• Brewers Series
• Mariners Series
• Cardinals Game One
• Series Preview
• Ben Brown Demotion?
• Trade Targets/Ideas

• Introduction
• Pirates Series Recap
• Brewers Series Preview (Discussed First Brewers Series As Well)
• Bullpen Talk
• Injury Talk
• Offensive Struggles at Wrigley

• Intro
• Phillies Recap
• Pirates Preview
• Ben Brown
• Other Brief Notes

• Host Introduction
• Tigers Recap
• Phillies Preview
• Other Notes

Former WGN web sports reporter and producer Larry Hawley joins the podcast to talk about the Cubs' ongoing struggles with the bat and in the bullpen. We touch on the team's plummeting playoff odds, how they might approach the trade deadline, and what has actually gone right this year.

Let's face it: The Cubs have not been a fun team to watch this year. Shota Imanaga is continuing to pitch well, but they're making too many outs on the bases, too many defensive miscues and aren't scoring runs. So what can be done about it? Host Gary Cohen looks at where the Cubs stand (it ain't good) and how they might be able to get better.

Chris Emma of 670 The Score joins Gary Cohen to talk about the Brewers' surprising resilience, the Cubs' slumping bats, and the impact of young players like Pete Crow-Armstrong and Ben Brown. We also predict some early trade deadline moves and discuss why the Bears on Hard Knocks will be appointment viewing.

Forgetting what "Go, Cubs, Go!" sounds like? The Cubs are mired in their first prolonged slump of the season. The bats have gone cold, dropping the team close to the .500 mark. On the bright side, Ben Brown just spun seven no-hit innings, and Pete Crow-Armstrong won minor league player of the week honors. Also, MLB just made a big change to their statistical database.