Pete Crow-Armstrong, Alex Bregman light up Braves in Cubs' 8-4 win (Hour 1)
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What happened in the Cubs' 8‑4 win over the Braves?
Rahimi and Grody 10-2 on 104.3 The Score.
Rapper and longtime Packers fan Lil Wayne says he's done with watching NFL games. Here's the message Wayne posted on X on Sunday afternoon.
Fake AF. I can't respect the game when the refs can't ref the game. I'm out on the NFL this year. Wish for it to be an amazing season, y'all.
I like it. I like it. Do we have the Lil Wayne dissing Bears head coach Ben Johnson?
Yeah, so this is a song called Special
Ops. Special Ops.
How many sports songs, when it's strictly a song about a team or a sport, are actually good songs?
No, I guess.
Maybe I'm wrong.
I guess Someday Will Go All The Way by Pearl Jam or Eddie Vedder, I guess, is okay.
Someday will go all the way.
Yeah.
Someday will go all the way. Marlon Soar by Creed. That's good. Oh, no.
I'm wide open. Yeah.
So
bad.
Is that one of your go-to karaoke
songs? I bet it is, man.
Okay, no more with the karaoke.
I love karaoke.
What about Careless Whisper by Wimp? How do we feel about that?
For a karaoke song? Yeah. Oh, that's a great karaoke
song. I should have known better to treat a friend. Waste the chance that I've
been given. The only karaoke song I ever remember having done was Sweet Child of Mine.
I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I. Where do we go now?
Show outing? Do we do a karaoke, a show karaoke outing?
No. We laugh. We sing karaoke. We do a lot of cool things
together. Layla Rahimi. Mark Grody. Middays 10 a.m. to 2 on Chicago Sports Radio. 104.3 The Score.
What's up? We are broadcasting live from the Hyundai Studios, brought to you by your local Hyundai dealers. It's Rahimi and Grody on 104.3 The Score, a perfect open by Tyler Buterbaugh. Actually, I take away one butte, a half a butte, because I heard Creed. That does not get me in the right headspace to hear Creed at any time in my day.
Yeah, you know how I feel about this. I think Creed and Nickelback are different.
oh you like nickelback yep not creed
correct it's
okay
that's all right i know that's probably not actually the you know it doesn't make sense but to me it does
understood i get it
i draw the line it's just very they're very close to one another but i have a line
because you have drank down to the bottom of every bottle that's what it is i
think these five words in my head say are we having fun yet nobody wants this this morning
Welcome into the show. Thanks for being with us. We are open to you.
There is a
difference. We could get more into that later on in the show. Layla and I always love talking music, but we got to get serious here. Like I said,
we're open
on the text line.
When I
say that, it's all relative,
Layla. We just have to get on task. On
task would be the right way to say that. We don't have to ever be serious because it's sports. 312-644-6767. Keep those text messages coming in every once in a while. We let a phone call through as well. 312-644-6767. We'll be right back. pca three for four with two home runs and a triple he is up to 44 home runs on the season season seventh multi-homer game this year 13th in his career and he does get to sweet swinging again breaks billy williams's record for cubs lefty home runs in a season so the display just when you think okay that's enough pca you've done enough it's great you've won you've won the mvp and now it's like is he gonna hit 50 home runs this year
Well, that's it. It's now become the drive to perhaps 50. We're still watching the stolen bases. I'm still hoping he gets to 40. Does it matter? And by the way, you know I'm watching. You know I'm watching the Kyle Schwarber PCA home run battle that is taking place. Schwarber with 45, but his OPS is only 870. pcas is 956 how we doing what it do
how we doing
that's it so just consider that part of it as well now pca has been caught stealing seven times could shoot or shoot what but i don't care the and the strikeout numbers are remarkably different as well schwarber has 212 strikeouts
is that tops in the league by the way
no because of our friend colson montgomery
How is Pete Crow‑Armstrong’s historic season being evaluated?
Pretty close, though, right?
Yeah, we could do the strikeout leaders in Major League Baseball. And Colson's got some homers, as we know, and I'm worried about his health.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What happened in the Cubs' 8‑4 win over the Braves?
0:01–5:16
2
How is Pete Crow‑Armstrong’s historic season being evaluated?
5:16–10:45
3
What comparisons are being made to other great Cubs sluggers?
10:45–16:07
4
Why is the Cubs’ bullpen a major concern heading into the playoffs?
16:07–20:53
5
How did Tommy Pham’s elevator‑pitch get him into the White Sox lineup?
20:53–26:12
6
What impact did Pham’s three‑run homer have on the game?
26:12–31:04
7
How are the Cubs planning to balance the rotation and bullpen for the postseason?
31:04–35:27
8
What are the upcoming match‑ups and storylines to watch for the Cubs and White Sox?
35:27–39:34
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