Score Overnights

Host Mark Grote is back from his Bears hibernation and is breaking down the silly drama at the end of the Cubs game, talking through the Sox win over Boston, and taking calls. 

In the final hour of Score Overnights, host Mark Grote shares that he played the clarinet for 16 years while in band growing up, then producer Sean Sears makes the mistake of suggesting kids would learn the clarinet to move to the saxophone. Grote corrects him, as he's very protective of his woodwind instruments.

In the fourth hour of Score Overnights, host Mark Grote replays rookie Bears edge rusher Dominique Robinson's recent interview on the Mully & Haugh Show. Later, Grote takes more calls on the Bears and what manager Tony La Russa is doing with the White Sox.

In the third hour of Score Overnights, host Mark Grote discusses the Cubs best prospects and how quickly we could see players like Caleb Kilian and Pete Crow-Armstrong playing in Chicago. Later, Grote shares a clip from his interview with Adam Rank of NFL Network last week discussing how the Bears could win 10 games.

In the second hour of Score Overnights, host Mark Grote discusses the Bears' awkward roster and his overnight drink of choice before taking calls from listeners. 

Host Mark Grote opens the show by recapping the Cubs and White Sox games from Sunday and also discusses how strange it was to hear former Cubs television broadcaster Len Kasper calling White Sox games while Anthony Rizzo plays first base for the Yankees.

In the final hour of Score Overnight, Mark Grote recaps the previous day in Chicago sports and plays some of his favorite audio that he collected from the past weekend during the Bears' draft.

In the fourth hour of Score Overnight, Mark Grote takes calls from longtime listeners on the Cubs' direction, the Bears' draft moves and how long Tony La Russa will stay on as White Sox manager.

In the third hour of Score Overnight, Mark Grote plays back a few chunks of postgame from White Sox manager Tony La Russa and Cubs manager David Ross after the first game of a two-game set at Wrigley Field between the teams. The White Sox won 3-1 in the opener. Later, Grote replays an interview with former Bears coach and current analyst Dave Wannstedt on the Parkins & Spiegel Show.

In the second hour of Score Overnight, host Mark Grote dives a little deeper into the Bears' selections in the NFL Draft and takes calls on the Crosstown Series after the White Sox won 3-1 in the opener against the Cubs at Wrigley Field.

Host Mark Grote is back after covering the Bears' draft. He's ready to talk some Cubs, White Sox and -- of course -- da Bears.

In the final hour of Score Overnight, host Chris Rongey recaps the day in Chicago sports and played some of Cubs manager David Ross' postgame comments after the team's 6-4 win against the Rays.

In the fourth hour of Score Overnight, host Chris Rongey took calls about how much the win statistic means for pitchers and explains why he feels wins aren't an important tool to measure pitchers anymore. Later, he replays interviews with Bulls Radio analyst Bill Wennington and Cubs outfielder Ian Happ from the Dan Bernstein Show on Monday.

In the third hour of Score Overnight, host Chris Rongey welcomed on Score teammate Cody Westerlund to share his thoughts on the Bulls' loss to the Bucks in Game 1 of their first-round series and to discuss what to expect in Game 2.

In the second hour of Score Overnights, host Chris Rongey takes calls about the Cubs broadcast and rookie outfielder Seiya Suzuki before previewing the Bulls-Bucks matchup in Game 2 of their first-round series.

Score Overnights with host Chris Rongey started with basketball talk as the Bulls prepare for Game 2 of their first-round series against the Bucks on Wednesday. Later, Rongey is joined by Gordon Wittenmyer of NBC Sports Chicago to discuss the Cubs' 4-2 win against the Rays on Monday evening.

In the final hour of Score Overnight, Mark Grote recaps the weekend in sports and replays a conversation he had earlier in the show with Bulls Radio play-by-play broadcaster Chuck Swirsky.

In the fourth hour of Score Overnight, host Mark Grote takes calls from some of the regular overnight listeners and talks about Tiger Woods' return in the Masters and Scottie Scheffler taking home his first green jacket.

In the third hour of Score Overnight, Mark Grote was joined by a caller to discuss the Bears' approach to the NFL Draft process and second-year quarterback Justin Fields. Later, Grote goes through a close play at first base in the Cubs' 5-4 loss to the Brewers on Sunday. 

In the second hour of Score Overnight, Mark Grote is joined by a surprise guest -- Bulls Radio play-by-play broadcaster Chuck Swirsky, who was on his way home from Minnesota. 

In the first hour of Score Overnight, Mark Grote recaps the sports weekend that was, including the Bulls' 124-120 win over the Timberwolves in their regular-season finale and the Cubs and White Sox going 2-1 in their first series of the young season.

In the final hour of Score Overnight, Mark Grote welcomes on Score program director Mitch Rosen to discuss the plans for Cubs Radio on Opening Day and to preview all of the special programming to celebrate the festivities.

In the fourth hour of Score Overnights, Mark Grote and producer Sean Sears share their preferred Cubs lineups for the season and discuss how the White Sox's roster for Opening Day may shake out.

In the third hour of Score Overnights, Mark Grote takes calls on the Bears and how they'll approach the NFL Draft later in April. Also, Grote shares stories of his time in the Cubs broadcast booth doing pregame and postgame for The Score.

In the second hour of Score Overnight, Mark Grote discusses the biggest storylines for the Cubs this year. Later, Grote takes callers on the Bulls' tough loss to the Celtics and has more Cubs talk.