Cubs missed their opportunity to get a jump on Jacob Misiorowski (Hour 1)
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What were the key moments in the Cubs vs. Brewers game?
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, Harris, and Grody. 10 to 2 on 104.3 The Score.
Russ, as if Cubs and Brewers wasn't enough, we have the story that has become national regarding Peeker Armstrong and the White Sox fan. This has seemed to become a story that a lot of people want to discuss. Look, when you have fans that talk about players' family and children and I've heard things like, I hope you die and all these other crazy things.
Yeah, that's one, too far. And two, yes, that's when you should get a person removed. Get the heck out of here. When you... cross that line and we are all adults and know what those lines are no see that's where i disagree russ really is that i think you have death is always the line well that's and children in my say that's past a lot well past the line that's what you're saying yeah what i'm saying is I have my line. You have your line. And if our lines aren't on top of each other, we have different lines. And now I'm saying something that you find to be fighting words. And you're like, oh, I thought we were just playing. I thought we were just joking.
Yeah, like if you say something that I find offensive and then I invite you to my privates. That's what she said.
That's my joke. Damn it, Dwight.
The first thing I thought of when you just said that was Veronica Corningstone in Anchorman. Are you saying there's a party in your pants and I'm invited? Oh my gosh.
That's the first thing I thought of. Veronica.
Yes, what is it, Brick?
I would like to extend to you an invitation to the pants party.
Excuse me?
The party. The pants with the pants. Party with pants.
Brick, are you saying that there's a party in your pants and that I'm invited?
That's it.
Did Brian tell you to say this, Brick?
There was a baseball game last night, by the way. And it did not go well for the Cubs.
I don't want to talk about that either.
I'd be more comfortable talking about that.
I said we'd be back with a little more, and that's the end of our broadcast for tonight.
Well, that took some twists and turns now, didn't it? This is Rahimi Harrison-Grody on 104.3 The Score. On a Wednesday, it is Mark Grody, Marshall Harris, and me, Layla Rahimi, joining you for a very big show. Jed Hoyer joins us at 1 o'clock, just in case you needed the reminder. And now we have a lot of questions to ask him because now the Cubs, despite having two 10-game win streaks, despite having money in the bank, after losing their second of what is an upcoming third game to the Brewers, they are now out of first place in the division. And what we saw last night were missed chances combined with Jacob Mizorowski settling in after that first inning. A 5-2 win for the Brewers, who are now 28-18.
That is good for first in the Central. Cubs are now 29-20. And not only are they not in first place, but because of those pesky Cardinals... They are now down to third. The bigger story here, though, isn't much the standings, as it is the fact that, yet again, an offense that was paid to not struggle struggles yet again, getting only two runs in this game. It puts together a stretch where we've seen losers of eight out of the last ten.
How should the Cubs adjust their lineup for better performance?
A pattern is emerging, just like it did in the last couple streaks I talked about. This one just not as good, guys.
You win 10 games in a row twice this early in the season. You're thinking, okay, this team is good. The problem, as I've always said, is how good the rest of this division is. And now you're seeing it up close and personal, the streakiness that led you to the 10 straight wins filled with walk-offs of all varieties. And now they've been walked off for the first time all season when you look at the White Sox series. And the offense simply has to be better. And when I say better, I don't need them to be otherworldly.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What were the key moments in the Cubs vs. Brewers game?
0:02–3:45
2
How should the Cubs adjust their lineup for better performance?
3:45–7:48
3
What are the implications of Jacob Mizorowski's performance?
7:48–11:23
4
How does the Cubs' offensive struggle compare to the White Sox's performance?
11:23–14:28
5
What strategies can the Cubs use to improve their scoring opportunities?
14:28–17:37
6
What are the current standings and their impact on the Cubs' strategy?
17:37–21:39
7
What lineup changes are being considered for the Cubs moving forward?
21:39–26:10
8
How did the White Sox secure their win against the Mariners?
26:10–41:07
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