Bernstein shouts-out Bulls articles from The Athletic's Darnell Mayberry and Jon Greenberg

Mully gives multiple "who?" comments regarding Greenberg while Bernstein ignores him.

then Mully: "Darnell you love...who's the other guy?" (Bernstein plows forward still)

Mully: "Did he smirk in print yet again? It's not even 'in print', he smirks the internets...he's an internet smirker"

McDoink: "that's what the internet is best for, smirking"

Mully: "yes. some take advantage. others don't"

Bernstein: (back to his Bulls point) "there's some really troubling things from players..."

Mully: "there's been some troubling things said here"

McDoink: "what things, pray tell? You seem willing to smirk"

Mully: "...just smirking"

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

Mulligan will continue to drive, crack his own jokes, talk soccer and White Sox, give well-sourced Bears nuggets, and ask questions that can be timed with an hourglass.

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While Hanley can roll eyes with corny jokes, he’s the counterpoint to Mulligan’s garrulousness. (Behind the scenes, Hanley is known as the host who is easy to work with, while Mulligan, the show’s driver, is a little more prickly.)