Best Podcast Episodes About Chicago Cubs
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Updated: Mar 30, 2026 – 16 episodes
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“… uh trev nationals nationals cubbies i know i i did it as the best western thing so uh just a ton of nationals offense and in those final two games cubs blew them out in the middle game what what do you got i was going to give a joy weamer my standout uh player standout performance uh but because they're the best western road warriors who i thought we'd talk about them here i mean two games doing his thing i also just wanted to hear you say his name yeah joey weber love that for us brady house who we talked about coming through uh in this in this series well Shout out Blake P Tara for getting …”
“… hadn't had it in spring and the manager's quote to just be like, yeah, we're hoping it comes back. Okay. I mean, if I'm a Royals fan, I'm like, how long are we hoping for? So that's big what to watch for. and yeah that's none of dom smith's business uh trev nationals nationals cubbies i know i i did it as the best western thing so uh just a ton of nationals offense and in those final two games cubs blew them out in the middle game what what do you got i was going to give a joy weamer my standout uh player standout performance uh but because they're the best western road warriors who i thought we'd talk about them here i mean two games doing his thing i also just wanted to hear you say his name yeah joey weber love that for us brady house who we talked about coming through uh in this in this series well Shout out Blake P Tara for getting the first managerial win and for a series win That's got to just feel really, really nice there, man. I mean, look, first series of the year, do I expect a lot out of the Nationals? No, but they take care of the Cubs. That's no small feat, dude, on the road. A lot of young players. You hope it can be a fun National season. And, hey, that's how they …”
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On his 37th birthday, Chris Sale showcased a vintage performance, inching closer to his 400th career game. With a stellar 3.0 ERA over 16 seasons, Sale's impact on the field is undeniable, proving he's still a force to be reckoned with. As he celebrates this milestone, the baseball world reflects on his journey towards Cooperstown.
“… Bush, Caleb Durbin, who ranks pretty highly with the lack of strikeouts there. I like his bat in Fenway as well. Edward Cabrera moving over to the Chicago Cubs. Don't love him throwing that four-seam fastball as much like he's been doing in spring, but great defense behind him with the Cubs there. Jacob Marcy, who should get on base and steal a ton of bags, but only one point per steal here. trey is savage scott do you think this is the appropriate time is this enough of a fall to take the plunge on tree and he was high in my queue it's you're taking him at this point not being sure if he's going to …”
“… is built like a professional wrestler. He is just insane, man. He is so jacked up, man. If he keeps those strikeouts down and just makes contact, He's going to hit a ton of home runs this year. So very excited about Cags. After he went, we got Michael Bush, Caleb Durbin, who ranks pretty highly with the lack of strikeouts there. I like his bat in Fenway as well. Edward Cabrera moving over to the Chicago Cubs. Don't love him throwing that four-seam fastball as much like he's been doing in spring, but great defense behind him with the Cubs there. Jacob Marcy, who should get on base and steal a ton of bags, but only one point per steal here. trey is savage scott do you think this is the appropriate time is this enough of a fall to take the plunge on tree and he was high in my queue it's you're taking him at this point not being sure if he's going to be an immediate contributor for you and that that is a much harder sell than when we just thought he was a fixture in the blue jays line uh rotation treated like any other starting pitcher, five, six innings, most starts. I think eventually he's going to be that this year, but how long it takes for him to get there is anybody guess with the kind of …”
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Jack Caglione, a player for Team Italy in the World Baseball Classic, is catching attention for his impressive power and potential breakout this season. With a solid strikeout rate and a physique reminiscent of a professional wrestler, he could be a game-changer if he makes consistent contact. In a recent mock draft, he was selected as a high-upside bench hitter, showcasing the excitement surrounding his potential impact.
“… if it was the first one after the Philadelphia one. It could have been. But far and away in the United States, the most famous World Fair was the Chicago World's Fair of 1893, the World's Columbian Exposition. It was a pretty good World's Fair, if I do say so myself.”
“… really did bring a lot of attention and industry and business and exports from these countries that were hosting these things. Like they were not just vanity projects, there really were big returns on them. And the US got back in the game, I don't know if it was the first one after the Philadelphia one. It could have been. But far and away in the United States, the most famous World Fair was the Chicago World's Fair of 1893, the World's Columbian Exposition. It was a pretty good World's Fair, if I do say so myself.”
