
Podcast: Is anybody still pennant racing?
Have the expanded playoffs killed playoff races?
Have the expanded playoffs killed playoff races?
Cubs' fans are starting to get worked up about the Brewers as a rival?
Jameson Taillon might be hurt again, but you know what? Let's keep it mature.
It's not likely they'll catch the Brewers, but it's not impossible.
There's no way for us to know. But yes, of course he is.
Praz tells all, the Cubs are heating up finally, and You Make The Call?
And stop besmirching Mark Prior
A look at some numbers that show why the Cubs and Brewers have gone in opposite directions
Nobody's hitting (other than Matt Shaw)
I'm kidding. Sort of.
They've had some good ones. And, Aaron Miles.
No more than usual.
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And it's not Ben Johnson or Caleb Williams' fault
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Keep the breakfast foods out of your pants, plus how Jed botched the deadline
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Plus, the Shōta rest fallacy and Milwaukee's new fangled slugger is a familiar mirage
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His first inning surrender was a very bad sign.
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The Cubs tweaked the roster just enough to ensure a swift playoff exit.
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And, Jed's got a new deal. Big whup.
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He wasn't one of the best defensive second baseman ever. Because he was THE best defensive second baseman ever, and he could hit a little bit.
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But it does change which player needs to hit the bench
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Subscribe to Pointless Exercise Podcast: Trades and other nonsense, July 22, 2025 The Cubs fell out of first place for the first time since April and who was there to catch them? Not us. Oleg and Praz join the podcast to talk about possible Cubs trade targets, why Rich Hill
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And, Ian Happ's cankles, screw Rich Hill and you have better things to do than worry about the Brewers
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When has he ever let us down?
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A wish list isn't enough, they need to have something to deal. Plus, a Bears' curse and a bobblehead showcase