5 On It & How Many Bears? (Hour 3)
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
This hour is brought to you by Vasectomy Clinics of Chicago. I got five.
It's time for Five On It. Raheem Harrison. Bring you five topics on their minds today. On 104.3 The Score. I got five on it.
What are the five key sports topics discussed in the 'Five On It' segment?
Number one.
Does Ben Brown deserve the Mark Grody, he deserved better award trademark for his performance in the Cubs 5-2 loss to the Brewers?
Yeah, he does. Ben Brown, I don't think, was the problem here. I know what Ben Brown is working on. He's trying to throw more pitches every time he goes out to start. And he did that. He threw 82 pitches. 56 of them were for strikes. He gave up three earned runs over five innings.
Why does Ben Brown deserve better recognition after his performance?
That's fine. Seven hits, a little high, two free passes and six strikeouts. But the point is Ben Brown is working on things and that he did. And the first inning did not get to him, which I thought was pretty valuable in all of this. So that was nice to see. So Ben Brown did his part, especially in the inning that he considers a bugaboo. So when you consider that part of it, Ben Brown deserved better. But unfortunately, two runs of run support will not get the job done against ye brewers. When Bryce Terang is three of four with two RBIs and a balk and two runs scored and just a very Bryce Terang-y, annoy-me line, Ben Brown was not as much of a problem as the entirety of the damn thing.
Terang!
Terang!
I'll say this. I mean, I don't think he deserves an award for what he did last night, even if it is a he-deserved-better award. I mean, he gave up three runs. It's not like the dude even had a quality start. He's been very good for... the cubs in fact he had given up one hit combined over his previous two starts now neither of those starts went more than four innings because as you mentioned leila he was getting stretched out but to give up three runs on seven hits over five innings he deserved what he got which is a loss and if you can escape that with a no decision that just means your offense was good enough to bail you out but taking the l on a game like this against a team that is now in the division lead i don't think he deserved any better i think he got what he got he got what he deserved
Believe it or not, even though this is, I guess, my award, I'm kind of with you. He was not as crisp as he had been. However, yeah, that first inning, as painful as it was that he gave up the 21 pitches, minimal damage. The inning in which Pete Crow Armstrong dropped the ball. There were still two men on. That was masterful to wiggle out of that and to have only given up three runs considering some of the traffic that he had. And I kind of hate saying this because it's so trite and cliche, but he did. He battled. He battled out there, and he kept it within distance for the Cubs. The Cubs should have, especially since Mizorowski was out of there after six innings. The Cubs offense should have had his back at some point in time, and they didn't.
So I will say, on the overall, in conclusion, he probably deserved a little better than How about that? Is that allowed? A little better is better, so you're saying he deserves the award. A little better because he was battling it out there, man.
They did not match his energy. He only let one run go in the first. Then he came back with a 1-2-3 inning that was pretty dominating.
It was kind of the Anthony Kaye and Ben Brown thing with the White Sox going back and forth, man.
He is no Anthony Kaye. Anthony Kaye gave up one hit. Take it easy over there.
Hey, before these last three starts, tell me about Anthony Kaye.
Anthony Kaye made it past five innings. You need to relax over there.
I'll tell you about Anthony Kaye before these last three starts. In the start before that, he was also good.
But Anthony Kaye was even Steven for a second.
Even Steven, that's fine. But I'm just saying, Ben Brown was great in his previous two starts. Give me that last night. They both whittled out of trouble last night in the first inning. And then Anthony Kaye gave up no more runs while Ben Brown gave up more runs. Yeah, he did. He did, but it's the Brewers.
It's the Brewers.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:01–0:16
2
What are the five key sports topics discussed in the 'Five On It' segment?
0:16–0:45
3
Why does Ben Brown deserve better recognition after his performance?
0:45–5:08
4
What insights did the hosts share about the Cubs-Brewers series finale?
5:08–14:33
5
How did the hosts react to the shirtless fans trend at MLB games?
14:33–42:08
Speakers
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