Full Show — April 30, 2026
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This hour is brought to you by Vasectomy Clinics of Chicago. Rahimi Harrison-Grody. 10-2 on 104.3 The Score.
Colin Coward had this to say regarding the Bears being, hear me out guys, an example for other teams to look to to rebuild.
It's not that hard to turn things around.
And for the record, the Raiders have been in that group. And I watched that draft last night and I'm like, this is the Chicago Bears model. They get Ben Johnson. They fix the old line. They've got their quarterback.
Ryan Poles has really developed into a sharp little GM, young guy.
The bigger picture is he thinks the Bears are the example now.
Whoa.
My, my, my.
Well, well, well. How the turntables... Can we just examine one specific thing that he said there? Because let me tell you something. I've been talking about sports for a long time. Not as long as Colin Coward. But significant. But a significant amount of time. And whenever someone throws the word little in there as a descriptor...
I'll wrap it up, Bill. We have to get on the flight in about five minutes. Relax, little guy. Bill's got you all set up in first class. You'll get out.
He could have said a sharp young GM, sharp maturing GM.
How do the Bears serve as a model for rebuilding?
There's so many different things, but little took over that entire phrase.
Ryan, you seem to enjoy belittling me, so I decided to belittle you.
Pulse has gotten better. Yeah, that's fair. But yeah, little can be... Belittling? I'm not a grown man to grown man. I don't know that position, but I could see why that would be.
Oh, I'm telling you, that's exactly what it was. It was almost like under Ben Johnson's tutelage, he's become a nice little GM.
Call that what it is, though.
You put people's lives in danger. Sweet dreams, son. Don't call me son. I'm a lawyer and an officer in the United States Navy. Sharp little GM. Layla Rahimi, Marshall Harris, Mark Grody. Middays 10 a.m. to 2 on Chicago Sports Radio 104.3 The Score.
You want me on that wall. You need me on that wall. And you don't like everything I have to say. Deep down, you need somebody on that wall. Really dark for a beautiful Thursday. This is Remy Harrison-Grody on 104.3 The Score. But, you know, we play the hands we're dealt and some others as well. We enjoy this Thursday here and also a day where it's the last day of the month. And once again, this is something we touched on yesterday, Marshall. Both baseball teams are not out of it in town. And that's the first time I've been able to say that in years. We will talk about the White Sox and their 500 month coming up at 1045. And we start with the Cubs who appropriately, I think, picked up where they left off against the Padres, you know, taking the series.
I think of that playoff series and home here at Gallagher Way where we set up camp and to see them move on yet again, taking two or three in another really entertaining season. Comeback type of game where you had to really manage. Bullpen was not at full strength, as we know. Jamison Tyone gives up a couple dingers, including a deep drive to left by Nick Castellanos, and it was a tie ball game. Somebody had to do it.
Oh, you did it immediately in the group chat yesterday. I was like, I know that's coming. And it was you.
But just an entertaining game that we can say was that way in part because the Cubs end up with the W, 5-4. They're seven games above .500 at 19-12. You close out the first month feeling good about the team, especially after that 10-game win streak, to say the least.
So to have Jamison tie on, and I was listening to the call. I was at the gym doing, you know, gym things.
The gym during the 104.3 broadcast of the Cubs game is elite, right?
So that's what I did. I went home. I immediately changed, went to the gym, and I'm listening to Pat and the gang. And Jamison Tyone's just getting people out left and right. I was like, oh, Jamison Tyone's not really having any issues early in this game.
Jamison Tyone was like, hey, Layla and Marshall, remember that time you guys were worried and then I became myself again?
I was like, has Jamison Tyone, is he going to get through this without giving up a home run?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:01–1:33
2
How do the Bears serve as a model for rebuilding?
1:33–11:54
3
How are the Cubs performing at the end of April?
11:54–13:36
4
What insights are shared about Jamison Tyone's performance?
13:36–1:23:25
5
Which Bears draft pick would you redo and who would you select instead?
1:23:25–1:23:49
6
Could the Bears have traded up in the draft?
1:23:49–1:25:16
7
Who is the MVP of the Cubs series win over the Padres?
1:25:16–1:27:00
8
How many days will the White Sox spend in first place in the AL Central?
1:27:00–2:45:42
Speakers
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