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2:00 FFF

34:45 Top 10 List

1:14:35 Olympic Update

1:22:30 DBU Picks

It’s Friday, which means it’s time once again for Friday Feedback Friday!

We dive into your emails and voice messages and highlight our favorites from the week.

With pitchers and catchers reporting, baseball is officially back — so for this week’s Top 10 list, we’re sharing our favorite MLB players of all time.

We’ve also got an Olympic update, plus our DBU Picks as we break down the latest in college hoops and golf.

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0:00 NFL and Steve Tisch

29:00 Bulls

36:00 Rockwell Cubs Painting

48:45 Olympic Update

We’re calling on Roger Goodell and the NFL to finally step up and address the serious questions surrounding Giants owner Steve Tisch and his reported connections to Jeffrey Epstein.

At this point, there’s enough publicly raised concern for the league to at least remove Tisch from football operations temporarily and launch a full, transparent investigation.

The NFL loves to talk about “protecting the shield” — so here’s the real test: does that commitment apply to owners the same way it applies to players?

On a lighter (or maybe darker?) note… the Chicago Bulls continue to be nearly unwatchable. Proceed with caution, Bulls fans.

We’ve also got an Olympic update — and we’re asking the big question: are we all actually going to care about Olympic hockey?

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The Chicago Bulls shook up the NBA landscape with a flurry of moves at the 2026 Trade Deadline — and this video breaks down all the new faces, what they bring, and how they could fit with the Bulls’ future plans!

👉 After a busy deadline where Chicago executed multiple trades and reshaped the roster, here’s who’s now in a Bulls uniform and what each player adds:

✅ New Bulls Additions (Post-Deadline):

• Jaden Ivey – Explosive young guard acquired in a trade with Detroit — a dynamic playmaker to ignite the offense.

• Anfernee Simons – Scoring wing added from Boston, brings deep shooting and quick scoring punch.

• Collin Sexton – Energetic guard with scoring ability, brought in from Charlotte as part of deadline deals.

• Nick Richards – Big man added via three-team trade — size and rim protection for the paint.

• Rob Dillingham – Young guard with high upside coming over from Minnesota.

• Leonard Miller – Versatile forward from the Timberwolves, a developmental piece with size.

• Guerschon Yabusele – Forward added from New York for depth and athleticism.

📊 These moves swapped out key veterans like Coby White, Ayo Dosunmu, Dalen Terry, Kevin Huerter, and Nikola Vučević — signaling a shift toward youth, flexibility, and future assets.

In this episode Dan and Jason break down:

✔ Who fits best with the Bulls’ core

✔ How each new player could impact the rotation

✔ Potential lineups moving forward

✔ What these moves mean for Chicago’s rebuild or future playoff push

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0:00 Cubs - PECOTA

23:10 Rockwell painting

36:45 Bulls

42:45 Olympic Update

53:00 Mel Brooks

Pitchers and catchers officially report today, and Chicago Cubs fans have reasons to be excited. PECOTA projects the Cubs to win 90 games and take the NL Central with ease over the Brewers. Meanwhile, the Art Institute of Chicago just added its first-ever Norman Rockwell painting—and it’s a Cubs piece.

On the basketball side… a friendly reminder:

We want the Bulls to lose every remaining game this season. You know why.

We’ve also got another 312 Sports Olympic Update; plus, a documentary recommendation you shouldn’t miss: Mel Brooks: The 99-Year-Old Man.

Baseball is back, Chicago sports are chaotic, and we’re here for all of it.

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0:00 Bears

19:00 Patriots

26:00 Giannis

38:40 Bulls

51:20 White Sox

57:00 Olympic Update

Are the Chicago Bears and the State of Illinois finally making real progress toward a new stadium in Arlington Heights? It’s still early, but signs are pointing in a positive direction for fans who want the team to stay in-state. We break down what’s real, what’s noise, and what it means for the future of the franchise.

Meanwhile, the New England Patriots went into the Super Bowl more banged up than anyone realized. Left tackle Will Campbell revealed he played through a torn ligament in his left knee — and it showed, with a rough outing allowing 14 QB pressures. We take a closer look at the impact.

Over in the NBA, Giannis’ new partnership with Kalshi raises some eyebrows, especially with the timing landing right around the trade deadline. Is it harmless, or is it weird? We dive in.

And the Chicago Bulls… are they good-bad? Fun-bad? Just-bad? Whatever they are, maybe they should just keep on losing.

The White Sox enter a crucial season where they must finally show they can identify real pieces for the future — or risk another reset.

Plus, your 312 Sports Olympic Update!

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0:00 The Game

16:45 Bad Bunny

21:10 Food

36:15 Vonn

45:30 Bulls

51:50 Illinois basketball

The Seattle Seahawks took down the New England Patriots 29–13 to claim the championship, but it was Bad Bunny’s electric halftime performance that stole the spotlight. A handful of commercials delivered laughs, though most missed the mark this year.

Elsewhere in sports, Lindsay Vonn’s comeback attempt ended in heartbreak as she crashed just 13 seconds into her medal run. In the NBA, the new‑look Chicago Bulls might actually be fun — as long as they keep stacking losses. And over the weekend, Illinois and Michigan State delivered a great game. The big question now: just how far can Illinois go in this year’s tournament?

We break it all down on today’s show.

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0:00 Introduction - Bulls

5:30 FFF

40:40 Top 10 List

1:26:00 DBU Picks

It’s Friday — so that means another edition of Friday Feedback Friday!

We dig into your best emails, voice messages, and reactions from the past week, featuring everything from sharp sports takes to completely unhinged listener theories.

We’re also rolling out this week’s Top 10 List:

👉 Our favorite sports championship moments we personally experienced.

From unforgettable comebacks to iconic performances, we relive the moments that still give us chills.

And with the Big Game just days away, we dive into MyBookie’s Prop Board and make some fun, chaotic, and maybe‑even‑smart DBU Picks.

Kick off your weekend with us — feedback, nostalgia, and questionable gambling advice included.

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0:00 Bulls Trade

28:15 NFL Coach of the Year

44:20 Skimo

The Chicago Bulls keep dismantling what’s left of their core, this time trading away Ayo Dosunmu for yet more draft picks and players who likely won’t be here when it actually matters.

So… what is the front office’s endgame?

We’re expecting to hear from Artūras Karnišovas this afternoon, and hopefully he can shed some light on whatever “new direction” the organization believes it’s taking.

Meanwhile, over in the NFL, Ben Johnson probably won’t walk away with Coach of the Year tonight — but the honeymoon with Chicago fans and media isn’t ending anytime soon.

Plus: there’s a new Olympic sport we’re fired up to watch — ski mountaineering (a.k.a. skimo) — and yes, it’s exactly as wild as it sounds.

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