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Bears/Cubs
Beat reporter for my own tepid caffeine-driven thoughts
Bears/Cubs
other people in the Starbucks drive up: *doing productive things*
me in the Starbucks drive up: *getting anxious about how anxious this coffee will make me on top of the anxiety for my workday and weekend plans and following week and*
me in the Starbucks drive up: *getting anxious about how anxious this coffee will make me on top of the anxiety for my workday and weekend plans and following week and*
January 16, 2026 at 2:49 PM
other people in the Starbucks drive up: *doing productive things*
me in the Starbucks drive up: *getting anxious about how anxious this coffee will make me on top of the anxiety for my workday and weekend plans and following week and*
me in the Starbucks drive up: *getting anxious about how anxious this coffee will make me on top of the anxiety for my workday and weekend plans and following week and*
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Shota Imanaga is a free agent. I hope that Jed & Co have something cooking, because Shota’s option - which is quite affordable - is definitely worth saving the bottom of the rotation from less reliable arms already on the roster.
November 4, 2025 at 3:08 PM
Shota Imanaga is a free agent. I hope that Jed & Co have something cooking, because Shota’s option - which is quite affordable - is definitely worth saving the bottom of the rotation from less reliable arms already on the roster.
Deservedly so.
November 4, 2025 at 1:51 PM
Deservedly so.
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The most viewed players page on @baseball_ref were:
1. Rickey Henderson on the day he died
2. Juan Soto on the day he signed a $765 million deal
3. Ryan McMahon on the day he was traded from the Rockies to the Yankees
1. Rickey Henderson on the day he died
2. Juan Soto on the day he signed a $765 million deal
3. Ryan McMahon on the day he was traded from the Rockies to the Yankees
November 4, 2025 at 2:21 AM
The most viewed players page on @baseball_ref were:
1. Rickey Henderson on the day he died
2. Juan Soto on the day he signed a $765 million deal
3. Ryan McMahon on the day he was traded from the Rockies to the Yankees
1. Rickey Henderson on the day he died
2. Juan Soto on the day he signed a $765 million deal
3. Ryan McMahon on the day he was traded from the Rockies to the Yankees
9 years ago, the Chicago Cubs ended their historic World Series drought.
Today, the Cubs are competitive, at the very least. As free agency opens - with it, the departure of Kyle Tucker - are the Cubs in a position to stabilize their offense through free agency?
Today, the Cubs are competitive, at the very least. As free agency opens - with it, the departure of Kyle Tucker - are the Cubs in a position to stabilize their offense through free agency?
November 3, 2025 at 5:35 PM
9 years ago, the Chicago Cubs ended their historic World Series drought.
Today, the Cubs are competitive, at the very least. As free agency opens - with it, the departure of Kyle Tucker - are the Cubs in a position to stabilize their offense through free agency?
Today, the Cubs are competitive, at the very least. As free agency opens - with it, the departure of Kyle Tucker - are the Cubs in a position to stabilize their offense through free agency?
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this thr...oh my god
November 3, 2025 at 4:23 PM
this thr...oh my god
Give Caleb Williams his flowers; he kept the Bears in the game long enough to deliver a touchdown pass - a beautiful touchdown pass, at that - when it mattered most. You can criticize his statistical performance but you can’t criticize that dawg in him.
November 3, 2025 at 3:47 PM
Give Caleb Williams his flowers; he kept the Bears in the game long enough to deliver a touchdown pass - a beautiful touchdown pass, at that - when it mattered most. You can criticize his statistical performance but you can’t criticize that dawg in him.