Score Overnights features a heavy dose of caller interaction and is known to venture into bizarre territory, which helps carry you through the wee hours. Score hosts share their insight on the day’s top sports storylines – or any topic you want to discuss.

Score Overnights features a heavy dose of caller interaction and is known to venture into bizarre territory, which helps carry you through the wee hours. Score hosts share their insight on the day’s top sports storylines – or any topic you want to discuss.

Score Overnights features a heavy dose of caller interaction and is known to venture into bizarre territory, which helps carry you through the wee hours. Score hosts share their insight on the day’s top sports storylines – or any topic you want to discuss.

Score Overnights features a heavy dose of caller interaction and is known to venture into bizarre territory, which helps carry you through the wee hours. Score hosts share their insight on the day’s top sports storylines – or any topic you want to discuss.

Score Overnights features a heavy dose of caller interaction and is known to venture into bizarre territory, which helps carry you through the wee hours. Score hosts share their insight on the day’s top sports storylines – or any topic you want to discuss.

Score Overnights features a heavy dose of caller interaction and is known to venture into bizarre territory, which helps carry you through the wee hours. Score hosts share their insight on the day’s top sports storylines – or any topic you want to discuss.

Mark Grote hosts a special Score Overnights show to remember the life and legacy of our dear friend Les Grobstein, who passed away two years ago. Grote kicks off the show by welcoming on Grobstein's son, Scott, and later was joined by Les' longtime girlfriend, Kathy.

In the second hour of Score Overnights, Mark Grote is joined by Jon Greenberg of The Athletic to hold their Bum of the Year ceremony, a longstanding Les Grobstein segment and a favorite of his loyal listeners. Later, Grote plays back his interviews with longtime Chicago sports reporters Cheryl Raye-Stout and George Ofman in which they shared their favorite memories of Les.