Full Show — April 10, 2026

The Mully & Haugh Show delivers a vibrant and insightful episode on April 10, 2026, opening with a spirited analysis of Rory McIlroy’s dominant start at the Masters, attributing his mental edge to last year’s victory. The conversation then pivots to Chicago sports, spotlighting the struggling Bulls, with hosts Mike Mulligan and David Haugh examining Billy Donovan’s uncertain future and potential successors like Wes Unseld Jr. and Tom Thibodeau. The White Sox’s surprising win in Kansas City is celebrated, particularly Anthony Kaye’s long-awaited MLB victory, while the Cubs’ return of Seiya Suzuki and the development of young talents like Rock Chalowski and Matt Shaw are highlighted. The episode dives into roster challenges, including injuries to key pitchers and the need for consistent starting pitching, with guest Ron Coomer emphasizing Suzuki’s expected role in the fourth spot and the resilience of young arms like Assad and Ray. The discussion expands to broader league issues, including the NBA’s tanking dilemma and the debate over reversing draft order, with Steve Ashburner cautioning against restricting GMs’ autonomy. The final segment features a public service announcement for the Cubs for a Cure Radiothon, set for May 25th, and a listener call addressing bullpen strategy and reliever Ben Brown’s development, which the hosts clarify includes a newly acquired sinker pitch. The episode closes with a transition to the Vegas segment, rounding out a dynamic and optimistic deep dive into Chicago’s sports landscape.