LoHo Daily with Laurence Holmes

Sports is trying desperately to do something, and Laurence Holmes actually likes the idea of the upcoming H-O-R-S-E contest -- and he has a betting tip if you're going to watch.

In a race to get their sport back, some of the most prominent college football coaches in the game continue to show a disregard for the well-being of their players.

Laurence Holmes wants sports back as badly as anybody, but the idea that team sports is anywhere close to returning is ludicrous (LUDA)! On the other hand, golf makes a lot of sense. Holmes explained why.

Laurence Holmes is fascinated by the greats, especially when you start looking at their statistics. Ted Williams has great hitting advice that Kris Bryant uses to this day, and Williams' number were sick!

The Bulls have taken the next step in their search for a new lead executive in their basketball operations department, according to Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN and K.C. Johnson of NBC Sports Chicago. As the Bulls now move forward in setting up interviews, Laurence Holmes has a list of candidates whom they should consider. 

With all of us spending our time at home, the new normal is spending even more time online. So Laurence Holmes enlisted DePaul director of online learning Joann Martyn to explain how we can adapt. She also gave advice on what to do with students who now have to learn from home.

Laurence Holmes was joined by White Sox in-game host Alyssa Bergamini to discuss what she already misses about baseball and what she's looking forward to doing when it returns.

DePaul's Paul Reed, a 6-foot-9 forward, declared for the NBA Draft, and Laurence Holmes believes he has a chance to do big things in the league.

It's a different world without our friend, baseball.

Laurence Holmes was joined by Tony DiGiacomo, a buddy of his and a transplanted Chicagoan who has been working in Charlotte and covering the Panthers for 13 years. He explained how the relationship between quarterback Cam Newton and the Panthers turned sour, which led to Newton's release. DiGiacomo shared the surprising place he believes that Newton will end up (it's not the Bears).

Replays of classic games aren't enough for Laurence Holmes during these times, and he explained why. There's also a hat tip to the great Rod Serling in this episode.

Laurence Holmes really likes the Bears' addition of pass rusher Robert Quinn and explained why he believes that Quinn will have a big impact.

So TB12 is out of New England? What happens next for the Patriots after Tom Brady has announced his departure? Laurence Holmes delved into those questions.

The new normal is a life without live sports. So here's what Laurence Holmes is doing with that watch time until they return. This will be a recurring part of the podcast moving forward in the coming weeks.

After finding out that broadcasters can be traded, Laurence Holmes decided that he would make his preferences known.