Show Notes
Dan Bernstein believes NFL commissioner Roger Goodell quietly undercut Bears president Kevin Warren by meeting directly with Illinois lawmakers and taking control of the Chicago Bears' ongoing stadium saga.
0:00 Roger Goodell basically fired Kevin Warren 20:45 Watching a White Sox with Connor McKnight on the broadcast 24:30 Tristan Peters hot streak has been fun to watch 29:45 Pete Crow-Armstrong needs to stop the antics 36:20 Why every classroom needs a fart area
Dan explains why Goodell's involvement speaks volumes about the organization's lack of progress and what it could mean for the future of the project. Later, Dan shares how refreshing it was to watch a White Sox broadcast with Connor McKnight on play-by-play alongside Steve Stone. He also highlights White Sox Tristan Peters, who tied a franchise record by homering in five consecutive games. Plus, Dan offers some advice for Cubs star Pete Crow-Armstrong as expectations continue to rise and wraps up the show with a hilarious and relatable story about farting in the classroom that you won't want to miss.
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