TV Schedule
Thursday, October 8
6:00 am
VSiN by the Books (LIVE)

Breaking down the biggest stories in sports betting from the night before and getting you up to speed as a new day begins; we break down the NBA Playoffs, the NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs, MLB, and the kick-off to the WNBA season and more!
9:00 am
Cubs Classics (NEW)

Travis Wood takes over for an injured Kyle Hendricks and becomes the first relief pitcher since 1924 to hit a postseason homer as the Cubs take a two-game lead over the Giants in the NLDS. From Oct. 8, 2016.
12:00 pm
Foul Territory (LIVE)

Baseball the way it should be covered and exclusive interviews with MLB stars. AJ Pierzynski, Erik Kratz, Todd Frazier, Cameron Maybin, Jason Kipnis, Trevor May, Jonathan Papelbon, Scott Braun and Insider Ken Rosenthal. The world is our clubhouse.
2:00 pm
Golf Life

Golfers improve through instruction, evaluate current equipment and discover ideal features of premier global courses.
2:30 pm
Saving Wrigley Field

A journey through the renovations and preservation of historic Wrigley Field. An in-depth look at the history and decision-making which led to updates of the 107-year-old Friendly Confines. Interviews with Cubs owner Tom Ricketts and others.
4:00 pm
Follow the Money (LIVE)

Sports gambling veterans Mitch Moss and Pauly Howard discuss the latest sports news and offer their advice on the best bets of the day.
6:00 pm
The Compound (NEW)

Ian Happ, of the Chicago Cubs, and teammates Dakota Mekkes and Zack Short share their MLB experiences, baseball life, and interview guests.
7:00 pm
Champions Gate Ceremony

8:00 pm
The Lovable Reunion

Anthony Rizzo and David Ross reunite with the 2016 Chicago Cubs to share behind-the-scenes stories from the World Series season that ended a 108-year drought.
9:00 pm
The Compound

Ian Happ, of the Chicago Cubs, and teammates Dakota Mekkes and Zack Short share their MLB experiences, baseball life, and interview guests.
10:00 pm
Cubs Classics

Travis Wood takes over for an injured Kyle Hendricks and becomes the first relief pitcher since 1924 to hit a postseason homer as the Cubs take a two-game lead over the Giants in the NLDS. From Oct. 8, 2016.

