Clay Harbor

I will not be interrupted while this is going on.

Yes, it will be televised.

I'll be watching on the old marquee app through my Roku.

Look, look, look.

This Cubs offense, I believe, is going to be fine because there's just too many guys, as we've talked about it, one through nine, who can do something.

And even the guys that don't start a given game have proven that they can do something, whether that's Michael Conforto, whether that's Matt Shaw, whether that's Moises Ballesteros.

I believe in all those guys as hitters.

But the thing is, in the meantime, when you have a series as big as this one –

that they have upcoming against the Braves, you want to feel like, hey, maybe you get the Braves best and you get your best, and we find out how they stack up against the rare teams who are actually out here at the top of the Major League Baseball standings overall.

They'd be feeling pretty good about where they are.

The beautiful thing is I think we can start talking about all of these teams in Major League Baseball, Cubs being one of them, but all the rest of them, whether it's the division.

Look, we talked about how hot the NL Central was to start the season, and we're like, okay, this is great, this is good, but, you know, it's a long season.

We're at the quarter poll now.

Most of these teams have played 40 games out of a 162-game schedule.

And I look at the standings, and guess what?

Everyone's at least three games over .500 in the National League Central still.

Yes.

This is a key moment for both teams in town because of what you just said about that series coming up this weekend over on the south side.

But yeah, against the Braves and the Brewers specifically, I can't wait to see what happens.

This is theater.