Full Show — April 14, 2026

The Mully & Haugh Show kicks off with a jubilant celebration of Chicago White Sox pitching prospect Noah Schultz’s long-awaited MLB debut, hailed as a defining moment for the franchise’s young rebuild. Hosts Mike Mulligan and David Haugh express immense excitement over Schultz’s 6'10" frame, elite command, and the White Sox’s deliberate, player-centric development strategy, underscored by insights from pitching director Brian Bannister. The discussion highlights Schultz’s journey through AAA Charlotte, his mechanical improvements, and the team’s broader plan to cultivate a deep, young pitching pipeline featuring talents like Hagen-Smith and McDougal. The episode also pays heartfelt tribute to former Bears coach Dave McGinnis, whose legacy is remembered through reflections from head coach Dave Wanstead, while the Bears’ upcoming NFL draft focus on defensive talent is noted. The hosts passionately revisit the Cubs’ regrettable 2020 decision to let Kyle Schwarber go, celebrating his continued power production and near-500 home run trajectory as a stark reminder of poor franchise management. The segment concludes with a community-driven narrative around Schultz’s local roots, including fan stories like a librarian wife requesting white socks in his honor and the potential for a 'Noah Schultz Day' at Guaranteed Rate Field, underscoring the emotional connection between the player and his hometown. The episode closes with anticipation for the upcoming game and a transition to the Marshall and Grody segment, maintaining a celebratory, forward-looking tone.