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2026 Chicago Bears Offseason Thread
Geographyhater8888 replied to Outshined_One's topic in Other Sports
https://startkyleorton.substack.com/p/caleb-and-the-terrible-horrible-no?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=ndzck&triedRedirect=true Great deep dive into Caleb’s performance. -
Just go ahead and roll over to these pieces of maggot horsefeathers that knocked you out the playoffs. Why not. Are they point shaving?
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Pathetic effort. They’re not even competitive.
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What the horsefeathers am I watching? Now Cabrera is hurt?
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How do we know it was Counsell holding Milwaukee back and not David Stearns?
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Completely unacceptable by PCA.
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Who didn’t see the catchers interference by a lace would lead to an inside the park error home run. Awful week for PCA.
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Ha. A wasted leadoff double.
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It would be nice if for once the pitching staff picked up the offense if they refuse to score more than 3 runs again.
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Easier said than done but it sure would be nice if we had a guy who could capitalize on these run scoring opportunities for all 6 months to help with sequencing. The offense on the aggregate is right around where we expect and going through a stabilization period. The only way they’d maintain that 5.5 run/game pace was if Happ, Nico and Suzuki sustained their career high OPS paces. The extreme streakiness still persists. Same for starting pitching. It’d be nice if he had a guy who could’ve shut down the brewers for a 3-2 win on Monday. If winning 84-90 wins is the goal here than we have the guys to do it. My worry is the lack of any significant positive regression from the staff.
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It wasn’t even a gamble. He had a career 118 wRC+ at the time of the signing as a multiple time gold glove winner with over 25 fWAR. No one saw his suck coming.
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The only slump proof part of the roster is defense, which is what got Swanson, PCA and Nico $100+ million deals, and the value they provide has limitations when you have a pitching staff that’s allowed more home runs than all but 2 teams. We don’t have any arms who can pick up slumping offense either. If Shota was that guy then that 9-3 loss on Monday becomes a 3-2 win.
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Back to sucking in May again.
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I hope Glasnows injury isn’t too serious. I’ll need him to help knock these piss ants out of the playoffs again for my sanity.
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Unreal.
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1st and 2nd 0 outs: Bregman with the pop out, Happ looks at a called third strike and Suzuki strikes out on a slider off the plate away. Some things never change.
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Why are those pieces of horsefeathers so great at aiming hits?
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2026 Chicago Bears Offseason Thread
Geographyhater8888 replied to Outshined_One's topic in Other Sports
Right. If that bridge is ever crossed in a dream world then it’d be weird having a statue built while players are allowed to wear #18, even if it’s only practice squad guys. -
2026 Chicago Bears Offseason Thread
Geographyhater8888 replied to Outshined_One's topic in Other Sports
If they didn’t officially retire Urlachers number then I wonder what happens with #18 if that bridge is ever crossed. -
He’s just a guy with a 781 OPS since 2022 who’s currently at 805, which will drop another 20 points or so by seasons end..
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They’re not even competitive in their losses. They’ve been outscored 84-36 in their last 11 of them.
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He’s looking at K%, not total strikeouts. Cubs lead the league in plate appearances so maybe that’s why.
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It definitely feels like it since they have the 12th highest K% with RISP.
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Brewers have this weird ability to actually aim their hits like they’re hitting irons.
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That describes most of the lineup.