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The Chicago World's Fair of 1893, known as the World's Columbian Exposition, was a significant event that showcased America's industrial prowess and cultural achievements. It highlighted the tension between showcasing national identity and the exploitative nature of colonialism, as countries sought to present themselves as more than just sources of raw materials. This fair was not just a vanity project; it brought substantial attention and economic returns to the hosting nations.
“… situation with Mason Miller. Okay, you're not coming in unless it's a save situation. You've got to negotiate. Venezuela had to negotiate with the Cubs when their closer came in. Mason Miller with the Padres, and then you're negotiating. Hey, he can only come in in a save situation. How long are you going to be able to pitch? You know, and that changes the game. So we got to kind of be all in on this. Like, I love the four nations, but I love that because the United States and Canada, you know, that rivalry. And you're dropping the gloves and you're fighting and it really meant something …”
“… the great writer with the mothership, he talked about, he echoed what John Smoltz pointed out. But once again, this is four years down the road. I think people think this is an every year occurrence, and it's not going to be. And then you have the situation with Mason Miller. Okay, you're not coming in unless it's a save situation. You've got to negotiate. Venezuela had to negotiate with the Cubs when their closer came in. Mason Miller with the Padres, and then you're negotiating. Hey, he can only come in in a save situation. How long are you going to be able to pitch? You know, and that changes the game. So we got to kind of be all in on this. Like, I love the four nations, but I love that because the United States and Canada, you know, that rivalry. And you're dropping the gloves and you're fighting and it really meant something there. You can't tell hockey guys to go, hey, take it easy. You know, hey, he's only going to play four shifts tonight. That ain't happening. It's going to be, hey, we're playing, we're winning. Yeah, Paulie. It was interesting last night Ninth inning they need their best closer Mason Miller and Mark DeRosa goes with Whitlock the reliever out of Boston …”
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Venezuela's World Baseball Classic win is a thrilling moment for the sport, but logistical challenges and player agreements complicate its future impact.
“… Boston four. Boston four. Wow, okay. I feel like he shouldn't be able to see. No, he shouldn't. Philly at three. Wow, this is interesting. Okay. Chicago wow They put six tax so I only doing five I can see from here Sorry guys Chicago okay This is where it gets hard, because to me, these are the top two, but I'm not a Knicks fan, so I don't know. Maybe I'm wildly underestimating, but these next two were really, really hard, but this is the way I decided to do it. Pacer's got to be number one, dog. Yeah. Okay. Indiana, number one, is the most hated team. This is my guess, and now I'm going to let …”
“You'll tell me. Wait, that's Philly at four? Boston four. Boston four. Wow, okay. I feel like he shouldn't be able to see. No, he shouldn't. Philly at three. Wow, this is interesting. Okay. Chicago wow They put six tax so I only doing five I can see from here Sorry guys Chicago okay This is where it gets hard, because to me, these are the top two, but I'm not a Knicks fan, so I don't know. Maybe I'm wildly underestimating, but these next two were really, really hard, but this is the way I decided to do it. Pacer's got to be number one, dog. Yeah. Okay. Indiana, number one, is the most hated team. This is my guess, and now I'm going to let him go. He's going to make his list. I have others. I have no Philly, no Brooklyn. I have another other. Boston, Chicago, a lot of history, obviously, a lot of pain, but old pain, not new pain. This, we already had two separate brawls were discussed from this rivalry, and this is fresh pain. Yeah, Brooklyn, as I can say, right over here. Let's go. …”
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The Indiana Pacers top the Knicks' hate index, showcasing a fierce rivalry that includes multiple brawls and fresh pain for fans. While Chicago was a dominant force in the '90s, their rivalry feels less relevant today, as Michael Jordan's legacy looms large. This discussion dives into the emotional scars left by these rivalries and the evolving nature of Knicks' foes.
