On today’s episode, we dive into a major shakeup in Chicago as the Chicago Bulls move on from front office leaders Artūras Karnišovas and Marc Eversley. We break down what led to the decision, what it means for the future of the franchise, and where the team goes from here.

We also check in on the Chicago Cubs and their slow start to the 2026 season, discussing early concerns, potential overreactions, and whether there’s still reason for optimism at Wrigley.

Grab a drink and tune in for all things Chicago sports

On this week's episode, we’re joined once again by Big Dave from CHGO Bulls to break down a busy trade deadline week in Chicago.

We dig into the Bulls’ recent moves, including who they moved on from, what they got back, and what these trades tell us about the front office’s direction. Is this the start of a real rebuild, another retool, or just more Bulls limbo? We talk roster construction, future flexibility, fan expectations, and what Chicago should realistically be hoping for over the next couple of seasons.

If you’re a Bulls fan trying to make sense of this week, this one’s for you.

This week we recap the historic comeback Wild Card victory over the hated Packers—what sparked the turnaround, the biggest moments, and why this win belongs in Bears playoff lore.

Then it’s on to the Divisional Round. We turn the page and preview the Bears’ matchup against the Rams this Sunday, breaking down the keys to the game, potential adjustments, and what it’ll take to keep this playoff run alive.

Celebrate the win. Lock in for the next one. Bear Down. 🐻⬇️

This week on The Domestic Draft Podcast, we welcome Steve Fincutter, a Wisconsin dairy farmer and lifelong Packers fan. We start by talking about life on a dairy farm in Wisconsin — the routines, the grind, and what it takes to make it work day in and day out. Then we pivot to a Bears vs. Packers playoff matchup that carries real weight.

This isn’t just another chapter in the rivalry — it’s a rare, high-stakes meeting between two franchises whose history is built on moments like this. With playoff implications, pride, and a lot on the line, we break down what this game means for both teams, the players involved, and the fans who live and breathe this rivalry every year.

This week on The Domestic Draft Podcast, the guys break down the state of the 9–3, first-place Chicago Bears as they head into a massive Week 14 showdown with the Green Bay Packers. Are the Bears legitimate NFC contenders or benefiting from a little early-season luck? Dan and Evan dive into the numbers, the narratives, and the growing confidence around Halas Hall.

On this week’s episode, we’re talking all things Bulls basketball with special guest Big Dave (@BAWLSPORTS) from the CHGO Bulls Podcast. The Bulls are off to a 6–1 start and sitting atop the Eastern Conference, but is this hot streak for real or just a mirage? We break down what’s clicking early, from Josh Giddey’s All-Star-level play and Matas Buzelis’ sophomore leap to Vooch’s veteran leadership and much more.

We also look ahead to Coby White’s return, debate Patrick Williams’ role, and ask the big question. Can this group sustain their chemistry and keep the good vibes rolling in Chicago?

As always, we close things out with our Domestic Draft Cheers & Flat Beer Awards, toasting who’s earning a cold one and who’s getting a flat pour after another wild week in Chicago sports.

On this week’s episode, we dive into all things Chicago sports. We break down the Bears’ tough loss to the Ravens, Caleb’s growing pains, and how injuries and a silent pass rush could shape the rest of the season. We also turn to the hardwood to talk through the Bulls’ surprising 3–0 start, Tre Jones’ impact, Matas Buzelis’ early flashes, and whether this team’s balanced attack is for real.

We wrap up with our Domestic Draft Cheers & Flat Beer Awards, debating who earned a cold one and who deserves a flat pour after another wild week in Chicago sports.

Today, we recap the Cubs’ solid postseason run that ended in the NLDS, breaking down Pete Crow Armstrong’s breakout year, offseason questions around Kyle Tucker and Cade Horton and what’s next for Counsell’s squad.

Then it’s onto the Bears’ wild walk-off win in Washington, their third straight, as Swift shines, Moody redeems himself, and the team suddenly looks dangerous!

Grab a cold one and join us for a Chicago doubleheader of grit, growth, and just the right amount of fan therapy.