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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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.
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Cam Jordan, if you were into the idea of the Bears potentially signing some veteran help at the edge position, you could take who I thought was easily the best candidate for the Bears to bring in in terms of his production, in terms of his consistency health-wise. This guy does not miss many games, this Cam Jordan. He is off the board. There are still some players on the board.
Where is everyone? I have accepted, Mark, and I think I need you to come jump on this with me. It is what it is. It's going to be what it's going to be. Because at the end of the day, the day has to end. And that's where we are with the front for the Chicago Bears. What they have in-house. We have Cam Jordan at home. We have Hasan Reddick at home. We have... Dio.
You guys could maybe spend the 8 o'clock hour going through every splash play you've seen from Dio or Dengbo. You'd probably be done by 8.02. You gotta watch the tape. You gotta see how we affect the game, man. Come on.
I need somebody to get to the quarterback. Can you or can you not get to the quarterback? We're gonna find out. But are you on board with me, though? And just the resignation factor?
Probably. I mean, I'm not saying that there won't be somebody signed or there won't be extra bodies in training camp, but nobody whose name we know. No one you just named. You know what? As a matter of fact, speaking of not knowing names... It's good to have fun with names. It's a hilarious exercise we did on the Take the North podcast on the episode.
I think that's up and running right now, as a matter of fact. Take the North. It's a Bears podcast. It's called Bears Player or Chicago Alderman because you have this roster with like 75 to 100 names. It's pretty tricky. It's pretty tricky. Even I got tricked up.
During what months of pregnancy does a woman begin to look pregnant?
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Chapter 2: What signs of life are emerging in the Cubs' offense?
Yeah. You want to get toasted? Well, no. I'm saying that's... I think toasting has a bad connotation outside of actual toast. Microwave is powerful, Marshall. Yeah, man. Power up. The microwave situation...
I'd rather be like the AI chip or something. I don't know.
It wasn't me. Grody, you like to stir things up. I am not the one that messed up.
I am not the one that went... Pop-Tart in the microwave sounds sacrilege.
We've invited Les Grobstein into the Cubs. See what happens when the Cubs score seven runs. Do you see how everything changes around here for a day? We're a little bit giddy. We're a little bit ridiculous right now. Anything's possible!
That's right. They scored seven runs in one inning. That is good. Yeah. They scored eight runs in a game. That is also good. Yes. A little bit concerned about the way they were watching that lead get smaller and smaller.
I did consider bad things late in that game when it got... Well, obviously when Jacob Webb... We were both wrong on closer. Jacob Webb was the closer. I was like, of course, Jacob Webb. Jacob Webb definitely deserved a shot at being the closer. And he looks like a closer. So I hope things work out for Jacob Webb.
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Chapter 3: How did Dansby Swanson's performance impact the Cubs' win?
But old Kyle Karros comes in, hits a home run. It's 8-6 at that point. And I'm like... These games have been ridiculous, and winning is really hard for the Cubs, but they were able to do it. It did get freaky towards the end, I admit that.
Kyle Karros took him deep. And I was like, wait, Kyle Karros is in Eric's kid? Yes, Eric Karros' kid. Again, do you know who that is, Ray? Eric Karros.
Yeah, please tell us you know who Eric Karros is. Yes? Yes.
Okay, so he played for the Cubs. Well, I'm just trying to make sure. You were talking about knowledge, old.
Yeah, no, for all you youngsters out there, Eric Karros, known as a Dodger really more than anything, became a Cub. It was in 03, 04? Sounds right. He had his— Look it up. He had his recorder. He loved being in Chicago. He should actually get Bears. Eric Karros, if it wasn't so long ago, he would have because he loved being at Wrigley and loved the whole Chicago experience.
By the way, coming up at 1245, how many Bears?
Yeah, we are doing how many Bears? We got good stuff. Including the new head coach of the Bulls might be getting bears.
I have a lot of questions, Grody, and I know we can continue this conversation about what this means now. When you know Daniel Palencia is not walking out of that tunnel for at least a couple of weeks, how are they going to get through, I don't know, better teams and get dubs?
It's a great question, and I think that's where we should pick up the conversation here. Where do the Cubs go from here? A very mature-sounding Pete Crow Armstrong talking about just that. And we have to talk about Javier Saad and his performance last night.
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