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Does this episode need to be in video format? Of course not. But you know what? As this station continues to grow, we are going to try new methods to entertain and showcase what RDPS is all about.

This is one of those methods. Don't expect a ton of these in the immediate future, but except some more in the future.

Here on Radio DePaul Sports, we highlight the major sports news from the major teams in Chicago. You know, the Bulls, Bears, Cubs, Sox, sometimes even the Fire. But there are plenty of minor league teams in the Chicagoland area that are also fighting for your attention, and it's important that we highlight all the hard work they do as well.

In this edition of RDPS Chicago, Vice President and General Manager of the Kane County Cougars Curtis Haug gives us a peak inside his 30+ year career with the Cougars as well as get you excited for the upcoming 2023 season.

Here on Radio DePaul Sports, we highlight the major sports news from the major teams in Chicago. You know, the Bulls, Bears, Cubs, Sox, sometimes even the Fire. But there are plenty of minor league teams in the Chicagoland area that are also fighting for your attention, and it's important that we highlight all the hard work they do as well.

In this edition of RDPS Chicago, we had the privilege of talking with President Dan Lehv his work with the Steel prior to the opening of the Clark Cup Conference Finals.

Here on Radio DePaul Sports, we highlight the major sports news from the major teams in Chicago. You know, the Bulls, Bears, Cubs, Sox, sometimes even the Fire. But there are plenty of minor league teams in the Chicagoland area that are also fighting for your attention, and it's important that we highlight all the hard work they do as well.

In the first Special episode of RDPS Chicago , we are proud to have Chicago-born PxP Announcer for the Gary Southshore Railcats and The University of Vermont Women's Basketball (As well as a big Cubs fan) Ryan Zimmerman talk with our host Brandon Bowens, about his career, the team, and what to look forward to as Opening Day for the Railcats season is just five days away!

If an alien only watched Jordan Poole highlights and not all the missed shots, they would think he was the greatest basketball player who ever lived. The same could be said about a number of NBA players, but how many young stars have the ability to learn from the best? Jordan Poole could take all the good things from Steph and be even better, you never know. Even though he is from the Bay Area, this is Chioke’s first year as a Golden State Warriors fan. (let me hear it) Bandwagon!! Booooo! Tomato! Tomato! You heard it here first, Golden State Warriors 2023 NBA Finals Champions. Watch. Top 5, Top 5!

Chioke goes over a couple notable top fives he saw from this week, then gives his own NBA top 5 and all time starting 9 for an MLB all star lineup. See if you agree with his lists on the March 31st episode of What You May Have Missed.

Chioke’s bracket was perfect for almost 3 hours of the tournament, sooooo, he is basically a March Madness expert. Kidding!  but I heard the most accurate brackets were those picked on ‘random’ this year. Since they won, maybe his coach was not upset, or maybe it was staged… but K-State’s point guard waved off his coach and threw a no-look alley oop pass to his cutting teammate who finished with a reverse slam in one of the most entertaining NCAA March Madness games ever played. The MLB isn’t back yet, but we got something we have yet to see. They play on the same team in the MLB, but in World Baseball Classic delivers something baseball fans have been dreaming of since we learned who Ohtani was. Also what if we had a basketball database created for matchups so we can see the best bets of the night? Money Glitch. Chioke gets to it all on the March 24th episode of What You May Have Missed.