
Show Notes
Dan Bernstein shares his thoughts on the recent departures of Mike Mulligan and Marshall Harris from The Score, balancing reflection and sadness with a reason to celebrate as the 312 Sports Podcast Network marks its one-year anniversary.
0:00 Departures of Mike Mulligan and Marshall Harris from the Score 16:15 Kevin Warren talks new stadium during Bears - Bengals game 31:30 The White Sox keep winning and fight in the stands 40:45 The Cubs wild weekend in Seattle / Alex Bregman is on fire 48:00 The Dae'Quan Wright situation between the NFL and college football
Kevin Warren and the Bears had a second attempt at a new stadium commercial during the Bengals game and it went exactly like the first time with George. Dan also breaks down a wild weekend in Chicago baseball and dives into the complicated college football story involving Dae'Quan Wright, a case that further blurs the line between student-athlete and professional athlete. It's a messy situation, and as Dan explains, that's exactly why he loves it!
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