Cubs earn redeeming 11-2 win over Tigers

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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

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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.
Layla Rahimi 0:18
Rahimi Harrison-Grody. 10-2 on 104.3 The Score.
Vinny Rotino 0:23
That is the voice of George Kittle, who was having himself a time at Wrigley Field yesterday. I love a man who can yap, Marshall, and I feel like George Kittle... is not only an all pro on the field, but an all pro yapper. That man absolutely should be a full time broadcaster after he gets out of the game. I know he's got the podcast, but he was on one yesterday. It was party time with George Kittle. George ends up in the whole booth. with Rick Sutcliffe. Alex Cohen did a great job hanging with him too.

What show and hosts introduce the Cubs vs Tigers recap?

Vinny Rotino 0:54
The humor was on 10. So George lets you know what time it was when he was out here talking about how he became the noted Cubs fan he is. And we all know, we all know he loves the Bears. Call the Bears. Makes me sad.

How did George Kittle's Wrigley Field appearance set the tone?

George Kittle 1:08
I grew up in Iowa and my dad said, hey, we're Bears fans and you're a Cubs fan. I said, sir, yes, sir. And here I am. I mean, I grew up drinking beers in the bleachers, so happy to be back. Moral of the story, listen to your dad. Listen to your dad, listen to your mom. Two things that work out most of the time.
Vinny Rotino 1:23
If you wanted story time from George Kittle, you got it.
Marshall Harris 1:26
Am I the only one who thought it sounded like a first date? Like, I know about you, but I don't know enough about you.
Vinny Rotino 1:32
Let's find out some more. George's first date with Alex Cohen and Rick Buckley. Because he was asking questions, too. He was. My favorite part of it was they stayed talking to him through the pitching changes because he was so chatty. And then they were trying to get out of the inning. It was the last batter of the inning. You were at a late count in the last batter. And at the end, he's like, what do you guys think about ABS? And I'm like, yes.
George Kittle 1:53
What are your thoughts on ABS by T-Mobile? T-Mobile is a sponsor of my podcast. Give them all the love you want. Go ahead. We love T-Mobile.
Vinny Rotino 2:03
I need more George Kittle. It wasn't like he was just talking about himself. He had a lot of questions. I was good.
Marshall Harris 2:09
First date.
Vinny Rotino 2:10
I was giggling the whole time. And then not me, not me thinking back to the 2017 draft where Kittle was drafted in the fifth round and Adam Shaheen was taken in the second. Not me doing that. Never. Never.
Layla Rahimi 2:22
Shaheen's talented. No. Because no. Layla Rahimi. Marshall Harris. Mark Grody. Middays 10 a.m. to 2 on Chicago Sports Radio 104.3 The Score.
Vinny Rotino 2:38
Oh, Grody and I, the way we both clutched our pearls when we heard Ryan Pace say Adam Sheen was talented. Sheen's talented. No, he wasn't.
Mark Grote 2:46
Former second rounder who was compared to... Gronk! Maybe the best tight end of all time. Gronkowski.
Vinny Rotino 2:53
You know what? That's why I hate cops. That encapsulates why... I hate cops. Because if you just, I don't know, maybe judged everybody for who they were, then perhaps you would have seen the talent that was George Kittle.
Mark Grote 3:08
Shaheen's talented. Even Gronk. Even Gronk, when asked about that, acted like he didn't know who Adam Shaheen was.
Vinny Rotino 3:15
He probably didn't.
Mark Grote 3:16
Right? Remember that, right? Oh, I remember.
Vinny Rotino 3:19
Was it his determining personality trait that he loved Chipotle? Hi, you're friends with how, like, you and 30 million other people in the United States of America love Chipotle. What a defining trait.
Mark Grote 3:32
Thank God for Colson Loveland. There's a tight end on the Bears.
Vinny Rotino 3:34
Not that I'm bitter about this. This is Rahimi Harrison-Grody on 104.3 The Score, and this is not how I wanted to start my day, but by God. I will go there.
Marshall Harris 3:43
I had some Chipotle yesterday for lunch, just to let you know.
Vinny Rotino 3:46
Apparently, you could be a second-round draft pick for the Bears.
Marshall Harris 3:49
What's your go-to, buddy? What'd you get? That would be a bowl, brown rice, but about half the brown rice you normally put in there, black beans, double chicken, fajita veggies, mild salsa, green salsa, the cheese, and a touch of sour cream.

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