Laurence Holmes On 670 The Score

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.

Laurence Holmes opened his show by welcoming on 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. Later, Holmes previewed the Bulls-Jazz game Wednesday evening.

Laurence Holmes was joined by Danny Parkins and Matt Spiegel for transition, where they caught up on everything that happened in sports while Spiegs was out on vacation.

Laurence Holmes ended his show by sharing a tribute for wrestling legend Scott Hall, who passed away Monday at 63.

In the second hour, Laurence Holmes was joined by Dan Wolken of USA Today to preview the NCAA Tournament. Who will emerge as a breakout star? How far can Illinois and Loyola advance? What are the most interesting matchups? Later, Holmes continued with the Bulls conversation in his 2-Minute Report.

Laurence Holmes opened his show by welcoming on Score teammate Cody Westerlund to discuss the Bulls' ugly 112-103 loss to the Kings on Monday and how much concern there is surrounding star guard Zach LaVine's left knee soreness. Later, Holmes conducted his Top 5 Tuesday segment, getting in the NCAA Tournament spirit by revealing the ugliest courts in college basketball.

Laurence Holmes was joined by Danny Parkins who's solo for his show to talk about the NCAA College Tournament Bracket and Danny's Sunday Selection Sunday Show which was a bit of a disaster. 

Laurence Holmes reacted to the Bears agreeing to a deal with defensive tackle Larry Ogunjobi and explained why he likes the move. Later, he recapped the Bulls' win against the Cavaliers on Saturday and shared his growing concern for star guard Zach LaVine's ailing knee.

In the second hour, Laurence Holmes was joined by LaMond Pope of the Tribune to discuss the latest news from White Sox camp, including newly signed reliever Joe Kelly's health and the team's plan for reliever Craig Kimbrel.

Laurence Holmes opened his show by welcoming on Live On The Live host Brad Evans to share his takeaways from Selection Sunday. What are his upset picks for the opening round? Later, Holmes reacted to star quarterback Tom Brady coming out of a short-lived retirement to return to the Buccaneers.

Laurence Holmes was joined by Danny Parkins for transition, where they learned that MLB owners and players had reached an agreement on a new labor deal.

Laurence Holmes was joined by Danny Parkins and Adam Hoge, who were live from BetRivers Sportsbook in Des Plaines. The guys discussed gambling, sports and more as we got ready for a big afternoon.

With Friday officially being designated Les Grobstein Day in Chicago, Laurence Holmes took time to remember the one and only Grobber.

In the final hour, Laurence Holmes was joined by Kevin Anderson of NBC Sports Chicago to discuss the Bulls' recent play and to preview their matchup against the Cavaliers on Saturday. Later, Score teammate Mark Grote joined the show to discuss ribs and to react to the Bears' trade of star pass rusher Khalil Mack to the Chargers for two draft picks.

Laurence Holmes opened his show by welcoming on Scott Miller of MLB Radio Network, but the connection was spotty, so Holmes decided to shift gears to White Sox general manager Rick Hahn's recent comments as spring training opens. Holmes shared what stood out to him.

Laurence Holmes conducted his 2-Minute Report, breaking down the Bulls' 114-108 win against the Pistons on Wednesday. He shared the positives and negative from the game for the Bulls.

In the final hour, Laurence Holmes was joined by award-winning author Gary M. Pomerantz to discuss NBA legend Wilt Chamberlain's 100-point game and to share stories about him. Pomerantz is the author of "Wilt, 1962: The Night of 100 Points and the Dawn of a New Era."

Laurence Holmes opened his show by welcoming on BetQL Daily host Joe Ostrowski to discuss how the flurry of trades and big moves in the NFL across the past few days have affected Super Bowl odds and other gambling lines. He also broke down the NBA MVP race. Later, Holmes recommended a piece of reading you should check out.

Laurence Holmes was joined by Danny Parkins for transition, where they wondered why more restaurants don't offer a half-french fries/half-onion rings option or a food sampler.

Laurence Holmes dug deeper into a survey he got from MLB, which sparked questions on where baseball is right now as a sport. How did baseball become so regional?