Full Show — April 21, 2026
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Rahimi Harrison-Grody, 10-2 on 104.3 The Score.
Mark Gannis, who was on the – he's a regular on Mullen Hall and always very entertaining, very opinionated, very direct, very well-sourced. He was at the owner's meeting, so he is big into this. Talking about the fact that somebody in the Illinois legislature is holding this up. Who is that, Mark Gannis?
I don't care. I don't need anything from the state. I'm hearing it's Speaker Chris Welch. I don't know why he's doing it.
I don't know him at all. He may have very good reasons. It may not even be him. In the same quotes in which you're trying to eviscerate someone and blame them for why it's being held up. It may not be him. That's a direct quote. I've never met the man. My information may be completely wrong. What are we doing? My information may be all wrong. The truth is, I don't know. Like.
Who is Mark Gannis and what insights does he provide?
All you're doing right now is setting yourself up to get possibly dunked on. I don't care. I don't need anything from the state. So Illinois State Representative Cam Buckner gave his time to Mully and Haw again this morning to respond to the idea that Chris Welch may or may not be the one holding this whole thing up.
Nothing can be further from the truth. I'm a little bit disappointed in Mark.
If you're not familiar with the term reading or getting read, that from Cam Buckner was a great read. Can you read? Man, when you hear somebody say they're disappointed in you, that means they had a different idea of who you were. The old, you're better than that. I'm not mad.
I'm disappointed.
We've all had a moment where someone that we respect speaks and tells you they're disappointed in you or your actions. And it hurts because it's like, ah, I respect your... I can't even pretend like you're out here hating on me. Yeah, I'd rather be hated. Yes. I'd rather be hated than disappoint someone. That means they had an expectation of you and you let them down.
No, I'm not angry. I'm just disappointed.
I am so freaking disappointed I could hit him in the face with a brick.
Happy Monday, everybody, as we welcome you in to Rahimi Harris and Grody on 104.3 The Score. What a day we have planned for you on a Monday. Along with Marshall Harris, I am Mark Grody. It is today. Huge day because today we bring back for another year the first round of Who's Your Guy at 11 o'clock this morning. Take note. Take down the number 312-644-6767 is the number if you're new around here because, you know, we have FM fans now. That is where you literally call the score. Again, 3-1-2-6-44-67-67. And you tell us a player that you are interested in knowing more about in the draft. Who's your guy? Who's the guy that you want to know more about? And Marshall and I will tell you everything we can thanks to the beast and Dane Brugler and the athletic and the sound of the beast.
You know what I'm saying? So that's coming up at 11. Are you pumped up, Marshall Harris? You look like you're pumped up. What I love about this specific exercise that we do during draft week as Ray brings in the full in-print edition of The Beast by Dane Brugler. He's holding it up like a priest on a Sunday mass right now. What I love about this is that this fulfills our... educational element to the show right because we educate people all week on guys they may not have heard of helps us too yeah and it helps us get familiar with the idea that just because a guy isn't a first rounder doesn't mean he can't be an impact player the beast fell flat i got it right i'll hold up the sound of the police hey how you doing guy you look good and so i
I just appreciate all the people who called in. Last year was my first time going through Who's Your Guy?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:02–1:14
2
Who is Mark Gannis and what insights does he provide?
1:14–4:52
3
What are the implications of Billy Donovan's coaching situation?
4:52–8:25
4
How does the team plan for the upcoming NFL Draft?
8:25–1:19:29
5
What insights do the hosts share about NBA officiating?
1:19:29–1:21:26
6
How did the Cubs perform in their series against the Mets?
1:21:26–1:22:11
7
What are the key takeaways from the recent Cubs and White Sox games?
1:22:11–1:24:18
8
What is the significance of Darnell Wright's fifth-year option for the Bears?
1:24:18–2:44:44
Speakers
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