Full Show — April 13, 2026

The Mully & Haugh Show kicks off with a celebration of Rory McIlroy’s emotional and commanding victory at the Masters, highlighting his mental resilience after a disastrous Saturday round and a triumphant Sunday comeback—drawing parallels to Michael Bush’s clutch pinch-hit RBI for the Cubs as a symbol of mental reset and redemption. The Chicago sports landscape takes center stage, with the hosts praising the Cubs’ dramatic 7-6 comeback win over the Pirates and the White Sox’s gritty split in Kansas City despite deploying nine pitchers in a single game. The debut of local prospect Noah Schultz is hailed as a pivotal moment for the White Sox, representing a new era of homegrown talent, though concerns linger about the sustainability of their over-reliance on relievers. The Chicago Sky’s roster overhaul, including the additions of Skylar Diggins and Rekia Jackson, signals a serious rebuild post-Angel Reese, while the Bulls’ future under Billy Donovan remains uncertain, with speculation about a potential departure or move upstairs, informed by insights from KC Johnson on Donovan’s principled leadership. The episode transitions into a detailed NFL draft preview, with Brad Biggs and other guests emphasizing the Bears’ urgent need to address defensive deficiencies—particularly on the defensive line and in the secondary—urging against 'indulgent' picks of offensive stars in early rounds. The hosts stress the risks of drafting project players like Zoff Frazier and Ruben Hippolite, advocating instead for disciplined, value-driven selections that prioritize long-term team building over short-term flashiness, culminating in a preview of the upcoming draft show on April 25th.