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Recent Episodes
Ep. 47: Anger and Bitterness Meet Joy and Smug-Life
In this episode things between Ryan and Jesse heat up quickly regarding the Cubs collapse the “luck” factor. Topics Include: Joe Maddon’s comments, Pythagorean Luck, Run Differential, Hader and Kimbrel, team construction, blowouts and 1 run games, Brewers back to more
Ep. 46: Playoff Scenarios Brewers and Cubs, with Cardinal Toe Stubs (hopefully)
In this episode, Ryan and Jesse break down the scenarios for the Cubs and Brewers potential post-season runs. Topics Include: schedules, Wild Card scenarios, Braves, Dodgers, Nationals, Anthony Rendon, Rizzo, Moustakas, Brewers bullpen, Brent Suter, Cardinals, Goldschmidt, Dodger starters, Braves more
Ep. 45: Knocked Down, Nicked Up, But Never Out – Brewers and Cubs Keep Fighting
In this episode, Jesse and Ryan mourn big losses but see plenty of hope for the Cubs’ and Brewers’ playoff chances. Topics Include: missing Christian Yelich and Javy Baez, Nico Hoerner, Craig Counsell, Joe Maddon, Yu Darvish dominant, Moustakas, Hiura more
Recent Blogs
Details Make Brewers Devilish
In Friday’s game at Wrigley Field between the Brewers and Cubs, two rather benign plays stood out to me. Both involved a deeper dive into seemingly basic defense. These plays tell small stories in what wound up a 7-0 win more
2019 “Tweet of Anger and Dismay” Baseball Predictions
One recent spring day on twitter, I found myself in the midst of a kerfuffle. Totally surprising, I know. This particular exchange, however, forced me to do what I’m doing right now. Release an MLB league wide final standings prognostication, more
How I Became a Cubs Fan: My Dad, WGN, Harry Caray, Ryne Sandberg and the 1980s
Not a fair-weather fan. I was born in 1980. The Cubs had a 64-98 record that year. At the time, relief pitcher Bruce Sutter was likely the Cubs best player (as well as future HOFer). Lee Smith was just getting more
90 miles: the distance between Wrigley Field, home of the Chicago Cubs, and Miller Park, home of the Milwaukee Brewers. Let the battle begin!
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