Show Notes
After a frustrating loss in Green Bay, the Bears head to Atlanta needing more than just a win. While Sunday's matchup won't determine playoff fate or anyone's job security, it feels like an important opportunity to steady an inconsistent offense and a defense that's been battling injuries. Dan Bernstein explains why this game matters as the Bears try to get back on track.
Plus, Dan takes a swing at one of his favorite baseball targets, John Smoltz, weighs in on the latest drama surrounding the Monday Night Football broadcast booth, and discusses why Caleb Wilson is poised for a breakout season and should have the freedom to do whatever he wants.
Also, White Sox general manager Chris Getz met with the media to wrap up the season, and Dan reacts to Getz's comments, his evaluation of the roster, and the direction he believes the organization is heading.
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