"Hit & Run," WSCR 670-AM's Sunday morning baseball show, had some fun with broadcaster Chris "Mad Dog" Russo. Joe Ostrowski is "leaving" the show, and Russo will replace Ostrowski, pairing him with Barry Rozner.

Chris 'Mad Dog' Russo joining Hit & Run

Miss the best moments of Hit & Run this season? We've jammed it all into this.

Hit & Run season recap

Eli Hershkovich (@EliHershkovich on Twitter) and Brad Evans (@YahooNoise) dig into the most intriguing college basketball future plays to date, including Villanova and Purdue's midseason rise, Michigan and Michigan State's respective concerns, a pair of darkhorses and which elite teams they like to cut down the nets in April.

"Hersh on Hoops," Gambling Edition

Eli Hershkovich (@EliHershkovich) and Brad Evans (@YahooNoise) discuss which college basketball teams are primed for upsets in Tuesday's slate and which hooks have been painful recently before diving into whether or not Houston is in position for a deep NCAA tournament run.

"Hersh on Hoops," Gambling Edition #2

Eli Hershkovich and John Murray dive into the Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook’s latest college basketball title odds, including where the most bets and money are heading (4:53), if Memphis will live up to the hype (5:50), Michigan State’s short odds (10:43), whether Kentucky’s Ashton Hagans and/or Kansas’ Devon Dotson will guide their teams on deep runs, if Texas Tech is primed to get back to the national championship game (20:11), our favorite bets and much more.