Laurence Holmes On 670 The Score

In the first hour, Laurence Holmes was joined by Jim Owczarski of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel to explain how the Bucks dismantled the Bulls, 126-98, on Tuesday without All-Star forward Khris Middleton.

Laurence Holmes was joined by Danny Parkins and Matt Spiegel for transition, where they discussed the Bulls' big win against the Raptors on Monday, their matchup against the Bucks on Tuesday and LeBron James' huge dunk on his buddy Kevin Love. And of course, there was another Spiegel joke.

Laurence Holmes was joined by Scott Suttles, the high school basketball coach of White Sox star shortstop Tim Anderson. Suttles is featured in "TA7: The Story of Tim Anderson," which is a new documentary on Anderson's journey as a person and players. Suttles shared great stories of Anderson's days in high school.

In the second hour, Laurence Holmes was joined by veteran NFL linebacker K.J. Wright to discuss his Seahawks tenure, star quarterback Russell Wilson's move from Seattle to Denver, second-year Bears quarterback Justin Fields' outlook and more. Later, Holmes was joined by Scott Suttles, the high school basketball coach of White Sox star shortstop Tim Anderson. He reflected on the type of person that Anderson is.

Laurence Holmes opened his show by welcoming on Score teammate Cody Westerlund to break down the Bulls' key 113-99 win against the Raptors on Monday. Later, Holmes conducted his Top 5 Tuesday segment, sharing his top players who are in the Hall of Fame of taking it to the bank.

Laurence Holmes was joined by Danny Parkins and Matt Spiegel for transition, where they discussed a busy sports weekend, the Bulls' important game against the Raptors on Monday evening and more.

In the final hour, Laurence Holmes was joined by college basketball analyst Stephen Bardo to break down the NCAA Tournament and to reflect on the Illini's season after they were eliminated Sunday. Later, Holmes was discussing what the Cubs' addition of outfielder Seiya Suzuki means for the organization but was interrupted by the breaking news regarding a quarterback frenzy in the NFL. 

Laurence Holmes discussed the Cubs' signing of outfielder Seiya Suzuki and what it means for the club this season. With two teams in the NL Central already waving the white flag, the division is there for the taking.

Laurence Holmes opened his show by welcoming on Dan Hayes of the Athletic to discuss the Twins' addition of star short Carlos Correa on a three-year, $105-million deal in free agency. What's that mean for the AL Central outlook? Should the White Sox respond with a key addition of their own? Later, Holmes conducted his 2-Minute Report, reflecting on the Bulls' blowout loss to the Suns on Friday and previewing Chicago's game against Toronto on Monday evening.

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Laurence Holmes was joined by Danny Parkins and Matt Spiegel for transition, where they discussed how Parkins is working from home because of the NCAA Tournament games.

Laurence Holmes previewed the Bulls-Suns game Friday night and discussed what Chicago needs to do to find success in its upcoming schedule.

In the final hour, Laurence Holmes took calls from listeners regarding how they're feeling about the Cubs' direction. Do they support the team's moves this offseason?

Laurence Holmes opened his show by welcoming on Score reporter Chris Emma to react to the breaking news that the Bears won't sign defensive tackle Larry Ogunjobi due to a failed physical.

Laurence Holmes was joined by Danny Parkins and Matt Spiegel for transition, where Spiegel was notified that he'll be doing radio play-by-play for a handful of Cubs games this spring.

In the second hour, Laurence Holmes was joined by Jason Lieser of the Sun-Times to discuss the Bears' additions in free agency. Later, Holmes conducted his 2-Minute Report, breaking down the Bulls' 125-110 loss to the Jazz on Wednesday.

Laurence Holmes couldn't handle a sweat on one of his bets, so he got on the FanDuel app to cash out.

In the first hour, Laurence Holmes was joined by BetQL Daily host Joe Ostrowski to discuss intriguing gambling developments surrounding Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady coming out of retirement, quarterback Mitchell Trubisky landing with the Steelers and NCAA Tournament odds.

Laurence Holmes was joined by ESPN sports personality Bomani Jones, who's the host of HBO's new sports show "Game Theory with Bomani Jones." He discussed the process of launching his new show and what to expect from it.

In the second hour, Laurence Holmes was joined by Evan Altman of CubsInsider.com to discuss the Cubs' addition of Japanese star outfielder Seiya Suzuki on a five-year deal worth a reported $85 million. How big of a difference will he make? Later, Holmes discussed the crazy money being thrown around to high-profile sports broadcasters, as Joe Buck and Troy Aikman have left Fox to join ESPN and take over the Monday Night Football booth. Program director Mitch Rosen hopped on to discuss the industry, while Holmes is considering doing more play-by-play work.