3/26 8AM MLB Shot or No Shot

Caller overreacts to Cubs opening day. Do not put too much faith in the Cubs losing the first game. Are you excited that Cubs are finally spending like a big market franchise? Kap and Shea discuss. Jesse Rogers joins Kap and Shea to discuss the Cubs new extensions for Nico Hoerner and Pete Crow-Armstrong.

Kap and Shea recap Opening Day and the struggles for the Cubs in Game 1 of the season. Illinois makes it to the Elite 8! Is Kelvin Sampson overrated? Kap & Shea debate. Cubs are spending like big boys! Kap and Shea talk about how they love how the Cubs have finally spent money on their top talent. The Platform w/Shea's Norling: Netflix is raising prices again! 

Crane Kenney from the cubs joins the show to discuss Marquee Network. Plus and MLB edition of Shot or no Shot

The guys play Sox & Cubs Mountain Climber. Can the Cubs compete with the Dodgers? Plus, Cubs President Jed Hoyer on the upcoming Cubs season.

Live from Dad's Place it's Cubs Opening Day. Kap states that the Cubs will win the World Series! What Impact of Alex Bregman in the Clubs Cubhouse. Hoodie is asking for 70 wins from the White Sox. What should we expect from Murakami? Can Colson Montgomery produce like he did in 2025?

Shea challenges Kap & hood in Shot or No Shot, plus we go Around the NFL

Tom Waddle joins Kap & Hood to discuss PCA, Caleb and who is the brightest young star in Chicago. Did the Bears do enough this free agency? Plus, should Billy Donavon take the UNC job?  Hubert Davis out at UNC! Is UNC a better job than Kansas? 

Frank Thomas plans to sue the White Sox over Jersey Sales. What is the Goal for the White Sox in 2026? 

Hour 3: NFL Insider for SI.com Albert Breer joined Kap & J. Hood with updates on the Bears and the latest NFL storylines. Kap &  J. Hood played Shot or No Shot, took a trip Around The NFL and the Kap & J. Hood Cut of the day.

Hour 2: .  Kap & J Hood discussed Bill Barnwell, who wrote the success rate of NFL free agents at ESPN, and found that on average, free agent signings wind up closer to disappointing than they do average, meaning they did not live up to expectations. Only 15.6% of free agents exceeded expectations against their contracts from 2013-2022. Is it possible the Bears were right to not spend big?