There's only Lebron-Good, and Scalabrine-Bad levels of production. There's no middle.

He wasn't very good in this series, and he's never been very good during the regular season. Having a couple of good games does not make someone good.

They won't devote the entire show to the heartbreaking Bulls/Sixers' Game 6. In fact, Uncle Jerry's other team, the White Sox, will be a big chunk of the 2nd half of today's show.

GM Ken Williams tries to explain what in the hell the Sox are doing with Chris Sale, and whatever the hell pitching coach Don Cooper told "Mully & Hanley" yesterday that made as much sense as the news last Friday regarding Sale being sent to the bullpen and questions that still remain regarding Sale's elbow. You can bet there will be talk about that this afternoon in the back half of this program. Speaking of which, here's the game plan...

*2p: SCORE Chicago Baseball Insider/White Sox/Comcast SportsNet Analyst Steve Stone
*2:40p: The Tribune's White Sox Reporter Mark Gonzales
*3:30p: "The Second Half"
*4p: "Friday Fung: Live Ringers"

On-Site Engineer: Dave Miska
On-Site Producer: Chris Tannehill
Studio Producers: Matt Abbatacola & Jason Goff
"Scoreboard Updates": David "Double Duty" Schuster

Laurence Holmes has "Xfinity Feedback Live" from U.S. Cellular Field starting at 6p in advance of Chris Rongey's White Sox Radio Network pregame for White Sox/Royals. Both Laurence & Chris will originate from the Gold Coast Ticket Club inside the ballpark. Unfortunately, there's no Friday night show scheduled with Drinky after the Sox game. "SCORE Overnight", in the form of Yahoo! Sports Radio live from Houston, follows Ranger's postgame. Sorry.

Late again.

It's called getting all the bases covered.

It's called getting all the bases covered.

They won't devote the entire show to the heartbreaking Bulls/Sixers' Game 6. In fact, Uncle Jerry's other team, the White Sox, will be a big chunk of the 2nd half of today's show.

GM Ken Williams tries to explain what in the hell the Sox are doing with Chris Sale, and whatever the hell pitching coach Don Cooper told "Mully & Hanley" yesterday that made as much sense as the news last Friday regarding Sale being sent to the bullpen and questions that still remain regarding Sale's elbow. You can bet there will be talk about that this afternoon in the back half of this program.

Here's the Friday Game Plan:

*2p: SCORE Chicago Baseball Insider/White Sox/Comcast SportsNet Analyst Steve Stone
*2:40p: The Tribune's White Sox Reporter Mark Gonzales
*3:30p: "The Second Half"
*4p: "Friday Fung: Live Ringers"

On-Site Engineer: Dave Miska
On-Site Producer: Chris Tannehill
Studio Producers: Matt Abbatacola & Jason Goff
"Scoreboard Updates": David "Double Duty" Schuster

Laurence Holmes has "Xfinity Feedback Live" from U.S. Cellular Field starting at 6p in advance of Chris Rongey's White Sox Radio Network pregame for White Sox/Royals. Both Laurence & Chris will originate from the Gold Coast Ticket Club inside the ballpark. Unfortunately, there's no Friday night show scheduled with Drinky after the Sox game. "SCORE Overnight", in the form of Yahoo! Sports Radio live from Houston, follows Ranger's postgame. Sorry.

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

Quite frankly, I don't care...

And Terry has the Cubs in contention for the Wild Card.

There is not a damned thing wrong with people who are bull shitters.

And Terry has the Cubs in contention for the Wild Card.

You watch yourself in my thread, SHARK

And Terry has the Cubs in contention for the Wild Card.

Smart man.

My apologies, RP.

Smart man.

So hey the Bulls are really screwed with the salary cap, huh. I mean, they don't have to be, but with the No Luxury Tax rule, the Bulls have the "internal cap" of a small-market team.

I am not a legal expert, how many times do I have to say it?

But I really am starting to question the Bernstein is a Cub fan thing

I mean he's taking his family to Sox games, buying his kid jerseys.

They are pretty much screwed.

The only contracts that come off the books are Scalabrine, JL3, Mike James, and C.J. Watson (Team-Option). They were all making near the minimum. Asik is also up for a new deal.

Based on what I saw on Comcast SportsNet this morning, Brian Scalabrine, Mike James & John Lucas III are unrestricted free agents, Omer Asik is a restricted FA, while the Bulls have options for Kyle Korver, C.J. Watson & Ronnie Brewer. There's a pretty good chance only 1 of them returns because of the Bulls' financial structure.

I am not a legal expert, how many times do I have to say it?