Steve Rosenbloom On 670 The Score

In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by 670 The Score writer Cam Ellis to break down the Bears' 12-7 loss to the Commanders on Thursday.

In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom welcomed on Score teammate Mark Grote for a multi-segment edition of What Mark Heard as they broke down the Bears' loss to the Commanders on Thursday.

Steve Rosenbloom opened his Saturday Suckage show by breaking down the Bears' 12-7 loss to the Commanders on Thursday.

In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom listened and reacted to a few interesting comments from Bears offensive coordinator Luke Getsy and quarterback Justin Fields earlier in the week. They seem to think the Bears' offense is improving. Do you? Later, Mark Potash of the Sun-Times joined the show to preview the Bears-Vikings game Sunday. How can Chicago slow down a potent Minnesota offense? Potsy believes the game could be closer than you think.

In the second hour, Steven Rosenbloom recapped the disappointing seasons of the Cubs and White Sox. After that, Paul Sullivan of the Tribune joined the show to share his takeaways from Chicago baseball in 2022 and to preview the offseason for the Cubs and White Sox. Later, Rosenbloom discussed Bulls coach Billy Donovan's decision to bring 21-year-old forward Patrick Williams off the bench in the team's second preseason game Friday.

Steve Rosenbloom opened his show with the What Mark Heard segment, as Score teammate Mark Grote shared the best Bears sound he heard this week from Halas Hall. They then previewed the Bears-Vikings matchup, with Grote explaining what Chicago must do to pull off the upset.

On a shortened version of Saturday Suckage this week before the Cubs broadcast, Steve Rosenbloom previewed the Bears-Giants game Sunday. After that, Score teammate Cam Ellis joined the show to discuss the latest Bears storylines and to break down the matchup.

In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by WBBM football analyst Jim Schwantz to preview the Bears-Texans game Sunday. And why has Bears linebacker Roquan Smith not looked like himself early on this season? Later, Rosenbloom and the crew played back Oklahoma State football coach Mike Gundy's famous tirade on the anniversary of it and compared it to a famous Chicago rant.

In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom welcomed on longtime MLB writer Mark Gonzales to discuss the White Sox's disappointing season. How much of it was manager Tony La Russa's fault? Later, Score teammate Cody Westerlund joined the show to discuss the Bulls' outlook for the new season in the aftermath of the news that starting guard Lonzo Ball will need another left knee surgery.

Steve Rosenbloom opened his show by previewing the Bears-Texans game Sunday. Were you OK with the Bears' play-calling in their loss to the Packers last week? Rosenbloom explained why he wasn't. Also, the ugly end has arrived for the White Sox, so Rosenbloom shared his eulogy. Later, Score host and producer Adam Studzinski joined the show for another great edition of Studz & Meatballs.

In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Meghan Montemurro of the Tribune to discuss Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer's recent comments comparing the current club to the 2014 team. Later, Rosenbloom talked about Bruce Springsteen and his trip to Arizona, then gets his foil on.

In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom welcomed on good pal and Score teammate Mark Grote to preview the Bears-Browns matchup in their preseason finale Saturday evening. It also happens to be Gene Grote's birthday Sunday, so we wish her an early happy birthday as well.

In the first hour of Saturday Suckage, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Scott Merkin of MLB.com to discuss the White Sox's continued inconsistent play. Later, Bulls Radio play-by-play announcer Chuck Swirsky joined the show to celebrate his 43rd anniversary of being a broadcaster.

In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by longtime MLB writer Mark Gonzales to discuss the Cubs' win against the Reds at the Field of Dreams on Thursday and their play in the second half of the season. He also shared a few thoughts on the White Sox. Later, Rosenbloom explained why the Blackhawks letting beloved broadcaster Eddie Olczyk leave the organization is unacceptable.

Steve Rosenbloom opened his Saturday Suckage show by welcoming on Score reporter Chris Emma live from Soldier Field to preview the Bears-Chiefs preseason opener. Later, Rosenbloom detailed the latest drama surrounding White Sox manager Tony La Russa as he continues to provide owner Jerry Reinsdorf with plenty of reasons to fire him -- yet still maintains his job.

Steve Rosenbloom had a shortened show this week, but have no fear, he brought the suckage as usual. He welcomed on Score reporter Mark Grote, who was fresh off the field at Bears camp. Grote shared all the latest news and notes surrounding the beloved. Is offensive lineman Teven Jenkins really back? Also, baseball fans across the world mourned the passing of legendary broadcaster Vin Scully this week. Rosenbloom told you why he'll never forget the longtime voice of the Dodgers.

Steve Rosenbloom shared a touching tribute to legendary Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully, who passed away at 94 earlier in the week.

In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Score teammate Mark Grote, who was fresh from Bears practice at Halas Hall. Grote shared all the latest news and discussed how practice went Saturday. Bears players have been raving about their new coaching staff, so does Grote see what they're talking about? Later, Rosenbloom remembered the famous director Bob Rafelson, who died earlier this week at 89. 

In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Ryan Horvat of BetMGM to discuss the best NFL prop bets and future bets to make. Are the Bears going to win more than 6.5 games? Later, Rosenbloom discussed the contract drama that took place between quarterback Kyler Murray and the Cardinals, who originally included an "independent study" clause in the deal. Are these the owners whom Bears chairman George McCaskey says he takes advice from?

Steve Rosenbloom opened his Saturday Suckage show by breaking down the White Sox's bad 7-3 loss to the Athletics on Friday evening, which included shortstop Tim Anderson getting ejected. Rosenbloom then wondered this: Where was manager Tony La Russa as Anderson was getting heated with the home-plate umpire? Later, he took calls from listeners as they tried to figure out how the White Sox got to this point -- hovering around .500 in late July. He believes it all comes back to accountability.