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Wonder what the top prospects for the first round of the draft are looking like in 2027.

Gonna be fascinating to see the fallout in the offseason after a losing season with high expectations.

Happ is probably a great guy but I can’t find the words to describe how happy i am that we don’t have to suffer through the obscene atrocity of watching him attempt to make contact with major league pitching today.

I would sell my soul to never see Happ or Suzuki step in the box ever again. Its a disgrace to the concept if professional sports to pay them to hit a baseball.

Chris Davis was “unlucky” too

If Happ sat until the heat death of the universe i would not complain

Its a shame to see Happ go out like this but he’s beyond incapable of hitting major league pitching.

The defence of Ian Happ on this weeks episode of the podcast aged like the firefighters that responded to Chernobyl.

I agree with you on the 23 game period of being the best, I just don’t see a way they can survive rolling out a starting rotation with one guy who still would be there if everyone was healthy (Shota) and he finished 2025 completely unplayable and hasn’t looked good lately. Lineup has been horrible but lately but they seem to just be streaky.

It is absolutely a huge assumption to figure that a team missing its top 4 starting pitchers will be buyers at the deadline.

At this point the idea the Cubs will be buys at the deadline is a huge assumption. Through 50 games we have a 23 game stretch of an elite team, sandwich’d by 27 games of potentially the worst team in the NL. Could go either way.

Congrats to Paul Skenes for his 85 pitch no hitter next week.

Maton looks so miserable after getting pulled you’d think he just watched himself pitch in real time.

This team is so horrible its scary

Anecdotally feels like we haven’t had a clean first inning in a long time.