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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Hey Alex, Matt Spiegel, 670 the score. Number three. So did you talk to Nico Horner about number two? And is that somebody you're looking forward to playing with?
I'm definitely looking forward to it. No, I didn't talk to him. I just, I wore number three because I wanted a third championship.
That is a declaration from Alex Bregman, who you heard his press conference was right here on 670 The Score earlier today. Thanks to our guests, Clay Harbor, Henry Melton coming in. Happy to have them. Mark Grody, who we just heard. A star-studded day over here at Rahimi Harris and Grody. I like to call it Marshall & Company. It's different from another midday show, but kind of similar if you think about it.
Sping on the company!
Yes. And thanks to our producers, Ray Diaz, Tyler Biederbaugh. We also had Brandon Fryer who helps us out. Thanks to Connor O'Donnell, Jacob Stutz, Max Curtis, everybody who texted in, everybody who called in, who also joins us on Twitch. And thanks to Matt Spiegel for asking the questions today. At the, it's not a hall. What would you call that? Just the office building? That's a good question. I don't know. It's a second floor up there. They should name it something.
The interview room. Yeah, but it's not the one in the ballpark. I don't know what it is.
How do the hosts feel about the Bears' current performance?
We've got to come up with a name.
Yeah. Cubs HQ? Maybe it has a name in the HQ. How about Cubs HQ? I like that Marshall and Company is now the show. Is that after Mully and Them? I think it is, right? It's Mully and Them. I thought there was an S on the back of Mully and Them. Mully and then Dem Boys.
Dem Boys. Dem Boys.
I like that, too. Lawrence, thank you for doing the Jigs impression there.
No, that was Stephen A., but I'm working on it.
I didn't think about that.
Yeah, because that's what he always does when he doesn't know the other people. He makes them dim boys.
My Jigs impression is... Caleb and dim boys. My Jigs impression has devolved into an impression of Jonathan Hood's impression of Jigs, essentially.
Jonathan's one of the best impressionists out there. St.
Felicitas is having a car wash.
Coat drive is the favorite one.
Oh, the coat drive.
I can't tell you how many times I put on a coat and just thought to myself, coat drive.
Hey, if you don't need that coat, you should give it to the Bears for the coat drive. It's a great thing. Tony Medlin's a great man.
What are the implications of the upcoming game for the Bears?
What is this now, like the 30? It's like the 40th year or something. I don't know. Giving coats to kids all over the world. That's a lot of coats and a lot of driving. That was like my favorite thing about back in the days when Henry Melton played for the Bears, when they would go down to Olivet Nazarene, they would donate bikes at the end of camp. So all the players would have bikes. The coaches would have bikes. And then at the end of camp, they would donate them to the kids in Kankakee County.
That's beautiful.
It was a really nice thing. Literally at the end of it, it's them giving bikes to little kids.
37th annual coat drive for Tony Medlin and the Bears equipment staff.
Every time.
That coat drive has kids. That coat drive has nieces and nephews.
I haven't worn this coat in a while. I should give it to the coat drive.
Marshall, that coat drive is on a second marriage.
That coat drive might be MVP.
He should be the MVP, by the way.
Matt Coat Drive Stanford.
Matthew Stafford ought to be the MVP. Have you seen what that Coat Drive does when the weather gets real harsh and comes at him full force? All the touchdowns, only one interception. I know, exactly. I love calling him Coat Drive. Matthew Stafford is the Coat Drive. This was me today. We went to the gas station this morning.
How does the weather impact the Bears' strategy?
Gas station. There's a problem. You guys know it. It takes way too damn long at the pump. No, I don't want a car wash. No. It's nine degrees. Did you have your rewards card out? I don't have a loyalty number. Would you like a mint for your pillow? My God. So I do all the things, right? And then I go to pump the gas, and it says I'm done. And I'm like, what's up? And the end of the gas thing, like the tube, was not plugged in.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:01–1:21
2
How do the hosts feel about the Bears' current performance?
1:21–2:30
3
What are the implications of the upcoming game for the Bears?
2:30–3:52
4
How does the weather impact the Bears' strategy?
3:52–4:59
5
What is the significance of the coat drive mentioned?
4:59–6:44
6
How do the hosts analyze the Bears' defense against the Rams' offense?
6:44–8:25
7
What are the expectations for the Bears' offense this week?
8:25–9:41
8
What insights do the hosts share about player performances and injuries?
9:41–19:44
Speakers
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