Rahimi, Harris & Grote Show
5 On It & Cody Westerlund talks Bulls landing No. 4 pick (Hour 3)
11 May 2026
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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Chapter 2: What was the most disappointing aspect of the Cubs' series loss to the Rangers?
What was the most disappointing aspect of the Cubs' series loss to the Rangers in Texas?
It was Saturday. It was the Saturday game where you had 50 million billion people in scoring position, and yet you couldn't get anybody across. It wasn't even Sunday. Jacob deGrom is occasionally going to do things. He's going to go on one. That was vintage Jacob deGrom. As somebody who likes pitching, it was fun to watch, except it was against the Cubs.
So it was the fact that they were 0 for 13 with runners in scoring position that Edward Cabrera labored in his start to a point that may make you worried. And when the offense goes cold, it went real cold. And to have back-to-back shutouts, probably the most disappointing, but it was Saturday's game as a whole.
I think the most disappointing thing about this is to see that the offense couldn't scratch things across. And I'm not saying that I'm disappointed they lost two games in a row. That's going to happen from time to time. But you've got to be able to come up with better results with runners in scoring position.
To go 0-17 over the course of two games, it's giving me flashbacks to our Vegas trip when we were like, will the Cubs ever push across a run with runners in scoring position? Remember how they were playing that week when we headed to Vegas?
When I wasted my pool time and I sat in the cabana at the pool yelling at the TV and shaking my fist.
Yeah, I look at the Cubs and... You've got to be better at creating something out of these opportunities. Now look, 0 for 13 and 0 for 4 in back-to-back games is bad, but it's just the number of opportunities. 17 different ones. I'm not as concerned about Edward Cabrera right now. It's one outing.
Hopefully it's just kind of a dead arm period like I talked about where he can bounce back, get his arm right, get his mechanics how they need to look to be good going forward because they need him. Edward Cabrera has to have good starts for the Cubs. He has to be able to keep the Cubs in games. And when I say keep the Cubs in games, I mean three runs or less when he starts.
We're wrapping him in bubble wrap.
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Chapter 3: How did the Bulls land the No. 4 overall pick in the NBA Draft?
You know why?
For something good in return.
Usually when you trade for Anthony Davis, you get the number one pick in a draft.
Good things happen.
The Pelicans got the number one pick in the draft.
Ain't tricking if you got it.
They got the number one pick in the draft when they had Anthony Davis. The Mavericks got the number one pick in the draft when they had Anthony Davis. And the Wizards just got the number one pick in the draft when they had Anthony Davis.
Don't forget Anthony Davis was also a Pelican.
That's what I said. That was the first one I said. Pelican.
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Chapter 4: Who do fans want the Bulls to select with the No. 4 pick?
That is not ethical basketball, Wimby! It was certainly his ludicrous moment. Throw them both.
I mean, and the replays are just epic. The facial expressions in the background of his teammates. But he made no bones about that. That was not an incidental contact. That was very much incidental.
As head coach says, he has to take care of himself.
That was not incidental. It was completely unincidental. That was intended and very much the case. I'm just always arguing the other way on a foul. Sorry.
His head coach said after the game that Wimby probably felt like he had to take care of himself since the refs were not. So I'm interested to see how this is going to be officiated going forward. The good news is no further fine, no suspension. He's back out there for game five.
Yeah, that's... The face he made, too, where he was like... No, the face Dylan Harper made in the background.
That's the story.
Dylan Harper looked like the emoji.
He was like, oh...
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