5 On It: Matthew Boyd shines in Cubs' win over Angels

The Rahimi, Harris & Grote Show kicks off with a lively discussion on Matthew Boyd's standout performance in the Cubs' 6-2 win over the Angels, where he struck out 10 in 5.2 innings. Hosts debate the 'Dad Who Stepped Up' scale, with Marshall Harris giving Boyd a 10 for overcoming a rough Opening Day and making mechanical adjustments. The conversation shifts to the Bears' potential move to Indiana, with skepticism about the feasibility despite Bears chairman George McCaskey's diplomatic remarks. The hosts critique the Bulls' front office for poor trade deadline decisions, particularly the decision to trade Usman Jang instead of acquiring him, and express concern over lack of due diligence. They also weigh in on the White Sox's early-season struggles, questioning whether rookie Munetaka Murakami deserves the 'Mark Grody He Deserved Better' award—concluding it's too early. The episode closes with a heated debate over the Wizards' April Fool's prank, where a fan was misled into thinking he made a blindfolded half-court shot for $10,000. The hosts condemn the prank as cruel, especially given the team's poor record, and question the value of the consolation prizes, sparking humor and frustration over autographed jerseys and courtside seats.