, and how he became a Chicago Bears fan.

Host: Jason Goff

Guest: Seth “Freakin” Rollins

Producers: Steve Ceruti, Chris Tannehill, and Jessie Lopez

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‘The Full Go’ begins with Jason breaking down a much-needed victory for the Bulls (02:15). The last time the Bulls visited D.C., Chicago was firing on all cylinders. Since then, they have dropped to the fifth seed in the East and have lost most of their positive vibes. The White Sox entered the offseason with clear needs and goals in mind. As the dust settles following the lockout and the Sox prepare for the season to begin, most of their roster’s holes haven’t been filled. Jason and Chris try to make sense of where the Sox are, and where they’re going (21:05). We’ve seen all the memes, heard all the jokes, and watched the Will Smith slap ad nauseam. It may be time for a nuanced discussion about the culture we live in, not knowing what people might be going through behind closed doors, and the hypocrisy of the Academy Awards (32:15).

Host: Jason Goff

Producers: Steve Ceruti, Chris Tannehill, and Jessie Lopez

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Jason begins the show by breaking down the realistic expectations for the Bulls going into the playoffs (05:42). He also tells us why Nikola Vucevic will be the Bulls’ most important player down the stretch (09:05). Actor and comedian Lil Rel Howery joins the show to talk about his partnership with Aflac and hosting the Pre-Pain Show with Wanda Sykes during March Madness (18:05). Jason next breaks down his weekend watching the tournament and why he’s enjoyed this year’s event (32:32). In Outside the Chi, Jason once again dives into the situation with Deshaun Watson after hearing his comments at his Browns press conference (46:12).

Host: Jason Goff

Guest: Lil Rel Howery

Producers: Steve Ceruti, Chris Tannehill, and Jessie Lopez

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Another day and another Bulls loss, as Jason begins the show discussing the 126-109 defeat to the Pelicans (01:55). A team this good should not be crumbling as bad as they are. Jason next goes through what Ryan Poles has done since the Larry Ogunjobi misstep in free agency (25:47). In Outside the Chi, Jason looks at the Tyreek Hill and Deshaun Watson trade from a different optic (35:28). Lastly, the emotions of getting caught cheating on your manicurist (44:41).

Host: Jason Goff

Producers: Steve Ceruti, Chris Tannehill, and Jessie Lopez

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‘The Full Go’ begins with the Bulls dropping another game against the defending champion Milwaukee Bucks, 126-98. They fall to 0-16 against the top teams in the NBA, so where do the Bulls go from here? Who are the real Chicago Bulls? Jason tries to answer these questions and more (05:17). Pro Football Hall of Famer “Samurai” Mike Singletary was linebacker and captain of one of the greatest defenses in NFL history, the 1985 Chicago Bears. Mike joins the show to discuss the NFL’s minority hiring processes, his deteriorating relationship with the Bears, and much more (30:43). Mike is currently competing on CBS’s ‘Beyond the Edge,’ which airs Wednesdays at 8 p.m. Central.

Host: Jason Goff

Guest: Mike Singletary

Producers: Steve Ceruti, Chris Tannehill, and Jessie Lopez

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‘The Full Go’ begins by following a very busy couple of days for the Bears. Jason discusses Bears GM Ryan Poles’s first week of free agency, which featured the first misstep of his tenure, Larry Ogunjobi. After Ogunjobi failed his physical, Poles was left to find another 3-technique DT to anchor his defense (02:41). With spring training finally underway, the Cubs take the field without many of the beloved faces that fans came to adore over the years. Jason reminds us how life comes at you fast, even for a fan base whose World Series title seemed like just yesterday (14:02). Following another loss on Friday to Phoenix, the Bulls’ losing streak hits three. With Patrick Williams slated to return Monday night, Jason explains how much the loss of WIlliams this season hurt not only him but also the team and why the Bulls need him now more than ever (24:05). Plus, a new holiday is born in the midst of the NCAA tournament (36:54).

Host: Jason Goff

Producers: Steve Ceruti, Chris Tannehill, and Jessie Lopez

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The NCAA tournament has returned, or as Jason calls it, “the festival of missed jump shots.” Maddie Lee (Chicago Sun-Times/House of L Podcast Network) checks in with all the latest on the Cubs from Arizona (06:57). Jason chronicles how he spent watching day one of the tournament (30:44). The Bears’ roster continues to reshape under Ryan Poles, but there are a lot of wild story lines during an exciting NFL offseason. How does the Davante Adams trade affect the NFC North? And why did Allen Robinson possibly have the best day of anyone (39:19)? As the Bulls continue to slide, Zach LaVine’s knee remains an issue. One thing is clear, though: The Bulls will go only as far as their injured star can take them (50:45).

Host: Jason Goff

Guest: Maddie Lee

Producers: Steve Ceruti, Chris Tannehill, and Jessie Lopez

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