Bruce Levine and David Haugh opened their show by recapping the week that was for the White Sox and Cubs. Later, Cubs shortstop Nico Hoerner joined the show to discuss the team's strong play in the second half and how his game has evolved this season.
In the second hour, Bruce Levine and Mike Esposito were joined by Guardians broadcaster Tom Hamilton to discuss Cleveland's strong season and the AL Central race. Later, White Sox ace Dylan Cease joined the show to discuss his sensational season, his Cy Young candidacy and the club's push for the playoffs.
Bruce Levine and Mike Esposito, who was sitting in for David Haugh, opened their show by reacting to White Sox manager Tony La Russa's decision to issue another two-strike intentional walk in the team's 5-2 loss to the Guardians on Friday evening. Later, Cubs third baseman Patrick Wisdom joined the show to discuss the team's strong play of late.
In the second hour, Bruce Levine and David Haugh conducted their Chin Music segment, taking a look at White Sox manager Tony La Russa's recent comments on right-hander Michael Kopech and right-hander Johnny Cueto. Later, Cubs Radio analyst Ron Coomer joined the show to reflect on calling the Field of Dreams game Thursday in Dyersville, Iowa.
Bruce Levine and David Haugh opened their show by discussing White Sox manager Tony La Russa's decision to pull right-hander Michael Kopech on Friday evening after Kopech had fired six hitless innings in the team's eventual 2-0 win against the Tigers. The guys also reflected on the Cubs' 4-2 win against the Reds at the Field of Dreams on Thursday in Dyersville, Iowa. Later, they were joined by David Axelrod, the former senior advisor to former President Barack Obama. He explained his love for Ch...
In the final hour, Bruce Levine and David Haugh were joined by White Sox television analyst Steve Stone to discuss the club's improved play of late and what's in store for the remainder of the season. After that, Levine and Haugh conducted their Chin Music segment, where they examined Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer's comments about the team's pursuit of star outfielder Juan Soto and two-way star Shohei Ohtani. Why aren't the Cubs constant buyers when it comes to big-time stars?...
Bruce Levine and David Haugh opened their show by recapping the week that was for the Cubs and White Sox. They then wondered why Cubs catcher Willson Contreras hasn't been offered a long-term contract extension and opened up the phone lines to discuss the topic with listeners. Later, Cubs vice president of pitching Craig Breslow joined the show to discuss how the organization's concentration on pitching will affect its rebuild.
In the final hour of Hit & Run, host Gabe Ramirez welcomes on fellow Score host Laurence Holmes of the Bernstein and Holmes show to talk through the state of Chicago baseball as both teams enter into the trade deadline heading different directions. Later, James Fox of Sox Machine tries to make sense of very confusing lineup for the White Sox today and vents his frustrations with the clubs lackluster performance this season.
In the second hour of Hit & Run, Gabe Ramirez talks Cubs deadline and the teams future with Andy Martinez of Marquee Sports Network, who also gives us the latest on the Cubs recent trade with the Dodgers. Later, Gabe asks Hit & Run producer Sean Sears to give his 5 Franchise Altering players the Cubs should be targeting to jump start this rebuild.
In the first hour of Hit & Run, Gabe Ramirez is pinch-hitting for Matt Spiegel today and he starts his show off talking MLB Trade Deadline with our own Bruce Levine. Later, Gabe recaps the weekend games so far and previews Sunday's Match-Ups for the Cubs and Sox.
In the final hour, Bruce Levine and David Haugh were joined by Bob Nightengale of USA Today Sports to discuss the latest MLB storylines as the trade deadline looms Tuesday. Where will Nationals star outfielder Juan Soto end up? Could Angels two-way star Shohei Ohtani be dealt? After that, Levine and Haugh held their Chin Music segment, discussing Mets ace Max Scherzer's recent comments. Later, they held their "Should he stay or should he go?" segment, pondering the future for a variety of Cubs a...
Bruce Levine and David Haugh opened their show by recapping the week that was for the Cubs and White Sox. The Cubs' long goodbyes never seem to end, while the White Sox continue to hover around .500. Later, the guys discussed what could happen before the MLB trade deadline Tuesday and listened to Levine's recent interview with Athletics right-hander Frankie Montas, who's highly sought after on the trade market and is likely to be dealt soon.
In the second hour, Bruce Levine and David Haugh were joined by Tyler Kepner of the New York Times to discuss what big moves will be made ahead of the MLB trade deadline on Aug. 2. Later, Levine and Haugh welcomed on Charlie Minoso, the son of White Sox legend and Hall of Fame inductee Minnie Minoso.
Bruce Levine and David Haugh opened their show by reviewing the All-Star Game and breaking down the Cubs earning a win and the White Sox suffering a loss in their openers of the second half Friday evening. Later, White Sox outfielder Gavin Sheets joined the show to discuss his team's outlook for the second half of the season.
In the final hour, Bruce Levine and Mike Esposito were joined by Mets broadcaster Wayne Randazzo to discuss the team's series against the Cubs. Later, White Sox infielder Josh Harrison joined the show to discuss the team's recent strong performance and how the club can sustain its turnaround.
