Full Show -- February 3, 2026
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What is discussed at the start of this section?
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Rahimi Harrison-Grody, 10-2 on 104.3 The Score.
Cole, welcome to the party, pal. Well, thanks for having me. I heard it was a big day, so naturally I dropped everything I had going on today, to be honest. I'd love to.
Let me just check my schedule.
What did you have going on today, Cole? Now I got to know. I had absolutely nothing going on, which is why I'm honest.
I just remembered, my parents really want to have you guys over for dinner before you leave town. What about tonight? Tonight? Yeah, they're making paella.
Yeah.
Oh, I don't think we can make it tonight, but we have plans. What plans? We have plans. Where'd you get plans? We have plans. Well, see now, Cole, because you've complained a lot through the years about not being able to hear the score. And now that we have an FM signal, Cole, you can now hear the score all day, all the time, all you want. You can hear all the Bears hot takes you want. When does when does Ben let the boy watch? Because, you know, he sees they just know this office and I'm not a loon. I know that the talent gap is insane. Well, that's perfect. I'll make sure I blast that in the locker room. I'm sure guys will love that. Your meatball collection. Why are you trying to get us killed out here, Cole?
Because, you know, we wouldn't get killed right now. But in years past, there may have been some moments where maybe the locker room doesn't like everything coming through our airwaves. Well, as a matter of fact, wait a minute. Cole, you had said that you're not even in charge of the music. Who's in charge of the music in the tight end room or in the offensive side of the locker room? In the tight end room specifically, it's Stephen Carlson who runs the tunes, and he does a pretty good job, except for, as I told you last time, except for when he likes to play The Weeknd. I'm just not a huge fan of that, but everything else I'm good with. Stoked about The Weeknd? No. No.
Layla Rahimi, Marshall Harris, Mark Grody. Middays 10 a.m. to 2 on Chicago Sports Radio 104.3 The Score.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. 104.3. That's going to take some getting used to. Thank you for joining us. You know, I thought the weekend only called people when it's half past five. The only time he'd be by your side. I still can't believe Cole Komet hates the weekend that much. We all have our thing. He just doesn't prefer him. Here's what I think. And he and I talked about it a little bit. Because I'm with him, not just to go along with him.
Oh, you hate The Weeknd, too?
No, I don't. I do not, because their songs are undeniably catchy, some of their songs. So I could admit that, and I could also admit that they are full of talent. I could also admit that I understand why people like them. That doesn't mean I like them. I just don't think they're very inspiring from a workout perspective or a sports perspective. It doesn't feel like they don't inspire me. All right. They're not inspiring. Here's part of the issue with The Weeknd, too, and feel me out on this, Marshall, because I feel like The Weeknd went from that kind of stuff, like I only call you when it's half past five type of deal to I can't live without your touch. And I was like, well, wait, what is it, The Weeknd?
Which one is it? I think it's different songs for different people. By the way, the way Mark just described The Weeknd, basically all I heard was I'm not watching the halftime show because I don't like Bad Bunny. Who said anything about Bad Bunny? Bad Bunny plays bangers. does he yeah oh so you're saying that bad bunny i thought that's what you're saying no i love bad bunny you just projected i love anything that makes people mad so it does what's your thought on bad bunny for the halftime show i love bad bunny for the halftime show i liked i liked the whole i watched the grammys the other night and all the bad bunny i finally got to watch the rest of it too on my dvr dvr at the
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:01–32:11
2
What are the key insights about the Bears MVP discussion?
32:11–1:26:18
3
What insights are shared about the Bulls and the upcoming trade deadline?
1:26:18–1:26:27
4
Which players are most likely to be traded from the Bulls?
1:26:27–1:26:34
5
What are the implications of the recent Bulls trade news?
1:26:34–1:27:12
6
How does the discussion reflect on James Harden's career moves?
1:27:12–2:44:48
Speakers
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