Mully's prediction for Masters was spot on (Hour 1)

The Mully & Ha Show's Hour 1 recap of the 2026 Masters delivers a vibrant, sports-packed morning with deep dives into Rory McIlroy’s emotional back-to-back victory, the Cubs’ dramatic 7-6 comeback win after being down 5-0, and the White Sox’s rollercoaster weekend in Kansas City. The hosts celebrate McIlroy’s triumph as a masterclass in mental resilience, highlighting how overcoming a Saturday meltdown and shedding the pressure of being the favorite allowed him to reclaim his form and win the green jacket. They reflect on the broader implications for golf, noting the significance of McIlroy joining Jack Nicklaus, Nick Faldo, and Tiger Woods in the elite back-to-back Masters club. The discussion extends to the Cubs’ offensive struggles, particularly Michael Bush’s 0-for-30 slump, and the strategic decision to bench him—only to see him deliver a crucial pinch-hit RBI single that sparked hope for a turnaround. The White Sox’s split series, marked by a record-setting 21-inning shutout streak and a nine-pitcher effort, is framed as a sign of both instability and potential momentum, especially with the debut of top prospect Noah Schultz on Tuesday. The episode also touches on the Bulls’ uncertain future under Billy Donovan, the Sky’s bold roster overhaul post-Angel Reese, and the cultural quirks of Augusta National, including the awkward Butler Cabin interviews and the tradition of pimento sandwiches.