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The game has been on in the background so not really paying attention to the broadcast, look up just now and it’s Boog and Joe Girardi in the booth. So I guess JD won’t be around for the next week, and when he returns, Boog will take his holiday. I miss WGN.

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Obviously not watching this game but love that Nate Pearson got such a high leverage opportunity and rocked it.  Him closing a big chunk of the gap between Hodge and everyone else in the pen would bode well for next year.

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3 minutes ago, Derwood said:

Jamo bounce back season has been a low key nice story this year

He'll be a good trade bait in offseason for a bat if they plan on getting an upgrade SP to go with Steele and Imanaga at TOR

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3 minutes ago, chibears55 said:

He'll be a good trade bait in offseason for a bat if they plan on getting an upgrade SP to go with Steele and Imanaga at TOR

I keep saying that he's our John Lackey. I think you need a guy like him to eat innings while still adding to the rotation

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Aside from losing both games in St. Louis (with a rainout in between), I really can't recall the Cubs being swept this year.

(And I'm not counting the above series because of the rain out; they won the make-up game).

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7 minutes ago, Cubfanintheknow said:

Aside from losing both games in St. Louis (with a rainout in between), I really can't recall the Cubs being swept this year.

(And I'm not counting the above series because of the rain out; they won the make-up game).

Guardians. That was a killer.

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6 minutes ago, Cubfanintheknow said:

Aside from losing both games in St. Louis (with a rainout in between), I really can't recall the Cubs being swept this year.

(And I'm not counting the above series because of the rain out; they won the make-up game).

Cleveland last month I believe is the only straight up one all year, and then yeah I think you could argue that ST. Louis one.

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17 minutes ago, Derwood said:

I keep saying that he's our John Lackey. I think you need a guy like him to eat innings while still adding to the rotation

Yea but he gonna be 33 next season and the question will be, will he be a 2021, 2023 Taillon or 2022, 2024 Taillon ? 

He seems to be an every other year guy

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15 minutes ago, chibears55 said:

Yea but he gonna be 33 next season and the question will be, will he be a 2021, 2023 Taillon or 2022, 2024 Taillon ? 

He seems to be an every other year guy

That's not a thing.

Also I won't say 0% chance but there's a damn near 0% chance they trade him over the winter.  If they wanted to move him they would have done it at the deadline when prices for SPs were astronomical.

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1 hour ago, Bertz said:

Obviously not watching this game but love that Nate Pearson got such a high leverage opportunity and rocked it.  Him closing a big chunk of the gap between Hodge and everyone else in the pen would bode well for next year.

Following up on this, Nate Pearson as a Cub after today's game:

18.1 IP, 17 Ks, 2 BB, 3 HR, 1.96 ERA, 3.55 xFIP

It's been until recently largely low leverage situations, but he's not pitching that much worse than Hodge.

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1 hour ago, Bertz said:

Following up on this, Nate Pearson as a Cub after today's game:

18.1 IP, 17 Ks, 2 BB, 3 HR, 1.96 ERA, 3.55 xFIP

It's been until recently largely low leverage situations, but he's not pitching that much worse than Hodge.

I'm still a little concerned there's some Justin Grimm to him with the too-straight FB getting drilled for HR, but if the K/BB keeps trending like recently(last 5 outings: 9 IP, 10/0 K/BB) then that's a tradeoff I'm fine with as long as it's not an epidemic

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