The Bull & Hawk Sports Show

On this week’s Bull & Hawk Sports Show, CJ Hawk provides a comprehensive breakdown of the White Sox’s 2025 opening day Roster. Additionally, he discusses the key areas for improvement for Andrew Vaughn, Miguel Vargas and Luis Robert Jr in the upcoming season. Hawk also offers his analysis of the team’s promising catchers and pitchers.

The Bull & Hawk Sports Show's award-winning hosts, DJ Benny The Bull and CJ Hawk, proudly present their inaugural episode of 2025, featuring a draft of two squads consisting of 2024/2025 NBA All Stars, including Cade Cunningham, Jayson Tatum, Giannis, Nikola Jokic Lebron James and Jalen Brunson.

CJ Hawk sadly takes on the difficult task of discussing the White Sox this season. CJ chats about which players will be traded and who is actually playing well this year. Should the team even try and win anymore and will the club still be in Chicago next season are the main topics went over for episode 112.

CJ Hawk and DJ Benny The Bull are proud to present their preview of the Chicago Sky’s upcoming 2024 season. The main talking points discussed are about the current makeup of the roster. The drafting of superstars and champions Kamilla Cardoso and Angel Reese. The growth of Sky’s fan base and the WNBA as a whole. And will our hosts go to the Sky vs. Sun home opener on May 25th?

For the first half of episode 110, CJ Hawk discusses the mysterious case of Chicago Bulls player Patrick Williams. Williams suffered a horrific injury and now will miss the rest of the season. With Pat set to be a free agent what realistic options do the Bulls have to conclude this quandary? Hawk was also involved in a beneficial discussion in a mailbag article with Bulls beat writer Darnell Mayberry of the Athletic.  To complete episode 110, CJ breaks down his thoughts from watching the White Sox's first spring training game. And he gives his views on the new Sox broadcaster John Schriffen's first game alongside Steve Stone.  Our host ends by discussing Jerry Reinsdorf's dream to build a new stadium using public funds in the South Loop and his threats to move the team.