Waddle and Silvy discuss the baseball weekend in Chicago before Waddle breaks down how his grandson was hit by a wiffle ball in South Carolina. Then, they run through Aki's A-List.

Waddle and Silvy discuss where the Bears' position players rank in the NFL before they recap the weekend with the Good, the Bad and the Dirty.

Waddle and Silvy discuss their least favorite rules in sports before they run through Waddle's World.

Waddle and Silvy discuss a wild weekend in the World Cup and what's gone down since Flo Balugon's Red Card.

ESPN Chicago's Jeff Meller joins Silvy and Aki as they discuss the upcoming series for the White Sox as they take on the Guardians. Is this the biggest series for the White Sox this season? Both Chicago baseball teams look to make the playoffs, the guys discuss. The guys then go through Aki's A-List and What to Watch For.

It's time for Quick Bitch as Silvy, Tyler Aki and the producers air their grievances about the little things driving them crazy. From everyday annoyances to bigger pet peeves, everyone gets a chance to vent before the callers weigh in with their own opinions. The guys then go through Waddle's World.

With Tyler Aki in for Waddle, he and Silvy debate whether it's fair or foul to chirp soccer after watching the World Cup. The guys break down what they like—and don't like—about the sport before producer Aidan throws out a bold idea: Team USA should move on from "Take Me Home, Country Roads" as its victory song. The crew debates whether team USA needs a new anthem to celebrate wins or if the classic should stay.

Tyler and Silvy are joined by Jesse Rogers to break down a Cubs thumping of the Padres. Then, they run through Aki's A-List.

Tyler and Silvy discuss the Cubs' 23-3 beatdown of the Padres. They also discuss if the White Sox will have to or should be willing to pay the "division tax" to get Tarik Skubal

Silvy and Tyler discuss if Colson Montgomery is held in proper regard among Chicago baseball fans. Then, they run through Waddle's World and play Florida or Ohio.