Extra innings drama: Cubs fall to Cardinals 3-2, White Sox beat Yankees 6-5

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How did last night's games create dramatic moments for both Chicago teams?

Mark Grote 0:00

I'd say that wow is a good word to use to describe last night's baseball for both of our Chicago teams, one playing in the city, proper, last night. Did you get that reference, by the way? Yes, but I would go a step further, not wow. Wowzers. Wowzers is what it was. The Cubs and the Sox were both – Just very dramatic last night. You don't need people in your lives to be dramatic when you have the Cubs and the White Sox creating all of this drama for all of us here in this great, big, beautiful city of Chicago. as we welcome you in to the Rahimi Harris and Grody show on 104.3 The Score. Welcome in. The text line is already popping. The phone lines will be popping as well because we will actually invite callers in later on in the hour.

Mark Grote 0:57

312-644-6767 is the number. Marshall, I'm in danger today because I keep thinking, and this is a dangerous thing to have happen to humans, I believe. I am in Friday mode. I keep thinking it's Friday, and I think it's because, well, it's a beautiful day. Lollapalooza is about to go off, so that makes it feel like, like Lollapalooza starts today, so it makes it feel like the weekend is here. The Yankees are in town playing the White Sox. They're going to be here at Wrigley Field all weekend long. The Cubs and Cardinals were hot last night. So my mentality is I've got to get it out of my head because I'm just going to be disappointed when I have to get up at 630 tomorrow morning again that today is Thursday.

Marshall Harris 1:44

You know what, though, Grody? I'm not going to help you with your feeling and make it feel any less like a Friday. One of the reasons it feels like Friday is because this is our last day here in Truth. We're going to be at Gallagher Way this time tomorrow. Something's in the way. So the fact that we're here for the last time this week, not that you're here every day anyway because you like to go hang out at House Hall where the ballers are. Amen. Look, when we get to Gallagher Way tomorrow, it's going to feel almost like a Saturday. We're going to do a nice shorty show, talk a little baseball, maybe a little football. And we're going to be talking about a White Sox split against the Yankees. Okay.

Mark Grote 2:21

I already like that you're predicting that.

Marshall Harris 2:22

We call this tenderizing. We're going to tenderize the Yankees up a little bit, the White Sox are, so that the Cubs can go ahead and just saute away.

Mark Grote 2:31

Let's get into these games. And by the way, yes, we are in our second segment. We're going to get into the reporting on Tariq Skubal by Patrick Mooney and the Athletic and the fact that the Cubs might be going for it, that they are at the very least in play for Tariq Skubal, the two-time Cy Young Award winner for the Detroit Tigers. Never mind what you hear coming out of Scooble's mouth. That man will be traded. Do the Cubs have what it takes to get him? We will discuss that coming up in about 15 minutes from right now. And as we were just talking about, tune in tomorrow as we will be... at uh gallagher way as we will be live outside of wrigley field from 10 to 12 45 before the cubs take on the yankees if you're going to the game stop by and say hello we love it you can you can stop by say hello maybe even get a pic with us you could also just hang out and watch the show you don't just have to stop by you can you can hang with us and we will do our very best to entertain you but

Mark Grote 3:31

Yeah, man, your White Sox last night. It felt like a game. The White Sox had no business winning, but then they end up winning it 6-5 in 12 innings. Edgar Caro, the game-winning hit in that 12th inning, scoring Tristan Peters' eighth walk-off win for the White Sox. And again, like I said about the big Munataka Morikami thing, Six RBI, two home run day. I said it felt like he needed it. It felt like the White Sox needed another one of these because this is quintessential dramatic White Sox doing things that you didn't expect them to do. I did not expect them to come back and win that game after the poor Davis Martins start to the game.

Marshall Harris 4:12

So this was a perfect White Sox game. Going into it, I said, this is the biggest White Sox game of the year, like single game, and here's why.