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Off Day Reset (5/22)

In Commentary And Analysis by Rice Cube19 Comments

We were hoping on the last Dreamcast that the Cubs would make a sort of a run, and so far so good (albeit could’ve swept but for some dumb baseball things and the usual bullpen grumblings). As I revisited the preview I did before the season started (which still includes Japan even if we pretend that didn’t happen), I think …

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Dreamcast 109: How Sweep It Is

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With the Cubs having finally engineered a sweep of another team, albeit a bad one, we return to talk about: You can check out the podcast page or just click on the embedded players below. You can also use the sidebar to get to our Apple Podcast pages and leave a nice review and rating if it pleases you.

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Things to Think on Another Cubs Off Day

In Race To The Top by Rice Cube112 Comments

I tend to think that, whether it was by design because the Cubs slipped someone a few dollars in the scheduling committee, or if they just got lucky, the regular Thursday off day has been pretty amazing to help keep players and pitchers fresh amidst the rash of injuries the team has to weather. I suppose we should be thankful …

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Cubs 5, Marlins 4

In Postgame by berselius38 Comments

OSS: Yukon Cornelius walks it off! Three up: Three down: Next up: The Cubs go for the sweep with Jameson Taillon on the mound, facing lefty Ryan Weathers at 6:40 CT.

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Cubs 6, Mets 5

In Uncategorized by berselius103 Comments

OSS: Cade Horton makes a solid debut Three up Three down Next up: Matt Boyd takes on asbestos collar robber baron Griffin Canning at 11:05 AM CT. It’s a Roku game, so enjoy Pat Zach and Ron I guess. Or don’t. I can’t tell you what to do. (though I still maintain that Zaidman is better than Alex Cohen. Or …

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Welcome (Soon) to the Cubs, Cade Horton

In Better Know a Cub by Rice Cube10 Comments

So Shota Imanaga is on the shelf for probably a month or so, and Justin Steele is out for the year, which means someone has to take over that open spot in the rotation. It appears that someone is top Cubs pitching prospect Cade Horton: Horton, Chicago’s No. 2 prospect and No. 46 overall per MLB Pipeline, will join the team this …

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Dreamcast 108: Keep the Line Moving

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In this Dreamcast after the Cubs’ relatively successful division road trip, we talk a bit about… You can check out the podcast page or just click on the embedded players below. You can also use the sidebar to get to our Apple Podcast pages and leave a nice review and rating if it pleases you.