“Do we want to discuss that he's moving up? I guess it just suggests that people didn't think there was clarity there in the Cubs situation. I don't know why not. Palencia was the closer until he got hurt, and then Brad Keller replaced him, and he's gone. So why would it be anybody but Palencia? And Crack Council explicitly said if the season started today, this was back in late February, he said if the season started today, he'd get the first save. I think that's what changed it. Yeah. Yeah. So. Springer gone. The guy we were considering with our last pick is still …”
“Do we want to discuss that he's moving up? I guess it just suggests that people didn't think there was clarity there in the Cubs situation. I don't know why not. Palencia was the closer until he got hurt, and then Brad Keller replaced him, and he's gone. So why would it be anybody but Palencia? And Crack Council explicitly said if the season started today, this was back in late February, he said if the season started today, he'd get the first save. I think that's what changed it. Yeah. Yeah. So. Springer gone. The guy we were considering with our last pick is still there. Probably need to do that. So you mean this, Frank? Oh, no, no, no. No, you think we need this? Yes. I think so as well. I think the cryptic nature of these discussions adds to the... Be less cryptic, but still cryptic. Arm guy or bat guy? Arm guy. I mean, they made it easy for us. They made it easy. I like that. Are we in agreement on Rice …”
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Cubs closer Julian Palencia is the clear favorite to secure the role, as manager Craig Council indicated he would get the first save if the season started today. This clarity comes after Palencia's injury and Brad Keller's replacement, leading to a strategic discussion about drafting pitchers. The team ultimately agrees on selecting Rysel Iglesias, showcasing the importance of clarity in player selection and draft strategy.
“… but i i like after i mean i guess this would be my hot take Like, after the Dodgers, I think my next two teams in the NL are the Brewers and the Cubs. Like, I'm in. I love how both teams have laid out their rosters. I love that the Cubs are doing Bregman as their missing, like, piece. And, God, those boys are just going to be baseball hardos. The PCA Cubs fan quote we'll get to in a little bit. Like, all about it. I've got the Cubbies. um after that I'm going to go Braves um I know the injury bug is already there I just I can believe that this team could have fallen off this quickly because …”
“thought about just for schlitz and giggles taking them to win the central after all that all my brewers love this offseason but i i like after i mean i guess this would be my hot take Like, after the Dodgers, I think my next two teams in the NL are the Brewers and the Cubs. Like, I'm in. I love how both teams have laid out their rosters. I love that the Cubs are doing Bregman as their missing, like, piece. And, God, those boys are just going to be baseball hardos. The PCA Cubs fan quote we'll get to in a little bit. Like, all about it. I've got the Cubbies. um after that I'm going to go Braves um I know the injury bug is already there I just I can believe that this team could have fallen off this quickly because I don think they have And like I think if Ronald gives 150 and Shohei does you know the NL we might be fighting for MVP 2 this year because Shohei's pitching and hitting again. But I think if Ronald plays 150, I think he's NL MVP 2 or 3. And, like, it's still there. Matt Olsen, Austin Riley, like Drake Baldwin happened last year. Like I can't give …”
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Tony Vitello's new approach with the San Francisco Giants could either lead to disaster or create a beautiful team dynamic. With a mix of veterans and a college coach, the clubhouse is expected to be fun and tough, but the real question is how will they handle the pressures of failure? This unique environment might just redefine what it means to be a successful team in baseball.
“… okay we'll go upstairs well you know all this stuff that's great it's the power of a computer but yes i have a good memory yeah um Nats crushed the Cubs. It was a nice start of the season, wasn't it? You know, the first place Nationals? Yeah. Yeah. Could go 162-0. Cubs can't. The Cubs cannot do that. And they didn't even get four innings out of Cade Cavalli. They had three different home runs. Yeah. The first guy who hit a home run, I'd never heard of. Well, he got him in January. Weimer? Yeah. That was Barrow. I don't know who he is. He hit a home run. I didn't know what he was doing on the …”
“… box it's just pinot noirs yeah i mean it's one i didn't know i didn't look to see what specific types of pinot noirs i've just been drinking them they're all they all have a blue label i assume they were the same but perhaps perhaps i'm not is that okay we'll go upstairs well you know all this stuff that's great it's the power of a computer but yes i have a good memory yeah um Nats crushed the Cubs. It was a nice start of the season, wasn't it? You know, the first place Nationals? Yeah. Yeah. Could go 162-0. Cubs can't. The Cubs cannot do that. And they didn't even get four innings out of Cade Cavalli. They had three different home runs. Yeah. The first guy who hit a home run, I'd never heard of. Well, he got him in January. Weimer? Yeah. That was Barrow. I don't know who he is. He hit a home run. I didn't know what he was doing on the roster. That's a good first impression.”
