Steve Rosenbloom On 670 The Score

In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Adam Studzinski were joined by Score teammate Mark Grote. Hey, Grote, which players are the Bears going to cut next? Grote and Studz also exchanged overnight hosting stories.

Steve Rosenbloom and Adam Studzinski opened Saturday Suckage by recapping a crazy week in sports, which included MLB ending its lockout and the Bears trading their best player. After that, Meghan Montemurro of the Tribune joined the show from Cubs camp in Arizona to discuss how the team might add pitching depth and more.

In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mike Esposito were joined by Score teammate Chris Emma to discuss what he learned at the NFL Combine and to break down potential Bears draft prospects. After that, Rosenbloom and Esposito replayed former MLB commissioner Fay Vincent's interview from earlier in the day on Inside the Clubhouse in which he discussed the lockout.

In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mike Esposito was joined by Evan Altman of CubsInsider.com to discuss the MLB lockout. When could we get a resolution? Plus, producer Adam Studzinski continued efforting David Axelrod.

Saturday Suckage took off once again without Mark Grote, as Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Mike Esposito. They opened their show by reacting to WNBA star Brittney Griner being detained in Russia, according to reports. Can David Axelrod come on the show to discuss this nexus of sports and politics? Later, Julia Poe of the Tribune joined the show to break down the Bulls' 118-112 loss to the Bucks on Friday. Why can't the Bulls beat good teams?

In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mike Esposito welcomed on Grizzlies play-by-play man Eric Hasseltine to preview Memphis' game against the Chicago Bulls on Saturday evening and to discuss the latest NBA storylines. After that, the rest of the hour descended into randomness with an entire segment devoted to the popular internet game Wordle, which definitely doesn't suck.

In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mike Esposito turned their focus to the MLB lockout. They dissected parts of Cubs outfielder Ian Happ's interview on the Bernstein & Rahimi Show on Friday before welcoming on Chicago Tribune writer Paul Sullivan for an extended discussion on the rift between MLB owners and the players. Later, Mark Grote hopped on to share an update on life hosting Score Overnights.

Steve Rosenbloom and Mike Esposito, who was in for Mark Grote, opened their show by discussing the Bulls' six-game winning streak. They then celebrated anniversaries of the movie "Slap Shot" and the Eagles' classic "Hotel California." Later, Score teammate Cody Westerlund joined the show to discuss the Bulls' recent play and to preview their game against the Grizzlies on Saturday evening.

In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Chris Rongey were joined by Steve's daughter and E! News senior reporter Alli Rosenbloom. She broke down the breakup between Packers star quarterback Aaron Rodgers and actress Shailene Woodley and explained the history of new Bulls big man Tristan Thompson's relationship with the Kardashian clan. Later, Rosenbloom and Rongey listened back to former White Sox ace Jack McDowell's interview on the Parkins & Spiegel Show on Friday.

In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Chris Rongey welcomed on a familiar face -- usual Saturday Suckage host Mark Grote, who's also now an Illinois State University Hall of Famer. Rongey and Grote shared Score Overnights stories, including Rongey's encounter with a drunk caller Friday morning.

Steve Rosenbloom and Chris Rongey, who was sitting in for Mark Grote, opened their Saturday Suckage show by discussing how Rongey is adjusting to hosting overnights. Later, Score teammate Rick Camp joined the show to discuss the Bulls sitting in first place at the All-Star break and their recent addition of big man Tristan Thompson.

In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Adam Studzinski bring in The Score's own Danny Parkins to discuss how he is planning to bet the Super Bowl on Sunday. The show caps off with random Olympic thoughts.

Steve Rosenbloom and Adam Studzinski begin the second hour with the near-award-winning segment What Mark Heard...even though Mark Grote has the day off. But Grote got a call during one of his overnight shows that needs review. Plus, Evan Altman of CubsInsider.com offers insight on this possible Cubs streaming service.

Producer Adam Studzinski keeps Steve Rosenbloom company for this week's edition of Saturday Suckage. The guys come out firing, as Adam (or Studz or Trash Panda...whatever) explains why he thinks the Bengals are frauds. Later, Cam Ellis of 670thescore.com tells us what he thought of the Bears coordinators, who spoke for the first time this week.

In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mike Esposito laughed at 670 teammate Mark Grote, who got a surprising knock on his door while doing an overnight show this week.

Saturday Suckage with Steve Rosenbloom and Mike Esposito, who was in for Mark Grote, got going with a breakdown of the Bulls' 122-115 win against the Pacers on Friday, a game put on ice by amazing rookie guard Ayo Dosunmu. Later, Bears Radio analyst Tom Thayer joined the show to react to new general manager Ryan Poles saying he wants an emphasis on line play.

In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by Score executive producer and host Rick Camp to discuss why the Bulls aren't as fun right now as they had been. Plus, the gang received the news that Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady is planning to announce his retirement.

The second hour went off the rails from the start as Steve Rosenbloom, Mark Grote and producer Adam Studzinski got sidetracked while discussing driving and the DMV. They eventually get leveled out and conducted the (nearly) award-winning What Mark Heard segment.

Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote opened Saturday Suckage by taking a look at new Bears coach Matt Eberflus and new general manager Ryan Poles. Do we like these guys? Later, Score reporter Chris Emma joined the show to chime in on that topic as well.

In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by George Bremer of the Herald Bulletin to discuss the Colts candidates who are being considered for the Bears' general manager and head coach openings. After that, Rosenbloom and Grote considered the future possibilities for Score Overnights. Would Grote do the job? Listen in to his answer.