Playoff baseball on the North Side! The guys talk Arrieta, Schwarber, celebrations, and the Cardinals.
A knock-down season series carries over into the postseason, as the more talented Cubs face the more experienced Cardinals.
Pittsburgh’s worst fears came true: Bud Selig proposed and implemented a one-game playoff between wild card winners.
For Pittsburgh, hope is just a few memories away.
It’s hard to imagine a better one-game showdown than these two divsiion rivals and Arrieta vs. Cole.
The Cubs are back in the playoffs with an experience manager. How has their skipper managed in his previous trips to the postseason?
All the transactions we analyzed.
In a time when pitch counts and innings limits are a hot topic, Joe Maddon fears not and goes with the unknown.
Brett and Sahadev talk about a lineup against Gerrit Cole, unwritten rules, and if this season was completely unexpected.
Chris Coghlan is producing at levels he hasn’t since his rookie season, but he’s doing so in a completely different way.
A writer shares his first ever experience in a clubhouse and how it got him to see the human side of the players.
The guys talk about Arrieta’s pitch count, the back end of the rotation, and this weekend’s series with the Pirates.
Brett and Sahadev get real serious about baseball (well, kinda), talking Cubs bullpen issues (yes, again), Wild Card matchups, and a deep roster.
Brett and Sahadev talk about what the series win in St Louis means, cheating in sports, pitch counts, and more.
The view of those with the view.
Brett and Sahadev talk about injuries and depth, the Wild Card lead, and the Giants weak schedule.
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