Rahimi Harrison

Rough day at first base.

And Miguel Amaya with no Michael Bush and a Cubs 13-7 loss to the Phillies last night as we welcome you back to Rahimi Harris and Grody here on 104.3 The Score.

We'll get some of your text messages on Schwarber.

They're all over the place.

I love it.

312-644-6767 to text or to call if you are moved to do so here.

But, Marshall, there was another way to look at the game last night for the Cubs, and that was through the lens of the manager.

28, yep.

That's essentially what happened, and sometimes managers do that.

where they're like for the better betterment of a 162 game season some games you're gonna lose and just act accordingly i hear what you're saying though man like more than ever it felt like with the cubs specifically and i talked about last year maybe during craig's tenure um and i'm sure it's with other teams too how many times have we seen the

The position player pitcher seems to have been more present than ever.

I don't know that the Cubs have done that yet this year, but it does feel like we're headed in short order towards that with having to do what you gotta do when you have two starting pitchers out.

Cade Horton done for the year, and Matthew Boyd, I guess he's getting his

Yeah, his bicep together and his rehab starting could be back within the next couple of weeks or so.

But this is a very fair, and we knew this, that this would be a very fragile, tricky time for the Cubs as good as it was with Javier Saab the first time and Colin Ray the first time.

At some point in time, the guys that are not in your starting rotation, in your top five...

they're going to get exposed.

Javier Saad, eventually, everybody loves Javier Saad, but Javier Saad probably is not a starting pitcher, a top five starting pitcher in a rotation.

Yeah, that's a scary thing to consider.

But they're 7-9, so we shall see.