Cubs, White Sox clinch playoff berths on same day for the first time ever! (Hour 1)
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Why did the Cubs and White Sox clinch playoff berths on the same day?
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Raimi and Grody, 10-2 on 104-3 the score. You know what we need to talk about
here is the number one. The number one is the most important number because that is the magic number for both of our baseball teams, the Cubs, Cubs, and the White Sox. White Sox.
Chicago Cubs baseball is on the air from Wrigley Field in Chicago. It's the third and final game of this final home series of the
regular season for the Cubs. The White Sox have a ticket to the postseason waiting for them. All they got to do is win one more game. And to get there, Steve, they've got to do what they've done all year.
And that's beat the division. He's got their big leg right now. He's going. The pitch inside. Throw to second. Not in time. 40-40 for Pete Brown Armstrong. Listen to this ground. Just one more reason. He's going to be the most valuable player in the National League. The 1-0.
Peters ground ball into center field. Vargas will head home. And the White Sox get a third run in the first inning. Suzuki in the air out towards left center. It's back, and that is gone. Kyle Teal hits one high and deep into right center field, and this one is cut.
There's a one-drive face set to left. Cubs take the lead. Nico Horner delivers. Ian Happ scores. The crowd loves it. The 2-2. Ground ball to the right side. That's back to the mound. Cubs are gonna do it. Gloved. Underhand out number three. The Cubs are in the playoffs.
In time! They did it! The White Sox are going to the playoffs! And we're backing shit
as he is. And the children
And for the 23rd time in the history of the Chicago Cubs, they're going to be playing postseason baseball. And we'll do something no team has ever done.
Come back from
the last two years and play postseason ball. Calust is what this team is. You know, we've been through a lot. Um you get it builds resilience and and that's what I think we've shown throughout the year. There's nothing sweeter. I mean there there really isn't. I mean the the journey that we've been on and it goes beyond certainly even this year. Holy Chicago! Let me tell you something, the city of Chicago's hungry too. I
sound a little cocky, but I think we're
legends in Chicago. We really are. Layla Rahini, Mark Grodi. Middays 10 a.m. to two on Chicago Sports Radio. 1043, the Score.
Gabe Ramirez and Russell Dorsey filling in for Raheemi and Grody today on 104-3 to score. What a beautiful introduction by Tyler Butterball. Got me all in my fields, letting me know that it just it's weird. You get to this point of the season and you're like, I'm so excited because there's gonna be a couple more games at the very least.
Right, Russell? Yeah, for for both fan bases, right? So it's been a long time in this city where in a full season, I don't know, whatever you feel about 2020, right? Long time and what that was, that we had two teams in this town going to the postseason. Now, how long will those teams be in the postseason? Doesn't matter that we're not there yet. We're not there yet. Doesn't matter that we don't even know who they're gonna play. Who cares? But both teams are in the playoffs, and that's a really beautiful thing. And on the same thing. Both the socks and cups.
I mean, when you think about baseball in Chicago, there's a few things that unite the city the way this does, right? And Bears obviously there, but both teams come like there was no trash talking on either side. It was almost like, oh yeah. Hey you do. Hey y'all y'all listen y'all playing over there. We see ya. Okay. Yeah. This is like no y'all y'all them boys doing that thing over there. Hey guys, hey, good job. Hey y'all hitting what's y'all in the homeers over there? Okay.
Jed Horrier talking about the White Sox growth the season and what they had been able to do, what they had been doing in their player development, what had they been doing just in baseball. Like I'd talked to some players around Major League Baseball that were just like, hey, that that Murakami guy, pretty good player. Pretty solid. Pretty good player. You get to see him all the time.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why did the Cubs and White Sox clinch playoff berths on the same day?
0:01–6:16
2
How are the Cubs and White Sox expected to finish the regular season after clinching?
6:16–10:19
3
What does the playoff picture look like for Chicago’s teams this weekend?
10:19–14:36
4
Why does Russell Dorsey think the AL West should be relegated?
14:36–21:07
5
How do the Cubs match up against the Padres in the NL wild‑card round?
21:07–26:08
6
Which AL teams are the toughest opponents for the White Sox in the postseason?
26:08–31:42
7
What impact could the Mariners, Astros or Rangers have on the AL West race?
31:42–37:48
8
How might seeding and division‑winner rules affect the Cubs and White Sox path to the World Series?
37:48–38:48
Speakers
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