Julie & Maggie Show

Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks opened their show by discussing the tone of the Astros' apology attempt earlier in the week as they addressed their cheating scandal. The Astros tried to make amends for stealing signs, but they've come under heavy criticism.

In the final hour, Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks took calls from listeners on whether Astros players should be punished for their roles in the sign-stealing cheating scandal that has rocked MLB.

In the third hour, Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks discussed the blockbuster trade of star outfielder Mookie Betts from the Red Sox to the Dodgers being in doubt after the Red Sox and Twins didn't see eye to eye regarding the medical report of one of the key prospects in the three-team deal.

In the second hour, Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks were joined by Tony Gill of NBC Sports Chicago to discuss the Bulls' inactivity as the trade deadline passed Thursday.

Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks opened their show by discussing the state of the struggling Bulls, who stood pat as the trade deadline passed Thursday. They listened back and then reacted to comments from both Sun-Times writer Joe Cowley and Bulls executive vice president of basketball operations John Paxson about the direction of the organization.

In the final hour, Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks discussed star third baseman Kris Bryant losing his service time grievance to the Cubs earlier in the week. Is Bryant unhappy with the team? Does he want to stay in Chicago or leave? Later, Mark Gonzales of the Tribune joined the show to help answer those questions about Bryant and the Cubs.

In the third hour, Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks continued their Super Bowl party conversation by discussing what the best and worst foods are to bring. Later, they turned their attention to the struggling Bulls and pondered why guard Zach LaVine didn't make the All-Star team.

In the second hour, Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks were joined by Dan Pompei of the Athletic to discuss the Chiefs-49ers matchup in the Super Bowl on Sunday. Later, DiCaro and Hendricks shared their favorite prop bets for Sunday.

Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks opened their show by previewing the Chiefs-49ers matchup in the Super Bowl. They also debated what qualities make up the worst guest at a Super Bowl party.

In their final hour, Julie DiCaro and Mark Grote discussed the state of the Bulls as the All-Star break looms. They later chatted about their most recent pop culture addictions to conclude their show.

In the second hour, Julie DiCaro and Mark Grote were joined by James Fox of Future Sox to discuss the White Sox's expectations for 2020 and their potential. DiCaro and Grote then discussed Grote's hard-boiled eggs before producer Mike Chen shared his thoughts on what he saw at SoxFest.

Julie DiCaro and Mark Grote, who was filling in for Maggie Hendricks, opened their show by discussing the buzz surrounding the White Sox with SoxFest taking place this weekend. They then reacted to former Houston pitcher Mike Fiers' comments about clubhouse etiquette and recently signed White Sox left-hander Dallas Keuchel's apology for the Astros' cheating scandal. Later, they shared their thoughts on White Sox general manager Rick Hahn telling Laurence Holmes that the organization is in the second phase of a three-stage rebuild.

In the final hour, Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks discussed the Bears' additions to their offensive coaching staff. Later, they shared what they've been watching and what listeners should check out.

In the third hour, Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks were joined by Evan Altman of Cubs Insider. They discussed the Cubs' quiet offseason, what moves the team could still make and the club's expectations in 2020. Later, DiCaro and Hendricks replayed and reacted to Cubs manager David Ross' interview on the Laurence Holmes Show on Friday.

In the second hour, Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks were joined by Cubs radio voice Pat Hughes live from Cubs Convention. They discussed what to expect from new manager David Ross and the Astros' cheating scandal before Hughes shared some stories from the broadcast booth that you won't want to miss. 

In the first hour, Bruce Levine and David Haugh were joined by Cubs outfielder Jason Heyward to discuss the team's quiet offseason, the club's outlook for 2020, the Astros' cheating scandal and more. Later, Cubs legend and Hall of Fame second baseman Ryne Sandberg joined the show to discuss the transition from player to manager and the Astros' cheating scandal. He also weighed in on what he thought the Cubs were missing in a disappointing 2019 season.

In the final hour, Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks were by Arthur Arkush of Pro Football Weekly to discuss the Bears' offseason plan and to preview the NFL playoff matchups this weekend. Later, DiCaro and Hendricks dove into their favorite segment, talking pop culture to end their show.

Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks opened their show with some football discussion, as they broke down the comparison from some -- on a statistical basis -- that Bears quarterback Mitchell Trubisky is similar to Saints star quarterback Drew Brees through three NFL seasons.

In the final hour, Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks were joined by MLB writer Jared Wyllys of the Sports News to discuss the White Sox's busy offseason, how star prospect Luis Robert's long-term contract extension helps the team immediately, the Cubs' quiet winter and more. Later, DiCaro and Hendricks spent the final segment discussing pop culture and what they've been watching.

In the second hour, Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks welcomed on Brad Spielberger of Over The Cap and Pro Football Focus to break down what the Bears should do this offseason and to discuss other NFL topics.