Tag Archives: Chicago Cubs
BrewCap: Cubs Offense Wakes Up From Hibernation
Milwaukee Brewers were riding high at the start of this game. Not only had Brewers won six of their last seven, but they possessed a 5-0 lead to begin the game. Milwaukee took full advantage of the winds blowing out in Wrigley to begin this
Steroids Accusation at Eric Thames Are Dangerous
After Monday night’s game where Brewers took Lackey deep a couple times, he said in postgame interview that Eric Thames recent hot streak ‘It’s just something that makes you scratch your head.’ Unfortunately for Thames given the recent news from Starling Marte, these aren’t going
BrewCap: Braun Continues To Own Wrigley Field
Chicago Cubs fans hate Ryan Braun. This isn’t breaking news. We all know they love to boo Braun. It doesn’t matter if it’s Miller Park or Wrigley Field, Braun gets booed by Cubs faithful. A part of me thinks he relishes in the hate. He
BrewCap Weekend: Eric Thames Power Factory
When General Manager David Stearns brought Eric Thames into the fold with Milwaukee Brewers, people had questions for him. This is a first baseman getting a three-year deal for putting up absurd numbers in South Korea. Many people say Korean baseball league is like playing
BrewCap Weekend Wrap: Cubs Bats Eat Up Brewers Pitching
Milwaukee Brewers have fallen on rough times for the last two seasons while Chicago Cubs steadily rose through MLB’s great teams. That said, Brewers had limited success against Cubs especially last season. They had won five of the last six before their series at Miller
You’re The Only Ones Left, Vikings & Lions.
These last few years have been tough on your boy. I’ve lost a lot of things I enjoy from sports in the past few years. When I say enjoy, it’s cheering against a team to lose and see the reaction after it. Let’s just call
BrewCap: Broxton Goes Down as Brewers Lose Series
Milwaukee Brewers had a chance on Thursday afternoon to split the opening week series with Colorado Rockies. They were close all series really, and Milwaukee realistically could have won all four games. That has to drive you wild as a Brewers fan or player, yet
From Kris Jenkins to Deshaun Watson: What a Sports Year
Sports Year is a little different than the calendar year. To me, it begins again after the football is over from the Fall of 2016 when Super Bowl comes to a close. The sports year starts back up again with NCAA Tournament, The Masters and
Cubs Replace Chapman With Davis
Chicago Cubs weren’t going to bring back Alrodis Chapman. It appeared the closer who helped the team win the World Series would come at too high of a price tag. Instead, they made a trade bringing in Wade Davis from Kansas City for Jorge Soler
Nike & SportsCenter Both Deliver Great Cubs World Series Ads
It's been a long time…but the @Cubs make Someday today. pic.twitter.com/BnUAGGaTim — Nike (@Nike) November 3, 2016 You knew a couple people would try to get on the train to wish Chicago Cubs well after winning the World Series. Why? It’s great marketing and there’s