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In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez was joined by Carmen Vitali of Fox Sports to discuss what the Bears should do with the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft. Later, Bulls Radio analyst Bill Wennington joined the show live from Los Angeles to preview the team's game against the Lakers.

Chris Rongey opened his show by reacting to the Bears' hiring of Shane Waldron as their new offensive coordinator. Waldron was the Seahawks' offensive coordinator for the past three seasons. Later, Brad Spielberger of Pro Football Focus joined the show to discuss why he believes Waldron will be a good fit in Chicago.

In the second hour, Chris Rongey was joined by Score reporter Mark Grote to discuss the Bears' hiring of Shane Waldron as their new offensive coordinator. Later, Josh Schrock of NBC Sports Chicago joined the program to discuss what moves the Bears could make next to fill out their coaching staff.

In the final hour, Chris Rongey was joined by Jim Margalus of Sox Machine to discuss the White Sox exploring the possibility of building a new stadium on a plot of land in the South Loop.

In his final hour, Gabe Ramirez listened and reacted to Seahawks players' previous comments about new Bears offensive coordinator Shane Waldron, who worked in Seattle for the past three seasons. Later, Mike Salk of Seattle Sports joined the show to share background on Waldron.

Gabe Ramirez opened his show with the Trifecta segment, where he broke down the top sports stories of the day. Fox 32 analyst Corey Wootton then joined the show to preview Championship Sunday in the NFL and to discuss the Bears' hiring of Shane Waldron as their new offensive coordinator.

Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron opened their show by discussing the Bears' future. Later, SiriusXM NFL Radio host Jim Miller joined the show to discuss the latest Bears storylines and to preview the NFL division round matchups.

In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron broke down the NFL teams that have had the most success over the last 25 years and how much having a good quarterback matters. Later, Joe Cowley of the Sun-Times joined the show to discuss Bulls guard Zach LaVine's future with the organization as the trade deadline looms Feb. 8.

In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Herron revisited the statistical conversation about NFL teams that have been consistently good. Later, Tribune writer LaMond Pope joined the show to discuss the possibility of the White Sox building a new stadium in the South Loop.

In the first hour, Gabe Ramirez and Hub Arkush were joined by Jason Fitz of Yahoo and Fox Sports to discuss the latest Bears storylines and to preview the divisional round in the NFL playoffs. Later, Ramirez and Arkush discussed Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh interviewing with the Chargers and Falcons.

In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez and Hub Arkush were joined by Carmen Vitali of Fox Sports to discuss the Bears' search for a new offensive coordinator, how they should use the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft and why the NFC North could be the best division in football in 2024.

In the final hour, Gabe Ramirez and Hub Arkush were joined by Andy Martinez of the Marquee Sports Network to discuss the Cubs' pursuit to re-sign first baseman/outfielder Cody Bellinger in free agency. Also, what other moves could be on the horizon for the club?

In the final hour, Anthony Herron continued to discuss the big decisions the Bears will face this offseason. After that, Marquee Sports Network analyst Lance Brozdowski joined the show to preview Cubs Convention and to discuss the team's signing of Japanese left-hander Shota Imanaga. Later, Herron shared a story he had of legendary Alabama coach Nick Saban, who announced his retirement this week.

In the second hour, Anthony Herron continued to react to Bears general manager Ryan Poles' press conference Wednesday. Later, Score football expert Hub Arkush joined the show to discuss Michigan winning the national championship and to discuss the Bears' quarterback situation.

Anthony Herron opened his show by reacting to the Bears' decision to retain head coach Matt Eberflus while firing most of their offensive staff. After that, sports personality Trey Wingo joined the show to discuss the Bears' crucial offseason. Later, Herron listened and reacted to Bears general manager Ryan Poles' most notable comments at his press conference Wednesday.

In the first hour, Gabe Ramirez reacted to the breaking news that Japanese left-hander Shota Imanaga has agreed to a deal with the Cubs. After that, Score baseball insider Bruce Levine joined the show to share a scouting report on Imanaga and to explain what he'll bring to the Cubs.

In the second hour, Gabe Ramirez continued reacting to the Cubs' addition of Japanese left-hander Shota Imanaga. Later, Matt Verderame of Sports Illustrated joined the show to discuss Bears quarterback Justin Fields' future with the organization.

Gabe Ramirez opened Score Overnights by breaking down the Bears' 17-9 loss to the Packers on Sunday in their season finale. Ramirez also looked ahead to the Bears' offseason.

In the second hour of Score Overnights, Gabe Ramirez took calls on the Bears' 17-9 loss to the Packers on Sunday and discussed Chicago head coach Matt Eberflus' future with the organization.

In the third hour of Score Overnights, Gabe Ramirez took calls from Score listeners on Bears quarterback Justin Fields' future with the organization. Will the Bears retain Fields for the 2024 season or trade him this offseason?