We're back live from Sluggers in Wrigleyville with more of the Spiegel and Holmes show with your host, Gabe Ramirez and Jutzen Richards on Chicago's Sports Radio 670 The School.

Live on a Friday from Sluggers in Wrigleyville. We are heading closer. You can feel fall in the year, Gabe Ramirez.

I can feel happy hour starting in this place. That's like it is getting packed. We've got the people having some drinks here. Looking good. Slugger's looking as good as it always does. Yeah, drink up. Drink up for that Cubs game comes your way tonight. Actually, it should be a lot of fun in Denver. I've worked in that market. It can get weird. As Cubs fans know, as baseball fans know,

it can get weird at the Mile High City at the Mile High Stadium there. Where's that?

Coors Field. Is it still Coors Field? Yeah, for the Rockies in the Cup. 7.05. Our pregame show

gets started. It's a 741st pitch. Hey, coming up at 5 o'clock, really excited about this. Just saw the man of the hour. Chris Emma is here, 6'10 to the score reporter. We will talk about the Bears. We'll talk more about Michael Parsons, what he makes of that news. Does he think that the Bears would have been willing to make that trade if it were available? For my money, I think every team, maybe in football, would have made that trade,

as long as they had the salary cap room, and capologists a lot of times can figure it out.

I think that this was a deal that the Green Bay Packers or the Michael Parsons agent went ahead and cut.

We'll talk more about that with Chris Emma coming up shortly.

Mark Sanchez, that was a great interview he did with Rich Eyes, and some of it,

so much of it was Bears-related, Bear Centric.

And Sanchez laying out, how exactly, like, how many people, it was like he had a,

it was like he had an entourage of how to watch film.

They brought in, he didn't say they hired Rich Gannes, like they brought in the wolf.

Like they brought in a specialist to help him understand how to watch film.

But it gave you an idea.

Dragon Slayer, yeah, exactly.

It gave you an idea about how complex, how complicated it can be.

And when Caleb says, hey, no one's showing me how to do this.

Like, that was a real problem.

It wasn't Caleb's problem at all.

Go back in and wait for the wolf who should be coming to roll. Exactly. That's Rich Gannon with 37 playbooks. He felt, I mean, obviously when the news came out, there was different mixed opinions, right? Some people were saying, how could you not know how to watch film? you got Clay Harbor, he was like, you got to figure that stuff up on your own sometimes

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