Steve Rosenbloom On 670 The Score

In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by BetMGM Tonight host Ryan Horvat to preview the matchups in the NFL divisional round and to discuss his Packers fandom. After that, Rosenbloom and Grote shared memories of late, great co-worker and friend Les Grobstein before they transition to their (nearly) award-winning What Mark Heard segment. That included Defector writer Kalyn Kahler's thoughts on nepotism and the lack of diversity in the NFL coaching ranks.

Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote started their show by revealing the addition of new names to their legendary open. It didn't entirely suck. They then discussed the Bears' search for a new general manager and head coach before reacting to Bucks guard Grayson Allen's dirty foul on Bulls guard Alex Caruso on Friday. Later, Mark Schanowski of ABC-7 and Stadium joined the show to discuss the latest Bulls storylines, including what Caruso's long absence will mean for the team after he suffered a wrist fracture.

In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by Bulls Radio play-by-play man Chuck Swirsky to discuss the team's recent play and why Chicago's its ugly setbacks earlier this week may be just what it needs. Later, the crew replayed Grote's recent interview with Bears offensive tackle Teven Jenkins in which he reflected on his roller-coaster rookie season.

In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by Ryan Horvat of Bet MGM to share his best bets for NFL wild-card weekend. Which underdog should you take? Later, former Raiders CEO and current CBS Sports analyst Amy Trask joined the show to discuss how the rest of the NFL views the Chicago Bears, who continue their search for a new general manager and head coach.

Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote opened their loaded Saturday Suckage show by welcoming on Score teammate Cody Westerlund to share the latest news on Bulls star guard Zach LaVine's left knee injury. And what do the Bulls' two blowout losses this past week mean? After that, Rosenbloom and Grote discussed the latest news and rumors surrounding the Bears' search for a new general manager and head coach. Later, they conducted their (nearly) award-winning What Mark Heard segment, where Grote shed light on the latest Bears rumors.

In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mike Esposito were joined by Score teammate Mark Grote, who conducted the What Mark Heard segment as a guest on his own show. The guys finished off the show with a story that actually didn't suck.

In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mike Esposito were joined by 670 executive producer and Bulls Radio postgame host Rick Camp to discuss the team's nine-game winning streak. They also debated how they think the Bulls will fare in the playoffs. Later, the crew celebrated Bears matriarch Virginia McCaskey turning 99 earlier this week. She shares a birthday with a few notable celebrities.

Saturday Suckage is back for 2022 ... kinda. To start the new year, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Mike Esposito, who filled in for Mark Grote. They opened their show by reacting to the Bears offering former Pro Bowl center Olin Kreutz a $15-per-hour job in 2018 to be an offensive line consultant for them.

In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote conducted the What Mark Heard segment, where Grote shared the best Bears sound of the week, with coach Matt Nagy explaining his thoughts on up-tempo offense and and defensive lineman Akiem Hicks expressing his love for chatting with Grote. Later, the guys welcomed on Chris Rongey and Mike Esposito for transition.

In the third hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by Score baseball insider Bruce Levine to discuss the Cubs' interest in star free-agent shortstop Carlos Correa. Later, former Bears offensive lineman Jay Hilgenberg joined the show to discuss the dustup between current Chicago offensive linemen Teven Jenkins and Germain Ifedi.

In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote shared their choices for the Chicago sports moment of the year. White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson's walk-off home run in the Fields of Dreams game and the Bears trading up to draft quarterback Justin Fields in were among the leaders in contention.

In Saturday Suckage on a Friday, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote sat in for Mike Mulligan and David Haugh on the morning show. They opened their show by going through the Bears' injury troubles and COVID-19 woes. They also discussed how Bears rookie quarterback Justin Fields' request for a more up-tempo offense sounds a lot like Mitchell Trubisky's request in years past in coach Matt Nagy's system.

In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by WBBM pregame and postgame host Jim Schwantz to discuss the state of the Bears and their chances against the Vikings on Monday night. Later, Rosenbloom and Grote capped the show off by celebrating legendary director Steven Spielberg's birthday by ranking their top five Spielberg movies.

In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by Score teammate Rick Camp to discuss the Bulls' COVID-19 outbreak and the health of the team. After that, they conducted their (nearly) award-winning What Mark Heard segment, which featured audio from Score analyst Olin Kreutz, who was asked what he would do if he was kicked by a coach in practice -- which is supposedly something Urban Meyer did in Jacksonville before getting fired.

Saturday Suckage got off to a sloppy start for Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote, as Grote was late getting to the studio by 11 a.m. -- because that's apparently too tough of an ask. In actual sports-related news, Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson spoke truth about the focus of some of his teammates this week.

In the second hour of Saturday Suckage, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote conducted their aptly named What Mark Heard segment, where Grote shared the best audio of the week. Later, the crew replayed Cubs outfielder Ian Happ's recent interview on the Bernstein & Rahimi Show in which he discussed the MLB lockout.

Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote opened their show by previewing the Bears-Packers game Sunday night. After that, they shared their appreciation for actress Meryl Streep, who's the GOAT. Later, Score analyst Patrick Mannelly joined the show to preview the Bears-Packers matchup.

In the final hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote looked back at the legendary 2006 game between the Bears and Cardinals. The teams are set to meet again Sunday. Later, Bulls Radio play-by-play man Chuck Swirsky joined the show to preview Chicago's game at the Brooklyn Nets on Saturday evening.

In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote were joined by Bears Radio analyst Tom Thayer to preview Chicago's game against Arizona on Sunday and to discuss Brian Kelly leaving Notre Dame to coach LSU. Later, Audacy Sports analyst Cody Decker joined the show to discuss the MLB lockout.

Saturday Suckage returned to its Saturday post. Steve Rosenbloom and Mark Grote opened their show with Rosie actually sharing positive thoughts for the Bears against the Cardinals on Sunday. They also conducted their (nearly) award-winning What Mark Heard segment, with Grote sharing the best sound of the week.