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A heartfelt thank you from a listener highlights the deep connections formed within a podcast community. This listener shares their journey of growing their vineyard and expresses gratitude for the show's impact on their life, sending delicious wines as a token of appreciation. It's a beautiful reminder of how shared passions can bring people together, even across distances.
“… Where am I in these text threads? I know I'm tied up in Silverstock, but... The over-under. Oof. For the Northsiders? Anyone call them that? The Chicago Cubs. 88.5, Coach. So, hey, this is real. I was all over that. This is real. You had it. My bad. Yeah, you didn't ask me. My bad. I was mad you cut me out of the deal. the one issue i have is like the nl central is like kind of good this year yes comma milwaukee brewers are going to win 90 games i can i say i social team you can't clip this if this gets back to ian happ you're all out the nl central is always its strongest in spring training. No, …”
“… Hard to find a center fielder. Hap's so steady. Left field. Bregman's so steady. You know what? It might be in Hap because him and I just stumble into this business and we put a little money into it together. What? Then all of a sudden, we're just gone. Where am I in these text threads? I know I'm tied up in Silverstock, but... The over-under. Oof. For the Northsiders? Anyone call them that? The Chicago Cubs. 88.5, Coach. So, hey, this is real. I was all over that. This is real. You had it. My bad. Yeah, you didn't ask me. My bad. I was mad you cut me out of the deal. the one issue i have is like the nl central is like kind of good this year yes comma milwaukee brewers are going to win 90 games i can i say i social team you can't clip this if this gets back to ian happ you're all out the nl central is always its strongest in spring training. No, dude, stop. Listen. Yes, bro. We do this every year. Last year, three teams from the NL Central made the playoffs. You can't say that. By accident. Like, if the Mets weren't the Mets, the Reds don't make the playoffs. That's a silly statement, Coach, because they made three teams, made the playoffs last year. Is that the only division where that …”
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The Chicago Cubs and Milwaukee Brewers are poised to be the top teams in the NL Central this season, with both projected to win over 90 games. The Cubs’ strong front office strategy and exciting young talent like PCA are key factors in their success. As the NL Central heats up, the competition will be fierce, but the Cubs seem ready to take the lead.
“… question like that? Over here. Yes. You guys hear me? Yeah. Hey, what's your name? Hey, my name's Alex. Hey, what's up, L? So really, I, being from Chicago myself, like, what really keeps you, you know, living here?”
“… me a great big, ooh, yeah. Ooh yeah Take it We be on this didn even catch his name I guessing it Randy What do you call him, Randy? What's your name? Keizo. What's your name? Keizo. You're Randy. Your name's... Okay. All right, do we have another question like that? Over here. Yes. You guys hear me? Yeah. Hey, what's your name? Hey, my name's Alex. Hey, what's up, L? So really, I, being from Chicago myself, like, what really keeps you, you know, living here?”
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In the high-pressure world of wrestling, staying calm is key to success. Mustafa Ali shares how he manages pre-match nerves while leading his team, emphasizing the importance of confidence and preparation. He also highlights his Chicago roots and a local movement to honor wrestling legend Macho Man Randy Savage, showcasing the community's pride.
“… expectations, high expectations. I wish we kept Bregman. I like Bregman a lot. Bregman's the best on today. Yeah, he's the man. I'm happy he's in Chicago at least. but I just feel like the Red Sox ownership does not care about winning as much as just like being under the whatever luxury tax and saving money. Yeah. And probably will make the playoffs. Damn. This was a depressing preview for everyone's teams. I, I think the Cubs are going to be really fucking good. I think they might, I think they're the second best team in the NL. So I guess my expectations might be a little too high, but I think …”
“… Whitlock. Revenge tour. Gave up the game-winning RBI in the World Baseball Classic. I mean, he's been on the team forever. He's going to really prove himself this year and show the haters that he's one of the best relievers in baseball. I don't have expectations, high expectations. I wish we kept Bregman. I like Bregman a lot. Bregman's the best on today. Yeah, he's the man. I'm happy he's in Chicago at least. but I just feel like the Red Sox ownership does not care about winning as much as just like being under the whatever luxury tax and saving money. Yeah. And probably will make the playoffs. Damn. This was a depressing preview for everyone's teams. I, I think the Cubs are going to be really fucking good. I think they might, I think they're the second best team in the NL. So I guess my expectations might be a little too high, but I think they're going to be really, really good. I think they should, they should definitely win the nl central and be in the nlcs that would be that would be my ceiling i don't know the dodgers are just still a monster i think the cubs are gonna be really fucking good i was there i went to the game today got my first 50 50 loss out of the way uh was able …”
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The Cubs are poised to be a powerhouse in the NL, potentially winning the NL Central and making a deep playoff run, while the Phillies are expected to regress and face an early playoff exit. This contrast highlights the excitement around Cubs' promising players like PCA and the frustrations of Phillies fans, especially regarding Bryce Harper's past. As teams gear up for the season, the stakes couldn't be higher for both franchises.
