Julie & Maggie Show

Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks opened their show discussing the latest Bears storylines, specifically whether they'll bring in serious competition for quarterback Mitchell Trubisky this offseason. They also reviewed some of the draft mistakes by general manager Ryan Pace in the past five years and took Bears calls from listeners.

In the final hour, Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks discussed New Year's resolutions for themselves and their favorite Chicago sports teams. They then had a conversation about new laws being passed at midnight and reflected on the decade that was in Chicago sports.

In the second hour, Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks were joined by Lorin Cox Pro Football Focus and the Locked On Bears podcast to discuss the Bears' disappointing season and their season-ending press conference Tuesday. Later, DiCaro and Hendricks took more calls from Score listeners about what lies ahead for the Bears.

Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks opened their show by sharing their reactions to the Bears' season-ending press conference with general manager Ryan Pace and coach Matt Nagy on Tuesday morning. President Ted Phillips and chairman George McCaskey also spoke. Later, DiCaro and Hendricks took calls from Score listeners about the Bears.

In the final hour, Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks welcomed on Tony Gill of NBC Sports Chicago to discuss the latest Bulls storylines. Later, they conducted their pop culture segment.

In the fourth hour, Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks were joined by Score producer Mike Chen -- who also is a college football writer for 670thescore.com -- to discuss the College Football Playoff semifinals. Later, they asked listeners for more of their Chicago sports fan New Year's resolutions.

In the third hour, Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks were joined by Score baseball insider Bruce Levine to discuss what moves the Cubs might make in this quiet offseason of theirs. Will they trade star third baseman Kris Bryant? And if so, what kind of haul will they get back? Later, Vinnie Duber of NBC Sports Chicago joined the show to discuss the White Sox's recent acquisitions and what reasonable expectations are for them in 2020.

In the second hour, Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks welcomed in Dionne Miller of ABC-7 to discuss the Bears' disappointing season and what can be salvaged in the offseason. As the year comes to a close, DiCaro and Hendricks also began to ask Chicago sports fans what their New Year's sports resolutions will be.

Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks opened their show by mulling over the Bears' failures this season. DiCaro believes coach Matt Nagy is stubborn and might believe he's better than he actually is. They also discussed how the Bears' game against the Vikings in their season finale Sunday is meaningless -- but would Chicago claim it's a positive to carry into 2020 if its wins?

In the final hour, Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks lamented the Bulls' disappointing 100-98 loss to the Warriors on Friday night. Later, they discussed holiday gift ideas and what they've been watching, reading and listening to lately.

In the first hour, Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks were joined by Molly Knight of the Athletic to preview the Winter Meetings and to discuss where the top MLB free agents will land. Later, Khari Thompson of the Blitz Network joined the show to discuss the Bears and their newfound confidence as they're on a three-game winning streak.

In the second hour, Julie DiCaro was joined by Ricky O'Donnell of SB Nation to discuss the Bulls' woes. Later, DiCaro discussed the latest MLB storylines and a big decision the Cubs have to make by Monday evening.

Riding solo, Julie DiCaro opened her show discussing a variety of football topics, including what's going in the Big Ten and the latest Bears storylines. Later, WBBM sideline reporter Mark Grote joined the show to discuss the Bears' 24-20 win against the Lions on Thursday and what lies ahead.

Rick Camp and Maggie Hendricks got into some bonus time with Laurence Holmes, who stuck around to chat about the Bulls' many problems this season.

In the third hour, Maggie Hendricks and Rick Camp previewed the Bears-Giants game Sunday. What could the Bears do Sunday to give fans hope for the rest of the season. Patrick Finley of the Sun-Times then joined the show to discuss the latest Bears storylines. Later, 670 teammate Laurence Holmes stopped by the studio to hang out and talk about his favorite Thanksgiving foods.

In the second hour, Maggie Hendricks and Rick Camp continued their discussion on the Bulls' latest drama. Later, Ricky O'Donnell of SB Nation joined the show to discuss the Bulls' woes, why they're one of the worst teams in the NBA and more.

Maggie Hendricks and Rick Camp, who was sitting in for Julie DiCaro, opened their show discussing the MLB offseason, including their thoughts on the White Sox's big splash in free agency Thursday. Later, they discussed the latest Bulls drama, which featured coach Jim Boylen and guard Zach LaVine clashing after LaVine was yanked early in their loss to the Heat on Friday.

In the second hour, Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks were joined by 670 The Score teammate Tony Gill to discuss the Bulls' 117-111 loss to the Nets on Saturday night.

Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks opened their show by discussing quarterback Colin Kaepernick's workout in the Atlanta area on Saturday afternoon.

In the final hour, Julie DiCaro and Maggie Hendricks debated which current Chicago head coach is the best and who's the worst. Later, the discussed whether the Bears, Blackhawks or Bulls will have the best winning percentage when their current seasons are over.