Full Show — April 1, 2026

The Rahimi, Harris & Grote Show kicks off with a spirited discussion on the Bears' stadium future, firmly dismissing Indiana as a viable option and reaffirming Arlington Heights as the only credible location, with hosts interpreting Kevin Warren’s 'spring or summer' timeline as a strategic move to pressure Illinois. The conversation shifts to Caleb Williams, where the hosts emphasize Ben Johnson’s persistent focus on improving completion percentage as essential for Williams to reach elite status, despite his clutch fourth-quarter performances. The Cubs’ 2-0 loss to the Angels is dissected, with concern over Shota Imanaga’s shaky start but optimism in Edward Cabrera’s dominant debut, signaling potential rotation depth. The episode’s 'Five On It' segments deliver humor and insight, covering Matthew Boyd’s control issues, umpire C.B. Buckner’s blown calls (jokingly attributed to poor vision), the Bears’ potential pursuit of Myles Garrett despite high trade costs, Tom Brady’s ambiguous retirement, and Ben Johnson’s absence from the NFL owner’s meeting video—interpreted as a sign of deep work rather than disengagement. The final segment previews the Cubs’ lineup against lefty Yusei Kikuchi, highlighting strategic moves like Nico Horner leading off and Michael Bush at first base, while expressing excitement over Seiya Suzuki’s upcoming rehab assignment in AA Knoxville. Personal reflections from Marshall Harris on enduring cold-weather baseball add warmth and authenticity to the show’s closing moments.