Rahimi, Harris, & Grote (FULL SHOW) - July 27, 2026
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What happened in the Cubs-Pirates series and key moments from the 11-0 win?
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 Harrison-Grody, 10-2 on 104.3 The Score. You are a better team than the Pittsburgh Pirates, who are a better team this year at 53-50. They are 11.5 games out in the division. You must take care of business. Matthew Boyd, as I said, he's won four straight starts. He's been really good. Goes up against Jared Jones, who actually has been really good lately as well. But yes, this is all about taking care of business and no excuses to not take care of business.
He drives one in the air to right field. Did he get it? How's that for a flight? Going back as Valdez at the wall. Gone for a home run. He's ahead 0-1. Line drive right field. Suzuki there. He's got it. And that's the ball game. Cubs win. Hallowell closes it out. And the Cubs victorious in 10-3-2, the final.
And when you consider that the Pirates are going to be faced with Paul Skeens on the other side, you were lucky you didn't get to see Scooble, but your offense had better come to the party here over this next three games and give your pitchers some run support.
2-2 the count. The pitch. Carl Armstrong drills one in the power alley in right. Mangum looks up. One hops the wall. Swanson around third. He's coming home. Carl Armstrong slides safely into second base. RBI double. Cubs strike first. The other way, fair ball base hit. That's going to score them both. Say a two-run single as PCA comes in, and it's 3-0. Most of those say Coomer on the back. Here's a fastball strike three. Oh, the ball game is over. And the Cubs have clobbered the Buccos by a score of 11-0.
Guys do love to hit a home run there. You know, a home team loves to play there. Away teams love to play there.
With one away, the pitch. Driven to deep right center. Back toward the wall is Pete Perl Armstrong. That is a grand slam. Swag and a best strike for it. All in effort. Down 7-1. End up losing by one. Pirates 8-7. Let's go. Leila Rahimi. Marshall Harris. Mark Grody. Middays 10 a.m.
to 2 on Chicago Sports Radio. 104.3 The Score.
What a montage that was. A mashup of the series in Pittsburgh where the Cubs took two of three nice showings on Friday and Saturday. This is Rahimi Harrison-Roddy on 104.3 The Score. We thank you for joining us on this Monday. And as Mark Roddy called it, Eve of Bears.
Bears Eve is here!
What happened to Saturday? There were some Bears on Saturday.
Some Bears. The power people are talking tomorrow. Ryan Poles and Ben Johnson. And we'll find out who else probably tomorrow afternoon. And then I will be on the sidelines at Bears headquarters on Wednesday watching a training camp practice for the better part of two hours. So that is something for all of us to look forward to. Bears.
Eve of bears. Eve of bears. Eve of bears.
Bears.
Also, whoever rides the riding lawnmower at Hallis Hall, please get the lawnmower ready. Lawnmower.
Lawnmower. Lawnmower.
Because every time Mark does a bears hit. It's there.
I think this year I'm going to get rolled up on by a golf cart or what they have out there is the long golf carts that they transport multiple players on because they move the players from Hallis Hall to the backfields of Hallis Hall. You know, like when you go to Lincoln Park Zoo or to Brookfield Zoo and And you see those trains, like the zebra trains, spinning up and down and all around throughout the zoo. That's what it reminds me about at Hallis Hall. I think that I am going to be interrupted by that this year.
Very exciting. Yes.
I want to go to the zoo now.
Yeah, see? Yeah, honestly, I've got to get to the shed still. I haven't done that.
Parth was at Lincoln Park Zoo.
And I've lived here 10 years.
Yeah. When you go to the zoo, before we really get into what we're talking about today, what exhibit must Layla Rahimi see to fulfill her as a zoo goer?
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What happened in the Cubs-Pirates series and key moments from the 11-0 win?
0:00–5:24
2
Why are Jamison Tyone's home run issues forcing the Cubs to reconsider their rotation?
5:24–1:11:27
3
How did Pete Crow-Armstrong and Michael Conforto spark the Cubs' offense this weekend?
1:11:27–1:18:38
4
What do hosts say about banana-flavored coffee and the Savannah Bananas owner cameo?
1:18:38–1:20:25
5
How did George McCaskey end up umpiring and what was his on-field interview like?
1:20:25–1:23:35
6
What are the best and worst takeaways from the Cubs, White Sox weekends?
1:23:35–1:31:17
7
What trade-deadline insights did Jim Bowden share about Mason Miller, the Cubs, and White Sox needs?
1:31:17–2:51:06
Speakers
6 identifiedMore from Rahimi & Grote Show
Full Show — September 14, 2026
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Anthony Herron shares observations from Bears' win over Panthers (Hour 2)
5 On It & reviewing the Bears' stressful moments from Sunday (Hour 3)
Dan Wiederer: Bears' floor has been elevated — and we can't even see the ceiling (Hour 4)
Transition with Spiegel & Holmes