Marshall Harris

Like I was sitting at a gate and this guy was sitting next to me.

We were cackling.

It was really like we were, we were to the point where we were just cackling and people kept looking over at me and I was like, Oh, don't look at me.

That's not me doing this.

I'm trying to listen to the Cubs pregame.

And that's when I heard this exchange between intrepid reporter, Elise Miniker and Craig council, who had decided to give Michael Bush initially a day off because he was over 30.

This is not an April Fool's.

Right.

And he had a plan.

And that's hard to go from everyday hitting to then trying to see if you mix it up with having him as a pinch hitter.

Now, Michael Bush is no stranger to not being an everyday player this time last year.

We were talking about how he was being platooned.

Even as the cleanup hitter, he was being platooned.

But then I thought that we had moved past it based on his playoffs.

That was enough for me to say, this guy needs to be in your everyday lineup.

But when you're over 30, something had to change.

And unfortunately...

It wasn't quite as much as he goes, they go, the Cubs.

But it was an indication of how this team offensively has struggled.

So he ends up coming in in a pinch hit situation.