
Show Notes
Dan Bernstein opens the show by asking the question on every Bears fan's mind: who should start Week 4, Case Keenum or Tyson Bagent?
0:00 Who should start at QB for the Bears? 20:00 White Sox playoffs begin - hit home runs. 27:00 Cubs at San Diego - there is no momentum 36:30 The Save College Sports Act is bad 48:00 Bulls media day was a lot of fun
Dan believes the decision is simple for Ben Johnson, play the quarterback who gives the Bears the best chance to win right now, regardless of expectations or depth chart politics.
Plus, the playoffs have arrived for both the Cubs and White Sox, and Dan urges Chicago baseball fans to soak it all in. These opportunities aren't guaranteed, and both teams have earned their place in October. Dan also reacts to the Senate's passage of the Save College Sports Act, explaining why he hopes the legislation stalls in the House. Later, he shares his takeaways from Bulls Media Day and why the new leadership in charge has Bulls fans looking forward to the upcoming season.
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