With a journalism degree from Eastern Illinois University and a decade of Cubs reporting, my work has appeared on 670 The Score, ESPN 1000, and the Pinwheels and Ivy Podcast. I cover Cubs news and analysis for Sports Mockery, including roster moves, game breakdowns, and prospect development.
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In case you didn't know, Ian Happ, Nico Hoerner, Dakota Mekkes and Zack Short all co-host a podcast, The Compound, and during their latest episode Short spilled the beans on one particular superstition that a teammate had in the 2017 season. I mean, baseball players are probably the most...
The White Sox finally spent money on good free agents and were primed to smash open their competitive window, but then the biggest health crisis of our lifetime happened. https://twitter.com/fromthe108/status/1237791003555303424 The season hasn't been canceled yet and it really does seem like MLB...
Well, that didn't take long. Late Monday night ESPN's Jeff Passan gave baseball fans a lot of hope that a baseball season would begin as early as June, with an abbreviated version of spring training beginning in mid-May. Obviously huge news that included a supposed plan to have all 30 MLB teams...
Absolutely no clue if this can realistically happen, but according to ESPN's Jeff Passan, MLB is now working towards a plan that would bring baseball back as early as May. If everything goes to plan, we could see Opening Day in June. Here's the meat of Passan's story....
Longtime White Sox broadcaster and former MLB pitcher Ed Farmer passed away Wednesday night at the age of 70. https://twitter.com/whitesox/status/1245706783500513283 Farmer died because of complications from a previous illness. White Sox chairman Jerry Reinsdorf said the following....
Nothing is guaranteed, but it is great to know that MLB is planning a 2020 season and right now the details of the best case scenario include a 100-game season that will begin on July 1. Matt Spiegel from 670 The Score dropped this juicy piece of info on Wednesday. Again, nothing is guaranteed and...
All right, so this is as positive as I'm going to be about sports coming back, specifically baseball, and we'll actually begin with another cancellation. On Wednesday, MLB officially canceled this year's London series that was scheduled for June 13-14, between the Cubs and Cardinals. In late March,...
This has to be one of the most underrated highlights from the 2016 World Series and maybe it's because how insane Game 7 was, but I remember going batshit crazy when Ben Zobrist wrecked Roberto Perez in the first inning of Game 6. After Kris Bryant launched a moonshot to give the Cubs a quick 1-0...
With no sports going on at the moment, everyone is showing old games and that includes re-broadcasting the 2016 Cubs' World Series run. You obviously remember all the big hits, huge strikeouts and maybe you're still mad at Joe Maddon, but let's focus on some of the funny moments from the 2016 World...
According to a report in the Chicago Sun-Times, two Cubs employees have tested positive for the COVID-19 virus. Both employees attended a training session at Wrigley Field on March 8. They received their test results on March 23 and March 24. Via the Chicago Sun-Times. In an email sent to...
Players, coaches and teams have stepped up during the past week to help out during the coronavirus pandemic and the latest to make a generous donation is Cubs outfielder Jason Heyward. ESPN's Jeff Passan reported on Wednesday that Heyward is donating $200,000 to coronavirus relief in the city of...
At this point who knows if this is even going to matter because Opening Day might not happen until June or July, but the White Sox actually announced some non-coronavirus news on Monday and well fans are pissed. The team has optioned three players to Triple-A, in José Ruiz, Zack Collins and...
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