Caleb Williams & Maxx Crosby clearly have admiration for one another (Hour 2)

Spiegel & Holmes Show

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4.2 • 652 Ratings

🗓️ 19 February 2026

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

In the second hour, Laurence Holmes and Russ Dorsey were joined by Dodgers broadcaster Stephen Nelson to discuss a variety of sports topics. After that, Holmes and Dorsey discussed the mutual admiration that Bears quarterback Caleb Williams and Raiders star pass rusher Maxx Crosby have for one another.

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0:00.0	Broadcasting live from the Hyundai Studios,
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0:05.2	This is Chicago's number one most listened to Sports Station.
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0:21.6	The score!
0:23.6	First pitch swinging, high drive, left center field at the wall!
0:30.6	Oh my goodness!
0:33.6	Sohiel Tani, a Sionata swing.
0:38.1	On his bubblehead night, he gives the people what they came to see.
0:44.5	Another show hey Otani moment.
0:47.1	Stephen Nelson is living out a dream calling Dodgers games.
0:50.5	He's from Huntington Beach and went to Marina High School and Chapman University.
0:55.1	While learning to be a broadcaster, not knowing one day he'd follow in Ben Scully's footsteps.
0:59.0	Live two Dodgers in the night.
1:02.0	Hold on to your butts, folks. Blue Jays on the corners, one out.
1:05.0	The Dodgers lead by one.
1:07.0	Got it.
1:08.0	They've done it.
1:10.0	Like the 1969 Mets. It's the impossible dream revisiting.
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