NEWSLETTER
Whatever your political affiliation or interest level or leanings, I think we can all agree that it’ll be nice to get a break from the inundation of political ads that range from brainless, at best, to abhorrent, at worst. (Realizes the presidential primary stuff will start almost immediately) … oh crap.
Theo: "This time is precious. We're all part of this group that has enough talent to win the World Series and we don't want to waste it. We don't want to look back with any regret that there are things we could've done differently in our preparation or work habits or attitudes."
— Tony Andracki (@TonyAndracki23) November 6, 2018
Theo said the takeaway from Cubs' 2018 season wasn't the 95 wins, but how the team fell short and passed by MIL.
"We damn well better be honest with ourselves about the reasons why it didn't happen and find ways to fix it, otherwise what the hell are we doing here?"
— Tony Andracki (@TonyAndracki23) November 6, 2018
"We’re dealing with ultra-millennials here." The Blackhawks just fired Quenneville, Theo won't discuss an extension for Maddon and "significant change" is coming if the Cubs don't produce in 2019. "If you’re not making adjustments, you’re falling behind." https://t.co/R9mvUxdsXC
— Patrick Mooney (@PJ_Mooney) November 6, 2018
https://twitter.com/MiLB/status/1059917868698136584
Cubs RHP Erick Leal has 5 K in three scoreless innings. FB 90-91, 74-75 CB is the strikeout pitch. 12-6, big depth, lot of off balance swings and misses over the top
— Kyle Glaser (@KyleAGlaser) November 6, 2018
#DailyDidYouKnow — In his first stint at the Triple-A level, Dakota Mekkes went 1-0 with a 1.44 ERA (5ER/31.1IP) through 25 games with Iowa in 2018. He compiled a 0.51 ERA from July 13 through the end of the season (17.2IP) pic.twitter.com/ghjLOF1glo
— Iowa Cubs (@IowaCubs) November 7, 2018
Just wanted to let everyone know how excited I am that I get to wear this jersey again and play @ #Wrigleyfield. I look forward to a 2019 @Cubs #championshipseason pic.twitter.com/Ig8hxixFEi
— Cole Hamels (@ColeHamels) November 6, 2018
"He also has the arm to pitch," Boras continued. "And the ample leg muscles to run the Kentucky Derby, the agility to play point guard, and the glorious mane to hunt gazelle. There is nothing he cannot do and thus be paid for." https://t.co/6uCy1jvhkl
— Bleacher Nation (@BleacherNation) November 6, 2018
