In the final hour of the show, the guys revealed the 6th greatest moment in Chicago sports history, and then took a turn toward the worst fan gut punches experienced as fans.

In hour three, ABC 7's Dionne Miller joins Silvy and Jesse live from Halas Hall for the latest on Bears' minicamp. The guys also took a trip in the Hot Take Time Machine, revisiting 2015.

Silvy explains why he's not a Chase Claypool hater. Plus, a trip inside Waddle’s World.

Pirates manager Derek Shelton joins to discuss his Chicago sports fandom, learning from Joe Maddon and his time at Southern Illinois with Silvy.

Kyle Hendricks joins the show to talk about almost throwing a "no-hitter" after going through tough injuries and his headspace while dealing with his contract. The guys discuss the anniversary of Michael Jordan with his iconic shot against the Utah Jazz on this day in 1998. Lastly, the guys do a Sanctuary Golf Course Giveaway and Crosstalk w/ Bleck & Abdalla about Kap not wanting to sing during the Schaumburg Boomers seventh inning stretch.

Bears Play-by-Play announcer, Jeff Joniak joins the show and tells a riveting story about how he prepares for games and losing his voice while calling a game. The guys also get into a passionate conversation about the Cubs and Sox struggles this season and what needs to happen next.

Courtney Cronin joins the guys live at Halas Hall and talks Bears offense and what she sees early on in practices. Jesse goes through some popular sports stories of the day including any big name players the Bulls could trade for. Lastly, the guys play Florida or Ohio.

Waddle and Jesse Rogers are live from Halas Hall as we first hear from Matt Eberflus as he addresses the media, followed by Former Bears RB Jason McKie joining the show to talk what he sees on this team.

The guys talk to ESPN's own Mike Wilbon about everything NBA including the Nuggets winning the NBA Championship.

Barstool Big Cat joins to discuss the NBA Finals, Nikola Jokic's dominance and Bears minicamp. Plus, Tim Anderson spoke with Ryan Clark about his off-field issues.