“The fucking Cubs. All right. That's fucking crazy. Well, that was our best guess of what the future was going to look like based off the technology of our time. Yeah. And none of that shit happened. Yeah. The flying cars, the hoverboards. So who knows? Put some money on the Cubbies. No worries. Back to the Future Part 2. In Back to the Future Part 2, Marty and Doc travel to the future to save his kids. While there, Marty spots a headline announcing the Chicago …”
“The fucking Cubs. All right. That's fucking crazy. Well, that was our best guess of what the future was going to look like based off the technology of our time. Yeah. And none of that shit happened. Yeah. The flying cars, the hoverboards. So who knows? Put some money on the Cubbies. No worries. Back to the Future Part 2. In Back to the Future Part 2, Marty and Doc travel to the future to save his kids. While there, Marty spots a headline announcing the Chicago Cubs as World Series champions. To his shock, an old man confirms it's true. Wait a minute. Cubs win World Series? Against Miami? Back in 1989 when the film was made, it was a laughable joke since the Cubs hadn't won a single championship since 1908. But in 2016, just a year after the movie's timeline, the Cubs won the World Series in real life. …”
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In a surprising twist, the Chicago Cubs, once a laughingstock in 1989, actually won the World Series in 2016, just a year after the timeline of 'Back to the Future Part 2.' This prediction seemed impossible at the time, showcasing how our ability to forecast the future can be wildly inaccurate. As technology advances, the conversation shifts to what our future might really hold, raising questions about robots and societal changes.
“Kyle Tucker left, Cubs will be better. But what you should be mad about, if you're a fan, isn't the Dodgers, it's Teoscar Hernandez, the 10th best Dodger, maybe it's Mack Muncy, but I think Teoscar Hernandez is a beast. He's been available twice to the sport, and your billionaire owner didn't get him. And he's a great player for the Dodgers, at a very reasonable number. St. Louis could afford him, the Pirates billionaire could afford him, the Mariners could afford …”
“Kyle Tucker left, Cubs will be better. But what you should be mad about, if you're a fan, isn't the Dodgers, it's Teoscar Hernandez, the 10th best Dodger, maybe it's Mack Muncy, but I think Teoscar Hernandez is a beast. He's been available twice to the sport, and your billionaire owner didn't get him. And he's a great player for the Dodgers, at a very reasonable number. St. Louis could afford him, the Pirates billionaire could afford him, the Mariners could afford him, Detroit could afford him, Cleveland could afford him. I'm not sure if the A's could afford me. The point being, he's a great player. The Dodgers have signed him twice. Mack Muncy was an A, they let him go. Ohtani was an angel, he didn't win enough games. So this idea that Kyle Tucker created the outrage, let's be totally honest about that. If …”
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Cubs fans should be more upset with their billionaire owner for missing out on top talent like Teoscar Hernandez than with the Dodgers. While the Dodgers continue to win, the Cubs' struggles reveal deeper issues within the franchise. Blaming the Dodgers for success distracts from the real problems facing teams like the Cubs and Pirates.
