Surely, the Cubs won’t find someone who can match the working class sage wisdom of Maddon, but should Theo Epstein find the right guy, then he will extend a precious window of contention.
The Sox and Cubs are as even as they’ve been in a while. Deciding what Chicago baseball player has the best 2019 will not be easy.
It’s only fitting that the two G-State players I most dislike were the ones involved in a back and forth snipe session near the end of regulation in Tuesday’s Warriors-Clippers matchup.
In a mere 27 outs the fourth straight run for a title in an unprecedented run of success for the once-saddest franchise in Major League Baseball could be the kind of run we were all so used to prior to 2015.
As the focus on this team turns more towards the painfully immediate — and we have to measure up how the Cubs will navigate the NL playoffs to possibly make what would be an impossibly soon second World Series appearance in three years — we should maybe examine some of the more visible scars left on this team from its tough fight through the spring and summer.
We Are Regal Radio co-founder and former MLB scouting personnel Sean Terry writes on the Chicago Cubs
We Are Regal Radio co-founder and former Los Angeles Dodger scouting personnel Sean Terry breaks down the off-season moves for the Cubs and White Sox in preparation for the 2017 […]
We Are Regal Radio co-founder and former Los Angeles Dodger scouting personnel Sean Terry breaks down the off-season moves for the Cubs and White Sox in preparation for the 2017 […]
We Are Regal Radio co-founder and former Los Angeles Dodger scouting personnel Sean Terry salutes the Chicago Cubs and their historic victory Nothing Will Be the Same… Pardon the Drake […]
We Are Regal Radio co-founder and former Los Angeles Dodger scouting personnel Sean Terry continues his in-depth analysis of the Chicago Cubs and their playoff chances After a wild three […]
