Interviews On 670 The Score

McNeil and Parkins are joined by Cubs outfielder Albert Almora Jr. to discuss how he feels heading into Opening Day, what it's like competing with Ian Happ, his relationship with manager Joe Maddon and more. (3/28/18)

Connor McKnight and Barry Rozner are joined by The Athletic's James Fegan to get a White Sox preview ahead of MLB Opening Day on Thursday. (3/27/18)

Connor McKnight and Barry Rozner get a preview of what to expect from the Miliwaukee Brewers this season with radio play-by-play man Jeff Levering. (3/27/18)

McKnight and Rozner are joined by FanGraphs senior editor Jeff Sullivan to discuss MLB's slow free-agency period and his thoughts on teams around the league ahead of Opening Day on Thursday. (3/27/18)

Connor McKnight and Barry Rozner are joined by Loyla assistant coach Matt Gordon to preview his team's matchup against Michigan in the Final Four on Saturday. (3/27/18)

Mully and Hanley take a look at the Loyola-Michigan Final Four matchup from the Wolverines' perspective with Nick Baumgardner of the Detroit Free Press. (3/27/18)

Mully and Hanley are joined by Loyola coach Porter Moser to discuss the team's matchup against Michigan in the Final Four and shares what's made the Ramblers so successful. (3/27/18)

Mully and Hanley are joined by the Chicago Tribune's Brad Biggs to discuss the Bears and the latest from the NFL owners' meetings, including the media's breakfast with coach Matt Nagy. Biggs also weighs in on the decision the Bears could soon be facing on receiver Cam Meredith, a restricted free agent. (3/27/18)

Mully and Hanley are joined by Jerry Palm of CBS Sports for a preview of the Loyola-Michigan and Kansas-Villanova matchups in the Final Four. (3/27/18)

McNeil and Parkins are joined by former Blackhawks luminary and current color analyst Eddie Olyc, who discussed beating colon cancer, what's next for him and much more. (3/26/18)

With MLB Opening Day awaiting Thursday, Connor McKnight and Barry Rozner are joined by The Athletic's Sahadev Sharma to disucss the Cubs' outlook and what questions they're facing. (3/26/18)

Connor McKnight and Barry Rozner are joined by Bill Brink of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette to get a preview of how the Pirates will look this season. (3/26/18)

Connor McKnight and Barry Rozner are joined by Turner Sports analyst Chris Webber to talk about the Loyola Ramblers and the Final Four. (3/26/18)

Mully and Hanley are joined by Mike DeCourcy of the Big Ten Network and Sportings News to discuss the Final Four, specifically focusing on a preview of the Loyola-Michigan matchup. (3/26/18)

Mully and Hanley are joined by the Chicago Tribune's Brad Biggs to discuss the latest with the Bears and what's on tap at the NFL owners' meetings, including how they'll handle national anthem protests. (3/26/18)

Mully and Hanley are joined by the Chicago Tribune's David Haugh to discuss the Loyola Ramblers' incredible run to the Final Four. Haugh shares his thoughts on how he thinks Loyola will fare against Michigan in the national semifinals. (3/26/18)

Mully and Hanley are joined by Jon Heyman of FanRag Sports to preview what to expect out of the Cubs and White Sox as Opening Day awaits Thursday. (3/26/18)

Barry Rozner and Joe Ostrowski are joined by former Cubs pitcher and current ESPN analyst Rick Sutcliffe on Hit & Run to break down whom he believes will have a monster season for the Cubs. Specifically, Sutcliffe discusses whether Kyle Hendricks could make a run at the Cy Young. (3/25/18)

In the second hour, Kevin Dziepak is joined by SB Nation's Ricky O'Donnell to break down how Loyola-Chicago constructed its roster, its chances against Michigan in the Final Four and who'll win the rest of the Elite Eight games. Later on, the Tribune's David Haugh jumps on to discuss what the environment was like for the Ramblers in Atlanta. (3/25/18)

In the first hour, Kevin Dzipak breaks down how Loyola-Chicago has advanced to the Final Four for the first time since 1963, highlighting the Ramblers' incredible ball movement. Later on, he asks the listeners if there's a moment in sports that's comparable to the Ramblers' run. (3/25/18)