LoHo Daily with Laurence Holmes

Last night, Laurence Holmes tried to watch both the Cubs and White Sox television broadcasts of their annual Crosstown Classic. Listen to why that might not have been a very good idea. (6/19/19)

The NBA never sleeps, and we saw that when the Pelicans agreed to trade superstar big man Anthony Davis to the Lakers on Saturday. Laurence Holmes discussed how the trade completely overshadowed any coverage of the Toronto Raptors' championship celebration.

Laurence Holmes discussed how as the White Sox have been infused with young talent, they're giving fans on the South Side something to be excited about. He shared his experience as he was in attendance when the White Sox beat the Yankees on Friday night to reach the .500 mark.

Laurence Holmes discusses how regardless of the time of year, the NBA thrives on drama — even after a championship is won.

Regardless of how much star closer Craig Kimbrel is needed, Laurence Holmes urges the Cubs to not rush his arrival to the big league level.

Laurence Holmes was joined by NFL analysts Brian Baldinger, Anthony Herron and Michael Felder to discuss how the run-pass-option offense is taking over the league and how the Bears specifically employ it.

Laurence Holmes was joined by Metta World Peace -- formerly Ron Artest -- to share stories and memories of his time with the Chicago Bulls.

Laurence Holmes was joined by Gordon Wittenmyer of the the Chicago Sun-Times to discuss what the Negro Leagues meant not only to baseball history but American history.

As he prepared for his remote broadcast live from the Wrigley Field bleachers, Laurence Holmes discussed how there are few things more romantic and peaceful than an empty stadium -- in baseball or otherwise.

Sharing a birthday celebration, Laurence Holmes and Maggie Hendricks talked all things geek.

Laurence Holmes was joined by Cubs manager Joe Maddon and White Sox television analyst Steve Stone to discuss the art of hitting. Also, hear sound from Ted Williams, arguably the greatest hitter of all time.

Laurence Holmes was joined by Cubs manager Joe Maddon and White Sox catcher James McCann to discuss the art of framing pitches.

Laurence Holmes was joined by former Bears defensive lineman and current NBC Sports Chicago analyst Alex Brown to discuss how one should and shouldn't criticize current NFL players as a former athlete himself. (6/3/19)

Laurence Holmes was joined by Dina Bair of WGN-TV in Chicago to discuss her report on a Chicago legacy: 16-inch softball.

Chicago-based comedian, Pat McGann talks about the comedy scene and his love for the White Sox with Laurence Holmes. (5/30/19)