Monday Morning Cubs Show

The Brewers are on the doorstep of a World Series win and I’m feeling every ugly emotion that comes with it as a Cubs fan. So I grabbed the mic solo and said the quiet part out loud: I’m tired of “good enough,” tired of watching the Cubs drift, and tired of leadership acting like 89 wins is the finish line instead of the warning sign. If you’ve been doomscrolling the Cubs off...

The Cubs need three starters, Happ and Seiya could be heading out the door, and the Brewers are playing for a championship. What exactly is the plan for 2027?

Carl and Mahoney dig into the biggest questions facing the Cubs this offseason, starting with a rotation that can’t simply count on healthy versions of Justin Steele and Cade Horton. Where does Jed Hoyer find the ...

October baseball is supposed to feel like a celebration, but as Cubs fans we’re stuck watching it from the outside while the Brewers look annoyingly legit. We start with that exact mood: a little relief, a lot of bitterness, and zero patience for Major League Baseball decisions that make the sport harder to follow. When playoff games start in the middle of a workday, we’re no...

That Jed Hoyer press conference hit a nerve, and I’m not going to pretend it didn’t. I’m coming in hot after the Cubs’ playoff loss to the Padres because the messaging and the reality do not match. You can’t watch a short series swing on non-competitive at-bats at the top of the order, early crooked numbers allowed, and a bullpen that never scares anyone, then walk to the mic...