Bears aren’t letting go of the idea of obtaining compensatory draft picks (Hour 1)
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What recent developments are there in the Bears' stadium pursuit?
The views and opinions of Layla Rahimi, Marshall Harris, and Mark Grody should not be taken too seriously. Especially when they give advice. Do not take Marshall's analogies literally. Especially when it comes to Russell Dorsey. The sports thoughts of Rahimi, Harris, and Grody may change at any time. It's just sports. Okay, thanks, bye. Rahimi Harrison-Grody, 10-2 on 104.3 The Score.
Let us take you to CHSN last night. White Sox and Marlins and John Schiffen and Gordon Beckham talking about Munataka Morikami and a new is, was, a new nickname born last night on CHSN. That one is crushed into center field. Here comes Caro. He will score easily. An RBI single for the Southside Samurai. Whoa!
How are the Bears lobbying for compensatory draft picks?
The Southside Samurai.
And as I wrote on our text thread, I said specifically I would like to discuss this because I want to know what Marshall Harris thinks of that nickname. Is that... Is that supposed to be my nickname? That's your nickname. I'm not saying it's bad. I'm not saying it's good. I just think the first time I heard it, I was unmoved. He says, let me run these by Mune and see what he thinks. And apparently Mune was good with this one because it kind of ties Japan to the South Side. Right, right. Is it a little too cliche, though? That's why I'm kind of unmoved.
Yeah, like do we have to do a Japan thing?
That's in Japan!
What does George McCaskey say about the Bears' plans?
Japan? It's like when Tori Taylor would get mad at the Bears media when we asked him about kangaroos or whatever.
Like the dumb American stuffers. Like, you guys got to be kidding me. Seriously, you guys are asking me? What, do you think I'm going to slam a Foster's next and go out into the brush with Crocodile Dundee?
If you want to learn about nature, you watch Discovery Channel or one of these nature programs where they have a guy on safari and he's studying from afar. Crocodile Hunter and all. Come on, every episode. Hey, what are you doing? Look over there. Right there. It's a tiger. That tiger weighs 800 pounds, and it could kill a man in 10 seconds. I'm going to touch it.
What is the significance of Ian Cunningham's departure?
You like crocodiles? I assume you like crocodiles. I assume crocodiles are your favorite animal. That's not a knife. This is a knife. Isn't that your favorite apex predator, the crocodile, right? Nick, give him your wallet. What for? He's got a knife.
That's annoying. How original. Layla Rahimi. Marshall Harris. Mark Grody. Middays 10 a.m.
How does the Cubs' recent win impact their season?
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Somewhere in my head, the commercial fosters Australian for beer just happened. Isn't that how this goes? You remember those commercials?
I'm too busy thinking about a Bloomin' Onion. What are you talking about?
You know, the Outback Bloomin' Onion always hits. There's no rules. It's just right.
Aussie cheese fries make sure that they are layered. Do you know what that means when I say layered?
No.
That means when they prepare them, they don't just put the cheese on top. They do some fries, then some cheese, then some fries, then some more cheese.
What strategies are the Cubs employing against left-handed pitchers?
So therefore, it's more cheesy throughout, not just a top layer of cheese.
All of that sounds excellent. Thank you for joining us on this Thursday. This is Rahimi Harrison-Grody on 104.3 The Score. And this is one of those days people always ask, oh, well, you guys talk about football a lot. Yeah, when football is going on, the league news is happening. The NFL never sleeps. And neither do your tax dollars, whether you live in the state of Indiana, the state of Illinois, or somewhere else. People listen to us in Wisconsin. You know what I've always said? If the Bears really wanted to threaten about the stadium, they would have threatened Wisconsin. If they really wanted to show that they had leverage, that's what they would have done.
Is this the time where I tell you I don't do politics? Is this a bad time to tell you that?
I mean, it just depends on how you feel like you need to go through your day.
How does the team plan to enhance their lineup moving forward?
Yeah, I don't do politics, except I do do politics because politics is going to do me every time. And you.
That's it. That's the overwhelming issue here. And I know that a lot of people listen to us because they don't want to do that.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What recent developments are there in the Bears' stadium pursuit?
0:00–0:53
2
How are the Bears lobbying for compensatory draft picks?
0:53–1:29
3
What does George McCaskey say about the Bears' plans?
1:29–2:09
4
What is the significance of Ian Cunningham's departure?
2:09–2:38
5
How does the Cubs' recent win impact their season?
2:38–3:17
6
What strategies are the Cubs employing against left-handed pitchers?
3:17–4:06
7
How does the team plan to enhance their lineup moving forward?
4:06–5:15
8
What are the implications of the Bears' draft pick situation?
5:15–42:56
Speakers
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