As the Cubs transition to a pivotal offseason, does Kyle Tucker want to be here? (Hour 1)

Scott Boras talks potential of free agents coming to Chicago (Hour 1)

In the first hour, Mike Esposito and Bruce Levine discussed what's the latest surrounding the Cubs and White Sox as free agency is getting closer. They heard a little from agent Scott Boras as he discussed some specific Cubs targets who could make their way to the Northside next year.

Carter Hawkins breaks down Cubs' spending habits, free agency plans (Hour 2)

In the second hour, Mike Esposito and Bruce Levine talked with White Sox top prospect Braden Montgomery as he nears his way to the big league roster. They also talked with Cubs GM Carter Hawkins about what the team plans to do in their upcoming free agency.

Grant Taylor interview, Shota Imanaga's future with Cubs (full show)

Bruce Levine and David Haugh discussed an electric Game 6 of the World Series on Friday and welcomed on White Sox right-hander Grant Taylor to discuss his rookie season. Cubs vice president of scouting Dan Kantrovitz also joined the show to discuss the young talent in the organization's farm system.

As the Cubs transition to a pivotal offseason, does Kyle Tucker want to be here? (Hour 1)

In the first hour, David Haugh and Bruce Levine discuss the Cubs now transitioning to a pivotal offseason after their NLDS exit, and if Kyle Tucker truly wants to stay on the Northside, they talk to White Sox director of Minor Leagues Paul Janish on the development of several young players within the organization, and they discuss potential candidates for who the Cubs and White Sox MVP's are in the 2025 season.

Whom should the Cubs pursue: Kyle Tucker or Cody Bellinger? (Hour 2)

In the second and final hour, David Haugh and Bruce Levine discussed in 'Stay or Go' if there could be a chance Ian Happ isn't in a Cubs uniform much longer, they discuss who the Cubs should pursue more in free agency: Cody Bellinger or Kyle Tucker, and debate if Shohei Ohtani's Game 4 performance last night against the Brewers was the greatest in baseball history.