Bruce Levine and Mike Esposito, who was sitting in for David Haugh, opened their show by recapping the week that was for the Cubs and White Sox. Are the White Sox finally turning it around? After that, they conducted their "Should he stay or should he go?" segment, debating whether Cubs closer David Robertson will be moved before the trade deadline. Later, Cubs vice president of scouting Dan Kantrovitz joined the show to discuss the organization's mindset leading up to the MLB amateur draft, whi...
In the second hour, Bruce Levine and Mike Esposito were joined by Marquee Sports Network analyst Ryan Dempster to discuss the outlook for the Cubs and White Sox in the second half of the season. Later, Cubs vice president of player development Jared Banner joined the show to discuss the organization's mindset entering the MLB amateur draft.
Bruce Levine and Mike Esposito, who was filling in for David Haugh, opened their show by reflecting on a rough week for the White Sox and by discussing the young Cubs showing some life. Later, Jim Callis of MLB Pipeline joined the show to preview the upcoming MLB amateur draft.
In the second hour, Bruce Levine and David Haugh were joined by White Sox assistant general manager Chris Getz to discuss the team's direction as the All-Star break looms. He also shared the latest injury updates. Later, Cubs catcher Yan Gomes joined the show to discuss his first season with Chicago and the team's play of late.
Bruce Levine and David Haugh opened their show by recapping the week that was for the Cubs and the White Sox. Is it finally make or break time for the White Sox? Later, they conducted their "Should he stay or should he go?" segment, with Cubs right-hander Kyle Hendricks as the focus. Could he be traded for the right price?
Bruce Levine and David Haugh were joined by White Sox assistant general manager Chris Getz to discuss the team's direction as the All-Star break looms. He also shared the latest injury updates.
In the final hour, Bruce Levine and David Haugh were joined by Cubs president of business operations Crane Kenney to discuss the latest on the sportsbook the organization is constructing at Wrigley Field. He also defended the Cubs' payroll being middle-tier in 2022 and explained that the team will spend bigger in the coming years. Later, Levine and Haugh conducted their Chin Music segment, addressing recent comments from White Sox manager Tony La Russa that drew the ire of fans.
Bruce Levine and David Haugh opened their show by recapping the week in Chicago baseball. The White Sox continue to play uninspiring baseball, while the Cubs continue to go through the struggles of a rebuilding season. Later, White Sox reliever Kendall Graveman joined the show to discuss the mood of the clubhouse and to explain why he still has so much confidence in his team.
Bruce Levine and David Haugh were joined by Cubs president of business operations Crane Kenney to discuss the latest on the sportsbook the organization is constructing at Wrigley Field. He also defended the Cubs' payroll being middle-tier in 2022 and explained that the team will spend bigger in the coming years.
In the final hour, Bruce Levine and David Haugh were joined by Braves broadcaster Chip Caray to discuss his memories of working in the Cubs booth and what lessons this Chicago club could learn from the reigning champions. After that, Marquee Sports Network analyst Jim Deshaies joined the show to discuss the Cubs breaking their 10-game losing streak with a 1-0 win against the Braves on Friday. Later, Levine and Haugh reflected on interleague play beginning 25 years ago this week.
Bruce Levine and David Haugh opened their show by recapping the week in Chicago baseball, including the White Sox's ugly 13-3 loss to the Astros on Friday evening. After that, they shared their takeaways from Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer's recent comments addressing the state of his struggling team. Later, they conducted their Chin Music segment, reflecting on the recent argument between White Sox right-hander Lance Lynn and third-base coach Joe McEwing.
In the second hour, Bruce Levine and David Haugh were joined by White Sox infielder Danny Mendick to discuss his recent hot hitting, what it's like having Tony La Russa as a manager and the feeling in the clubhouse as the club tries to turn its season around. Later, Levine and Haugh discussed the Cubs' 2-1 loss to the Yankees in 13 innings on Friday and what their trajectory looks like this season and beyond.
Bruce Levine and David Haugh opened their show by discussing the White Sox drama from Thursday, when manager Tony La Russa decided to walk Dodgers star Trea Turner with a 1-2 count, a move that backfired. Later, White Sox TV play-by-play announcer Jason Benetti joined the show to discuss La Russa and the latest White Sox storylines.
In the second hour of the show, the guys welcome one of the best in the business as Cardinals play-by-play man John Rooney joins the show to talk Cubs and Cardinals and the state of MLB. Do you miss hearing Hawk call games for the Sox? The one and only Hawk Harrelson stops by the Clubhouse with the guys and tell you what he has seen so far from his beloved South Siders. It's another great Inside the Clubhouse!!
Mark Grote is again pinch-hitting for David Haugh this week but have no fear, he and Bruce Levine have another great version of Inside the Clubhouse ready to go for your listening pleasure. The guys start the show by recapping the rough week that was for the South Siders. Are the Sox nearing a point of no return?? Clint Frazier was once a highly touted prospect and has found a chance to prove the hype true on the North Side. The new Cubs outfielder shares his thoughts on the season so far with M...
