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Steve Stone: Ozzie Guillen isn't a viable candidate to be next White Sox managerSportsSeptember 29, 2022 -
Billy Donovan expects a big 'two-way' season out of Zach LaVine now that he's fully healthySportsSeptember 27, 2022 -
Jon Heyman predicts Ken Williams, Rick Hahn remain in same positions while Tony La Russa transitions into a new role with White SoxSportsSeptember 22, 2022 -
Mully & Haugh on Justin Fields' comments about Bears fan base after loss to Packers: 'Nothing to see here'SportsSeptember 20, 2022 -
Bears legend Devin Hester was 'surprised, upset' he wasn't a 1st-ballot Hall of FamerSportsSeptember 9, 2022 -
Ozzie Guillen: White Sox would be better off with Elvis Andrus as their everyday shortstop even when Tim Anderson returnsSportsSeptember 7, 2022 -
Steve Stone believes Tony La Russa will return this season, doesn't think White Sox's improved play is tied to his absence in any waySportsSeptember 6, 2022 -
Steve Stone is puzzled over why the White Sox so often keep banged-up players active: 'We don’t seem to have the fastest healers around'SportsAugust 19, 2022 -
Joe Girardi: 'I do want to manage again'SportsAugust 18, 2022 -
Jed Hoyer: Prospects Miguel Amaya, Brennen Davis unlikely to join big league Cubs in 2022SportsAugust 4, 2022
Mully & Haugh Show
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Mike Mulligan and David Haugh start your mornings off with the “Mully & Haugh Show” from 5-9 a.m. A former Sun-Times reporter, Mulligan has been with the Score since 2003 and been on morning drive since 2008. Haugh was the “In the Wake of the News” sports columnist for the Chicago Tribune and has covered some of the the biggest events on the national scene and in the Chicago sports landscape. The morning show features interviews with the top beat writers from around the city as well as team executives, coaches and players, and it includes an extensive focus on the local teams. Dustin Rhoades is the executive producer of the show. Find full podcast hours here.