Chapter 1: How did the Cubs finally snap their 10-game losing streak?
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.
The frustrating part is, and Mark, you and I talked about this, I'm pretty sure it was off the mic yesterday. When nobody is hitting, when you can't get guys around, when they're on third base, when the last win was May 15th, it starts to add up for all of us who are watching in a way that can be incredibly frustrating.
There was no sign of life from the Chicago Cubs. There is no sign that they are on the verge or close to snapping out of what is now a 10-game losing streak. Losing streak.
Chapter 2: What role did Ian Happ play in the Cubs' victory?
And now the next pitch.
Ian Henson, line drive, base hit, right center. Henson drive in two. Racing on the way to third is Bush. Two-run single, Ian Henson.
Nico, shallow right field, and it's a base hit from Nico Horner. Carson Kelly routes third and scores.
And a big hit with runners in scoring position from Nico Horner. RBI single, it's 3-0 Cubs.
And now the next pitch. Drilled in the air, deep right field, back toward the wall and off the wall.
A run scores, Pete going for two. He's got a stand-up double. Cubs grab the lead right back. Keep down the right field line.
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Chapter 3: What were the highlights of the Cubs' six-run seventh inning?
Valdez towards the corner. And it's gone. Bumped by Ian Happ. Cubs have a real chance to keep this rally going.
Conforto drives one in the air. Deep right center. Back toward the wall. Gone. Two-run home run, Michael Conforto. The 0-1 pitch. Bounce to short, this should do it. Swanson shovels to Horner. Nope, he juggled it, and then two to first in time to end the ballgame. So the 10-game losing streak is history. The Cubs win tonight's game by a score of 10-4.
Chapter 4: How did the Cubs' offensive performance change in this game?
We are back, baby. We are f***ing back. We are back.
Blast it, Cubs. Layla Rahimi, Marshall Harris, Mark Grody. Middays 10 a.m. to 2 on Chicago Sports Radio. 104.3 The Score.
Let's go on this Thursday. In the words of Mac Miller, the late Mac Miller, knock, knock, let the Cubs in in Pittsburgh. Nicely done. Tyler Buterbaugh, this is Rahimi Harris and Grody on 104 Through the Score. It is Mark Grody and Layla Rahimi in with you today.
And for the first time since May 15th, we have a discussion to be had, Mark, where the Cubs have finally, for the first time since Crosstown, won a game.
A six-run seventh inning, ladies and gentlemen.
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Chapter 5: What challenges did Jamison Tyone face during the game?
The Cubs had the big inning that we were anticipating would eventually happen again sometime in life. Chicago Cubs fans, you are freed. You may feel free to move about the country more comfortably in your conversations. I spoke to somebody who is... Was, actually.
A security guard at Soldier Field for Bears games that I got to know when I was doing sidelines because you get to know all the people down on the field.
They do have some great people there.
They do. It's a great community. When you work sidelines, you meet all the ancillary people. You meet the ambulance drivers, all the cool people.
And the security people on the field are pretty great.
They're awesome. Shout out to everybody. And I don't want to name names because then I'll miss names.
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Chapter 6: How did the Cubs' pitching hold up against the Pirates?
But this particular person texted me and said, I'm sorry, man. I can't listen to any sports talk radio or watch any television on days the Cubs lose. So this has been a very, very difficult time for a lot of people. So you are freed. It's okay today. Will it be okay later today when Paul Skeen pitches? Maybe not.
But for today's purposes, Layla, a 10-4 win over the Pirates ending what was a 10-game losing streak. It's a joyous occasion.
Well, it was, and we know we were fed up yesterday, Mark. I was yelling about it in five on it. I felt like I was yelling at kids or something. I'm like, stop it. Stop this losing.
Chapter 7: What impact did David Sandlin have in his MLB debut for the White Sox?
I'm tired of this. Don't make me turn the car around.
Because there wasn't much more you could say, right? Then stop it. Stop losing. Hit the baseball.
If nothing else, the dam was starting to break on the broadcast side. Let's go back to noon. I can't believe I'm saying this. It ends today.
I like that.
It's Marshall's birthday. It's Pat Hughes' 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 this has got to stop.
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Chapter 8: What are the implications of Ian Happ's performance for his future?
Or I don't know. Or else. And then I shake my hand in 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. I stand on that. Stop it! I will never not say that. Yeah, I'm still mad about Kyle Schwarber, but that was how we felt. I mean, we did have a laugh, and Jameson Tyone did give up home runs, plural.
So all of those things occurred, but what was most important here, Mark, is that the Cubs decided to hit more than just single-digit hits. I'm not saying double-digit runs. They had those, but that was... That was part of the equation. They hadn't had double-digit hits since that May 15th game against the White Sox.
Cubs had... You ready for this? Ready for this, everybody?
Sox had quite the grip on our Northside team.
Look at me. Everybody in here, look at me. Look at me.
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