“… tacos French hours are way of life You got to get on French French hours All right Zach finish this off My Firefest this week is so we live here in Chicago There a big body of water We've got a lake and we've got a river. I made it to the river for the first time this week. I took a route from the apartment on foot. My Firefest has just said, I may have wasted an entire year inside because you guys are right. The river is sick. The river is awesome. Zach lives a 20-minute walk from the river. I thought you guys were kind of just hyping it up. It may be a little bit overrated. Completely well …”
“… just have to keep eating. Like in between, yeah, every halftime you get up, you have another snack. And we took it as a challenge. We ate every single course that came out. Every single one. I at least had tried every course. Tacos We didn try the tacos French hours are way of life You got to get on French French hours All right Zach finish this off My Firefest this week is so we live here in Chicago There a big body of water We've got a lake and we've got a river. I made it to the river for the first time this week. I took a route from the apartment on foot. My Firefest has just said, I may have wasted an entire year inside because you guys are right. The river is sick. The river is awesome. Zach lives a 20-minute walk from the river. I thought you guys were kind of just hyping it up. It may be a little bit overrated. Completely well rated. I may have wasted several months inside of my apartment. So you like the river. What about the lake? Haven't seen the lake yet, but I'm getting to that next. Zach, let me tell you. If you like the river, you're going to love the lake. The lake is pretty sick, dude. So I come to you guys with open arms and an apology. You were right. I told you …”
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Zach admits he wasted a year inside, finally venturing out to discover the beauty of Chicago's river. After being nudged by friends, he realizes the river is incredible and expresses his regret for not exploring sooner. This revelation leads to a humorous discussion about his plans to visit the lake next.
“… to the Pirates. You seem like you want to pick them to do something this year when, you know, everyone else would probably say, look, Milwaukee and Chicago, Cincinnati are all ahead of this team. I do think Chicago is the best team in the center. And what I love about the Cubs is that their baseline is like up here. Like, excuse me, their floor is up here. They're just good everywhere. I do wonder if they're great. The audio audience. Yes. They have a high floor. I wonder what their ceiling is. The Brewers, I just never know what they're going to be year over year. Jacob Mizorowski needs to be a …”
“… let's move, Rosillo. Come on, let's get this out of the way. By the way, who is the guest that I'm being bumped for? You're not being bumped for anybody. We've got an NCAA tournament going on in the background. I'm sorry. You seem spicy when it comes to the Pirates. You seem like you want to pick them to do something this year when, you know, everyone else would probably say, look, Milwaukee and Chicago, Cincinnati are all ahead of this team. I do think Chicago is the best team in the center. And what I love about the Cubs is that their baseline is like up here. Like, excuse me, their floor is up here. They're just good everywhere. I do wonder if they're great. The audio audience. Yes. They have a high floor. I wonder what their ceiling is. The Brewers, I just never know what they're going to be year over year. Jacob Mizorowski needs to be a guy. They need Brandon Woodruff to stay healthy. But they just get how to win. Pat Murphy is a really good manager. Cincinnati, if they can get into the playoffs again and get Hunter Green back healthy, they can be a real problem if you have Hunter Green, Andrew Abbott, and Chase Burns, who I think is going to be a breakout star this year,”
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Didier Fuentes is making waves this spring with eight innings pitched, no hits, and 16 strikeouts, raising hopes for the Braves' rotation. Meanwhile, the Cubs are emerging as a solid contender in the NL Central with a high floor, even if their ceiling remains uncertain. With key players like Hunter Green returning for Cincinnati, the competition is heating up in the division.
“They had kind of like a Chicago Cubs thing going on, like lovable loser, Ole Miss. They had a couple of runs under Hugh. They had last year's team that, you know, felt like it's a big disappointment not getting to play off with all the talent they had on that team. And it feels like, you know, they cashed this one in. I know they didn't win the whole thing, but like if you had told Ole Miss before the season, hey, you're making the final four. They'd be like, all right, yep, we're …”
“They had kind of like a Chicago Cubs thing going on, like lovable loser, Ole Miss. They had a couple of runs under Hugh. They had last year's team that, you know, felt like it's a big disappointment not getting to play off with all the talent they had on that team. And it feels like, you know, they cashed this one in. I know they didn't win the whole thing, but like if you had told Ole Miss before the season, hey, you're making the final four. They'd be like, all right, yep, we're walking. That's good. You know, deal or no deal, you're hitting that deal button, right? I think it's proof of concept. You can sell to your fan base. Hey, we are capable of this. Right. That's what I think is that they still have never played for the SEC Championship. The SEC Championship game has been held since 1992. And some of the reasons …”
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Despite Ole Miss's history as a 'lovable loser,' their recent playoff appearance proves they can compete at the highest level. Last year's team, filled with talent, fell short due to unexpected losses, yet their journey highlights the thin margins that define success in college football. This segment explores how Ole Miss is finally breaking through and what it means for their future.
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