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The Score's Matt Spiegel joins the show to talk about White Sox spring training. Tina Nguyen reports from Cubs spring training in Arizona. And a 1-on-1 with Cubs President of Baseball Operations Jed Hoyer.

The Cubs are now preparing for the 2026 season. Cubs President Jed Hoyer sat down with Tina Nguyen to talk about the importance of adding Alex Bregman, what he wants to see from Shota Imanaga and Cade Horton, and he feels good about his team heading into the 2026 season.

The Chicago Cubs re-tooled their roster in the offseason. President of Baseball Jed Hoyer and General Manager Carter Hawkins talked about the start of spring training with the 2026 roster.

Ryan Fuller is in his second season as the White Sox Director of hitting. He talks with Tina Nguyen about his path to coaching in MLB, his time with Colson Montgomery in Arizona, and what he expects to see from Japanese star Munetaka Murakami.

The world's best squash players are in Chicago and the finals are tonight. It's the Windy City Open.

Rolling Meadows Mayor Lara Sanoica and suburban leaders rally in support of the Mega Projects Bill, aimed at keeping the Chicago Bears in Illinois and generating thousands of jobs.  

Portage, Indiana on Wednesday made an attempt to lure the Chicago Bears to their lakefront property.

So how realistic is Portage, Indiana as the new home of the Chicago Bears? FOX Chicago's Paris Schutz breaks it all down.

The Chicago Cubs are officially back in Arizona. Cubs manager Craig Counsell spoke to reporters as he opened Spring Training for the Northsiders.

We chatted with Matthew Boyd, Cade Horton and more in the Cubs clubhouse at Spring Training in Arizona.

Indiana state Rep. Earl Harris discusses Portage’s proposed “Halas Harbor,” the economic stakes and how far Indiana lawmakers might go to lure the Chicago Bears amid ongoing stadium talks in Illinois.

Chicago Tribune White Sox reporter Lamond Pope joined Tina at Camelback Ranch. They react to their biggest takeaways from what Will Venable and some of the players had to say today. Lamond also tells Tina whether he believes the Sox are moving in the right direction.

On this episode of “1st & North,” the Bears are contemplating a major offseason move that could push them toward elite status. We also break down whether Jordan Love got dissed by national media, why the Vikings may be feeling QB remorse and how the Lions plan to revamp their offense after lessons learned from a Seahawks Super Bowl run.

Will Venable enters his second season as the White Sox manager, and he details his expectations for the young core of players in the White Sox clubhouse.