Julie Dicaro On 670 The Score

In the second hour, Julie DiCaro discussed Bears quarterback Mitchell Trubisky's future with the organization and wondered if Patriots quarterback Tom Brady could join Chicago if he were to leave New England. She also discussed the latest MLB offseason storylines and pop culture.

In the first hour, Julie DiCaro was joined by Rich Campbell of the Tribune to discuss Bears general manager Ryan Pace's evaluation of quarterback Mitchell Trubisky and more. Later, DiCaro reacted to the Bulls' 123-108 loss to the Pelicans on Wednesday evening.

In the second hour, Julie DiCaro was joined by Cameron Wolfe of ESPN Miami to discuss the Rooney Rule's failure to produce its intended effect as another NFL hiring cycle for head coaches comes and goes without minorities getting a serious look.

To start off her show, Julie DiCaro was joined by Sheryl Ring of Beyond the Box Score to discuss the MLB cheating scandal involving both the Houston Astros and Boston Red Sox. They also discussed comments made by former MLB player Aubrey Huff.

In the second hour, Julie DiCaro was joined by Evan Altman of CubsInsider.com to discuss the Cubs' quiet offseason. If they make a big move, what will it be? The crew later turned its attention to the South Side, pondering what other additions the White Sox still need after making several splashy moves in free agency already.

In her first hour, Julie DiCaro was joined by Khari Thompson of the Blitz Network to discuss the latest Bears storylines, including safety Eddie Jackson securing a four-year contract extension. Later, DiCaro asked listeners for their Chicago sports predictions in 2020.

In the second hour, Julie DiCaro discussed the White Sox signing star prospect Luis Robert to a long-term contract extension. Later, she further discussed former NBA commissioner David Stern's legacy before diving into her regular pop culture segment.

Julie DiCaro opened her show by talking about the Bears despite being tired of them. WBBM sideline reporter and Score personality Mark Grote then joined the show to discuss the latest Bears storylines, quarterback Mitchell Trubisky's future and the team's outlook for 2020. Later, DiCaro touched on the recent death of longtime NBA commissioner David Stern.

In the second hour, Julie DiCaro continued the Bears conversation with listeners. How successful has general manager Ryan Pace truly been in his tenure in Chicago and how willing will he and coach Matt Nagy be to admit what the true problems were this season?

Julie DiCaro opened her show with some Bears talk after they concluded a disappointing 8-8 season Sunday. She asked listeners what question they would most want to ask general manager Ryan Pace and coach Matt Nagy at their season-ending press conference that's set for Tuesday. Later, Cam Ellis of NBC Sports Chicago joined the show to discuss his view on the Bears' lost season and what he expects to hear Tuesday.

In the second hour, Julie DiCaro mulled over what the White Sox should do the rest of the offseason. Do they need to make a move for a top-of-the-rotation pitcher? Later, she got in the Christmas mood as her and producers Adam Studzinski and Sean Anderson discussed some of their favorite Christmas songs and movies.

In her first hour, Julie DiCaro was joined by Cam Ellis of NBC Sports Chicago the discuss how the Bears should handle the quarterback position in the next year. Later, DiCaro also pondered what there is to look forward to -- if anything -- in the rest of the Bears' season.

In the second hour, Mark Grote was joined by Score reporter Chris Emma to discuss the latest Bears storylines, including what he believes they're playing for in the final couple weeks of the season. Later, Grote heard audio from Bears offensive coordinator Mark Helfrich and defensive coordinator Chuck Pagano as they discussed the Chiefs.

Filling in for Julie DiCaro, Mark Grote opened his show by previewing the Bears-Chiefs matchup Sunday. Should defensive lineman Akiem Hicks play with his ailing elbow? Later, Bulls pregame and postgame host David Schuster joined the show to discuss the team's win against the Wizards on Wednesday and its continued struggles.

In the final hour, Julie DiCaro discussed the White Sox and what moves they still need to make as the offseason continues. Later, DiCaro turned the conversation to the Bears and then Star Wars.

In the second hour, Julie DiCaro was joined by Brad Robinson of WBBM Newsradio to discuss the latest Cubs and White Sox storylines and Hot Stove rumors. Later, Concussion Legacy Foundation CEO Chris Nowinski -- who holds a Ph.D in behavioral neuroscience -- joined the show to discuss concussions in youth sports and how it affected her child.

Julie DiCaro opened her show reacting to the Bulls' furious comeback in a 110-109 win against the Wizards in overtime Wednesday night.

In the final hour, Julie DiCaro welcomed Arthur Arkush of Pro Football Weekly to discuss the Bears and what's left of their disappointing season.

Julie DiCaro opened her show by digging into this disappointing Bulls season. Ricky O'Donnell of SB Nation then joined the show to continue the Bulls conversation, focusing on why they've been so bad and what they can do to fix their woes.

In the second hour, Julie DiCaro reacted to White Sox general manager Rick Hahn's comments on what he meant last year when he said money that went unused on free-agent target Manny Machado will be spent in somehow. Later, DiCaro turned the conversation to the Bears, mulling over whether the team crumbled under pressure earlier in the season.