5 On It & does Caleb Williams need to do less? (Hour 3)
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Yep. It's time for five on it. Rahimi Harris and Brody bring you five topics on their minds today. On 104.3 The Score.
According to 104.3, the score is Bruce Levine. The Cubs had both an 11 and a 12-game losing streak in their brutal 2021 season. The Northsiders reached their single-season loss record of 14 games to begin the 1997 season. Will the Cubs reach any of these high-water marks during this current losing streak that is at 10 games? Are we in danger of seeing them surpass the single-season loss record of 14 games?
What are the main topics in the 5 On It segment?
So not to be that girl, but I have to. Are they high watermarks?
Low watermarks, whatever.
Whatever you want to call it.
Maybe I can't think of any. Skid marks. More like skid marks. Maybe my brain for adjectives is suffering because I'm suffering through bad baseball. Go, Ray. Go. Don't stop now, boys.
You know what? I can't believe I'm saying this. It ends today.
I like that.
It's Marshall's birthday. It's Pat Hughes's birthday. Jamison Tyone is facing his former team. And I don't necessarily know that that matters because he's been giving up some home runs. But I just, this has got to stop. Or I don't know. Or else. And then I shake my hand at a cloud. That's where we are, though. And then tomorrow we're like, okay.
There's no logical explanation for any of it. So it is just.
Oh, there is. And that logical explanation was you should never let go of Kyle Schwarmer. Okay. Yeah, I said it. Layla, give me one person who makes the lineup make sense that the Cubs used to have. Ta-da.
This is the worst release since Hideki Urabu on Seinfeld.
How could you give $5 million to Hideki Urabu?
Oh, yeah, they gave him money. That's right.
I quote that line all of the time.
You know I get everything a little wrong anyway when it comes to lines and lyrics.
Maybe those wrongs will make a right, and the Cubs will win today.
Okay. You and I are actually fairly closely aligned. I'm just going to be a little more dramatic about it.
I just banged my coffee.
You be careful over there. Where's your vat? I don't see the vat.
The vat of oatmeal. It's here.
The vat. I love Layla's vat.
The vat. I make a vat of oatmeal. She does. On occasion.
Nobody makes better vats of oatmeal than Layla Rahimi.
I'm really exciting and I make oatmeal.
She does. It's an oatmeal lifestyle.
We're living here. And maybe I put some sweetener in it, but usually it's cheese seeds and protein powder. Because I'm a boring girl.
So today is Jameson Tyone. He has old Bubba Chandler.
Old Bubba Chandler. You better watch out, Bubba Chandler. Old Cheddar Big Booty Cheeseburger is going to be out to get you today.
I kind of like the idea of the Cubs winning today because it is Jamison Tyone going back to Pittsburgh, the team which drafted him, and Jamison Tyone, I learned during the pregame show yesterday with Zach, he officially got his 10 years of MLB service.
That is a big deal in the industry to players. I don't know if you guys recall, but it was a very big deal for Kyle Hendricks.
Yes.
And it changes how your pension is funded and how it is distributed for you. Now, granted, these guys make some money, but it is a true individual mark that very much means something to players. Ian Hap got emotional talking about his $1,000. His 1,000th game played for the same reason. And the 10-year service time is something where if I'm in a clubhouse, I will absolutely congratulate somebody, especially a guy like Jamison Tyone on 10 years.
100% widely considered one of the best guys in that clubhouse. He will have served his full contract, all of that, after this year.
And for pitchers to be able to do that, even at the level he's at right now.
It's an accomplishment.
It really is.
We could talk about the ups and downs of Jamison Tyone, but he has fulfilled his contract relative to what starting pitchers are worth these days.
We might have to do a Jamison Tyone, how many Bears for the Tenors this time. And his wife is from Barrington. Oh, that's right. He's such a good Tyone.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:49
2
What are the main topics in the 5 On It segment?
0:49–5:35
3
What improvements do Bears coaches suggest for Caleb Williams?
5:35–5:55
4
Does Caleb Williams need to do less on the field?
5:55–7:42
5
What is the significance of Jamison Tyone's performance against his former team?
7:42–9:03
6
What are the implications of the Bears bringing in a veteran pass rusher?
9:03–17:00
7
How does the Cubs' recent performance affect their season outlook?
17:00–40:05
Speakers
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