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I'd say the Cubs completed their Christmas list this year — Shadows Of Wrigley (@ShadowofWrigley) December 24, 2015 After the Cubs were able to successfully execute Plan A, and avoided too much butthurt, it’s safe to agree with our friend there. Santa Claus has seemingly put the Chicago Cubs on Continue reading Santa Delivers For the Cubs
Some notes from intrepid Chicago Cubs beat guy Patrick Mooney, who is a must-follow: Theo doubts #Cubs can sign two free agents in the $100-million range: "We have to get creative." https://t.co/VrLFrLYYuC — Patrick Mooney (@CSNMooney) November 10, 2015 We kind of figured that the Cubs wouldn’t blow their wad Continue reading Creatively Grabbing Pitching…
You can make fun of the Chicago Cubs in a near-infinite number of ways, and while most of the jokes center around a goat or the fact that the team hasn’t tasted victory champagne in over a century, we can always find new things to mock. For example: Is Continue reading Deflecting Attention
If you were on the Twitters this morning, you probably saw the steady stream of toilet humor from Cubs fans and beat reporters alike. This is because the Chicago Cubs have partnered with Sloan Valve Company as a new legacy sponsor: Welcome to Sloan Valve Company as our official Continue reading Cubs Sustainable Toilet Humor
Every now and then, we will tackle a subject that isn’t solely focused on the Chicago Cubs, and today is one of those times. Although, there is still a Cubs spin as this was also brought up with Jeff Samardzija who recently turned down a contract offer worth $17 Million Continue reading All About the Money
Welcome back to the Dreamcast! This is the 35th edition, which we name for former Cub Will Ohman, LOOGY extraordinaire, who wore the number 35 during the 2000 and 2001 seasons. This is a short podcast to introduce to you two of our newest friends, Kevin Brown (not the pitcher Continue reading Dreamcast 35: The Long-Awaited OH-MAN Edition
With most of the big free agents now off the board, the attention of the baseball world has turned to the coveted Japanese import Masahiro Tanaka. With the new posting system now in place, more teams than ever should be able to at least get a shot at signing the Continue reading The Case Against Masahiro Tanaka
As the Cubs slog through another rebuilding year (it’s gonna end up okay, we hope), there’s not much to write about since it seems it’s the other MLB teams making all the moves while the Cubs sit back and wait. In the meantime, there isn’t much else to spend on Continue reading It’s All In Your Head
We’re going to keep this short, but since everyone is freaking out about the Cubs opting out of their contract with WGN, it’s time to reflect on our priorities. Cubs Front Office and Business Operations Priorities include: Making money Acquisition and development of impact baseball talent Making money Renovating and Continue reading Priorities
At some point during today’s Cubs victory, Roobs was wondering how Nate Schierholtz did in San Francisco as a Giant because he was having a pretty good season so far. Enter Wendy Thurm, who is a really smart lady and is a good follow on the Twitterz. Nate was really Continue reading Nate Schierholtz, Platoon Specialist