Bears Barroom Radio Network

Chris Chelios and Patrick Kane made news in Chicago and Vinnie and Frank pay their own tributes to the former Blackhawk stars.

Danny Shimon and his guest Jordan Silveira provide evaluations of NFL prospects that could help the Chicago Bears pair Montez Sweat with a quality pass rusher.

Adults only Ryan Poles at the Combine shared information about Justin Fields and the first overall draft pick that left us baffled. Too0ch has a GREAT Bears State of Affairs. And, Dan has the shits.

Greg Gabriel has an announcement on a special guest he's scheduled for a show in two weeks.  Aldo Gandia then plays some clips from the Ryan Poles and Matt Eberflus press conferences at the Combine for Greg's reaction. Greg shares some great stories about interviews he's been involved with at the Combine. And, he also answers over two dozen questions.

Tim, Jeff and a number of viewers on YouTube during the LIVeE show were not happy with popular ESPN radio show host David Kaplan. The Kapman called Justin Fields a coward and that isn't sitting well with Bears fans.  Tim and Jeff also discuss several other Chicago Bears issues including the introduction of the new offensive and defensive coordinators. 

Segment one: Danny Shimon discusses prospects with PFN's draft analyst Ian Cummings.  Segment two: Ian and Danny evaluate Aldo's mock draft Segment three: Danny shares his top ten WRs in the draft Segment four: Danny and Aldo look at potential free agent safeties. Segment fiveL: Q & A

Vinny and Frank get you caught up on the NHL, NFL and pop culture.

Greg Gabriel invited some Caleb Williams fans to debate him on the topic of whether the Bears should draft thee USC QB or stick with Justin Fields.

Mac and Read discuss the latest Super Bowl victory from Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs Plus, Bears making capspace by releasing some vets, NBA all star weekend, Usher's epic SB halftime show and more!

Dan Aguire explains his hatred of Taylor Swift, Patrick Mahomes, and the Kansas City Chiefs. Aldo shares clips from Chicago's sports radio stations.  Tooch has a red hot Bears State of Affairs. True Detective analysis. 

Jerry Angelo, the former Bears GM, joins Greg for the first 30 minutes of the show to talk about building winning football teams. Then, Greg and Aldo talk about the Super Bowl and address questions from the Chat Room.

Full reaction to the Bulls uneventful trade deadline. We discuss the potential moves the Bulls had on the table with Golden State and Philadelphia involving Caruso, Drummond and DeRozan. Were the Bulls being irresponsible by not making these trades? Then, we tried to make sense of AK's comments and trade expectations at his presser. This led to us wondering if any recent NBA teams have been successful at using a strategy similar to the Bulls by treading competitive waters. We also have a converstion about Coby White and whether the Bulls are failing to maximize his play on a team-friendly contract. Then, we tried to figure out if the Bulls front office has a strength that can make fans optimistic for what's to come in the future. 

Vinnie and Joe preview the Superb Owl and make their predictions. Don't miss it!

Vinne and Frank preview the 2025 Winter Classic and talk all things hockey!

Dan and Aldo begin by talking about the latest on the Caleb Williams versus Justin Fields debate. They then turn to Devin Hester's career with the Bears.  The Touch then presents his latest Bears State of Affairs" before the three look back at Steve McMichael's career. Before Dan leaves the guys talk Super Bowl prop bets.  Tooch and Aldo finish with talking about movies and streaming shows.

Big Dave and C-Dub return for our annual Trade Deadline episode. We start with a temperature check on the Bulls 24-27 record, and whether it's where we thought the team would be. We get into a discussion on the front office to see if we're still good with "letting AK cook". We continue to be marveled by Coby White's breakout season, leading to the question of whether Coby can be a franchise player and how the team could build around him. We transition into Trade Deadline discussion and wondered whether there's more urgency than ever for the Bulls to make moves on Thursday. We went through the trade value of Caruso, DeRozan, and Drummond, and gave our predictions for trades, and talked about the deals we would love to see in an ideal world. 

Eric Edholm from NFL.com and Greg Gabriel are Danny's guests and the three talk about Senior Bowl prospects. Near the end of the interview news broke that Devin Hester, Steve McMichael and Julius Peppers were expected to become Hall of Fame inductees. Greg, who draft Devin, recalls the moment. Jordan Silveria is this week's guest evaluator and he breaks don quarterback J.J. McCarthy. Danny presented ten Senior Bowl players he thinks could be good prospects for the Bears. And, then he and his co-host, Aldo Gandia, talk draft strategy. 

Will the Washington Commanders make it a priority to secure the number one overall pick from the Chicago Bears to acquire Caleb Williams? That's one of dozens of questions former Bears Scouting Director Greg Gabriel fields from Aldo Gandia and the fans following on the Barroom's YouTube channel.    

CHGO's Mark K joins us after the Bulls road win against the Charlotte Hornets. Coby White puts in another great game, and we put his breakout in perspective and discuss the amount of responsibility he has picked up this season. Then, we shift to the much-maligned Nikola Vucevic, and why games like this show the nuance in his value to the Bulls. Next, we reacted to a report that suggests the Bulls will stand pat at the trade deadline, and wondered if it's more urgent than ever for the Bulls to make moves in the next few days. We closed with a discussion on the mysterious nature of Patrick Williams injury and what we're looking forward to seeing from Julian Phillips in his absence. 

Show Rundown: Shrine Bowl Assistant Scout Noah Chang on prospects Danny Shimon's Top Shrine Bowl Prospects Rob Paul on Senior Bowl WRs Danny's report on Senior Bowl practices Aldo and Danny on Bears coaching changes