Frosty Takes

The guys are back talking about how the Bears compete every Sunday. They also talk about both the Cubs and White Sox big free agent moves and how the Bulls are screwed. There is also a new lead dog in the best gambling segment on any podcast on the world. Promo code FROSTY on Underdog Fantasy.

The guys are back and ready to exorcise their demons from last week. They talk about what the Bears need to do the rest of the season, how they can get a wild card spot next year. They also talk about the disapointing off-seasons of both the Cubs and White Sox. They also breakdown the World Cup Final and try to turn around their bets around (Niloff is not back).

The guys are back this week and a curse has been handed out. One team member is missing for interesting reasons, but that doesn’t matter because the true team members dive into Bears-Packers, Cubs free agency, USA soccer and NFL week 14.

The guys are buzzing about the USA getting to the knockout stage of the World Cup, the bears tanking and Jose Abreu leaving the White Sox. They also dive into the Bulls and revamp their betting process and reveal their picks for NFL week 13.

It’s Thanksgiving week and the guys are thankful to add their first ever sponsor in Frosty Takes history. You don’t want to miss this episode. There is a lot of Justin Fields talk, Marian Hossa retirement night recap, a World Cup breakdown and everyone’s best bets for NFL week 12. Frosty Takes nation, let’s ride.

The full squad is back for an entertaining episode. The guys talk about what the Bears need to do the rest of the year to be successful in the future, they talk about the disaster that is the Qatar World Cup, and bet every single NFL game.

The guys recap the “perfect” bears loss. Nick submits his picks while staring at rocks on the beach and Blake sends out another unit deployer.

It was an amazing sports day for some (Go Spurs Go). The White Sox hired a new manager and the Bears began to build around Justin Fields. Is everything coming up Nick? Blake is on fire with his bets and teaches those how to reach the stage of maximum unit deployment. Buckle up, it's going to be a wild, wild show.

The guys are wired after the Bears dominated the New England Patriots on MNF. Could a win Sunday mean the team is buying before the trade deadline. The Blackhawks are also on the rise and are showing they made the right coaching hire, and of course, they have bet every single NFL game ATS for week 8.

Nick and baseball guru, Russ Dog, dive into the depths of hell that was the 2022 Chicago White Sox. They tell us went wrong, how it can be fixed, and what we should expect in 2023. If you love baseball and the White Sox, this episode is for you.

The guys are coming off a Bears' loss and tough betting week. JNiloff enters retirement, while Bruce and Blake look to continue their hot streak. They dive into the Bulls chances of making the playoffs and try not to cry when discussing possible Patrick Kane trades.

The guys talk about the Bears loss on Sunday and how it was actually a good thing. They also dive into NFL Week 6, which is a lot easier than last week. There is a live exorcism on the show as well as some good old fashion Iowa Butt Stuff from the one and only JNiloff.

The NFL card this week is impossible, but the guys power through in more ways than one. Things go off the rails many times, and that's okay. You know why? Because they keep the takes mother fucking FROSTY.

It's Hurricane season baby and the boys are buzzing. Justin Fields may be bad, Top 10 quarterbacks in the league right now, TLR done, NFL Week 4 NFL ATS Bets.

The guys rant about Chicago sports and tell us why a lot of fans are dumb. The White Sox are dead, but the bets are for NFL Week 3 are very much alive.

The boys are back with a great victory episode. They breakdown the Bears big win, preview the Packers (losers) and give out all of their winners for NFL Week 2. If you like money, you won't want to miss this.

The guys sit down and talk about how bad every Chicago Sports team is, but leave room for some optimism. They also pick every NFL Week 1 game against the spread.