Steve Rosenbloom On 670 The Score

Steve Rosenbloom and Adam Studzinski kick off Saturday Suckage this week with a look at both the Cubs and the White Sox, who head into this Crosstown Series weekend struggling. Plus, Joc Pederson got slapped because of a fantasy football debate.

Saturday Suckage is back but only for a brief one-hour show. Steve Rosenbloom is flying solo and he starts the show by recapping the turbulent week in Chicago baseball. Will the Sox wake up and meet expectations anytime soon?? Chris Emma has been out at Halas Hall watching Bears mini-camp and he joins the show to share everything that he has seen so far. 

In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by the Score's very own Trash Panda -- Adam Studzinski -- to discuss a crazy trash panda video that has been circulating on the internet. Would you ever pick up a racoon? Later, Score afternoon host Matt Spiegel joined the show to discuss baseball, the Bears and music.

In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by 670 The Score executive producer and Bulls Radio pregame and postgame host Rick Camp to preview a pair of Game 7s in the NBA on Sunday. Who will come out victorious in the Bucks-Celtics and Mavericks-Suns matchups? Later, BetMGM Tonight host Ryan Horvat joined the show to discuss the Bears' schedule for the upcoming season. Which games will be the money makers?

Steve Rosenbloom was flying solo on Saturday Suckage, but Mark Grote decided to hang around after Inside the Clubhouse and help him open the show. They started by discussing the Bears' new 11-man draft class. After that, they discussed how the Yankees have been bashing the ball in a pair of wins against the White Sox on Thursday and Friday. What do the White Sox need to do to finally get a win against the Bronx Bombers? Later, Scott Merkin of MLB.com joined the show to discuss the latest White Sox storylines.

In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mike Esposito reacted to Bears general manager Ryan Poles making a series of trades down in the NFL Draft to stockpile later-round picks. What does that mean for the Bears moving forward? Later, Score teammate Mark Grote checked back in once again live from Halas Hall to discuss the Bears' draft class.

In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mike Esposito were joined by WBBM analyst Jim Schwantz to break down the Bears' draft class so far. Later, Mark Wogenrich of All Penn State joined the show to provide a scouting report on Nittany Lions safety Jaquan Brisker, whom the Bears selected at No. 48 overall in the second round Friday evening.

Steve Rosenbloom and Mike Esposito opened Saturday Suckage by breaking down the Bears' three selections in the NFL Draft on Friday evening. Later, Score teammate Mark Grote joined the show live from Halas Hall to discuss the Bears' work in the second and third round of the draft and to preview what's to come Saturday afternoon.

Riding solo for a short Saturday Suckage show before the Cubs broadcast, Steve Rosenbloom started by welcoming on Score teammate Cody Westerlund to break down the Bulls' ugly 111-81 loss to the Bucks in Game 3 of their first-round series Friday. Then, is the pitch clock working in minor league baseball? Jeff Cohen of FutureSox joined the show to share what he has seen in that regard at Triple-A Charlotte. Later, Score host Mark Grote couldn't stay away from Saturday Suckage, joining the show for a new edition of What Mark Heard with a focus on Bears voluntary minicamp earlier this week.

In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by Mark Gonzales of the Daily Herald to discuss the latest Cubs and White Sox storylines. Then, the Library of Congress Recording Registry added four new pieces of sound this past week. Rosenbloom wanted you to know what they were and why they're so important.

In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by Ramie Makhlouf of 1250 The Fan in Milwaukee to preview the Bulls-Bucks matchup in the first round of the playoffs. After that, the crew explained how for some reason, Grote brings out the best Score Overnights couples. Just wait until you hear the latest, as they were made for Saturday Suckage!

Steve Rosenbloom was rejoined by the one and only Mark Grote as Saturday Suckage got the band back together. They opened the show by recapping the week that was in Chicago sports and by finding out how Grote's crazy life on the Score Overnights has been going. Also, it isn't looking good for the Bulls as a matchup with the Bucks awaits in the first round of the playoffs, but has this already been a successful season for them?

In an abbreviated solo show, Steve Rosenbloom started by discussing MLB opening weekend. All the players who left Chicago seem to be doing great. Later, Score executive producer Rick Camp joined the show to discuss the Bulls getting blown out by the Hornets on Friday and where they go from here.

In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Adam Studzinski were joined by Score teammate Cody Westerlund to help us understand how we should view this Bulls team as the playoffs loom. Later, the guys listened back to White Sox manager Tony La Russa's interview on Inside the Clubhouse earlier in the day.

In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Adam Studzinski listened to what Bears quarterback Justin Fields' personal coach Ron Veal had to say on the Parkins & Spiegel Show on Friday. How about that? Just like us, Fields loathed the Bears' game plan when he made his first NFL start last September. Later, Score teammate and Bears reporter Mark Grote hopped on the show to react to what Veal said and more.

Steve Rosenbloom and Adam Studzinski spent much of their opening hour of Saturday Suckage discussing the White Sox, who traded reliever Craig Kimbrel to the Dodgers on Friday for outfielder AJ Pollock. They also welcomed on Scott Merkin of MLB.com to discuss Pollock's role and how much the White Sox will miss reliever Garrett Crochet, who will likely have Tommy John surgery.

In the last hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Adam Studzinski were joined by BetMGM Tonight host Ryan Horvat to discuss the NCAA Tournament from a gambling perspective. Later, there was more debate over Studz having never seen "The Godfather."

In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Adam Studzinski examined the Cubs, who didn't sign star shortstop Carlos Correa in free agency. So, what's their plan? Plus, the Bulls lost to another good team Friday night. That was business as usual.

Steve Rosenbloom and Adam Studzinski opened Saturday Suckage by reacting to the news that star shortstop Carlos Correa will sign with the Twins on a three-year, $105-million deal. Later, Josh Nelson of the Sox Machine joined the show to explain what, if anything, Correa signing with the Twins means for the White Sox.

In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Adam Studzinski were joined by Score teammate Rick Camp to preview the Bulls-Cavaliers game Saturday evening at the United Center. To close the show, the crew listened back to White Sox television analyst Steve Stone's interview on Inside the Clubhouse earlier in the day.