In the second hour, Laurence Holmes was joined by Negro Leagues Baseball Museum president Bob Kendrick to discuss the league's importance in Chicago and to reminisce about some of its best players and how it showcased talent from Latin America. Later, Number Fire senior writer Jim Sannes joined the show to preview the return of NASCAR this weekend amid the coronavirus pandemic and to discuss which drivers you should follow.

<p>In the second hour, Laurence Holmes was joined by Negro Leagues Baseball Museum president Bob Kendrick to discuss the league's importance in Chicago and to reminisce about some of its best players and how it showcased talent from Latin America. Later, Number Fire senior writer Jim Sannes joined the show to preview the return of NASCAR this weekend amid the coronavirus pandemic and to discuss which drivers you should follow.</p>

In addition to Laurence Holmes' insightful perspective, a signature feature of his show is the in-studio interview with athletes, coaches and journalists, allowing for deeper discussion on their backgrounds and the day’s most important topics. Herb Lawrence is the executive producer of the show. Follow Laurence on Twitter @LaurenceWHolmes.

<p>In addition to Laurence Holmes' insightful perspective, a signature feature of his show is the in-studio interview with athletes, coaches and journalists, allowing for deeper discussion on their backgrounds and the day&rsquo;s most important topics. Herb Lawrence is the executive producer of the show. Follow Laurence on Twitter @LaurenceWHolmes.</p>

Laurence Holmes talks Chicago sports on 670 The Score

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