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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Is it time to jump back on the Tyler Chatwood bandwagon??? The Cubs right-hander had another encouraging spring training appearance, throwing three scoreless innings against the Royals on Wednesday. He gave up three singles, but more importantly he produced two inning-ending double plays, but even...
The Bears continue to add more competition for their kicker position, but for the love of God, after the disaster that was Cody Parkey there's no way the Bears can allow Chris Blewitt to be their kicker in 2019. According to the Chicago Tribune's Brad Biggs, Blewitt, who played college football at...
Yu Darvish hasn't felt this good during his career and I don't give a shit that's only spring training. He's shown up to camp ready to go from the start and all indications should give Cubs fans lots of hope that Darvish will be the all-star pitcher he's been throughout his career. Darvish made his...
Eloy Jiménez hasn't been recording many hits to start off spring training, but that doesn't mean he's not punishing baseballs. The number one prospect for the White Sox drilled a two-run homer against the Padres on Tuesday, launching an opposite field bomb in Arizona. Jiménez just made this look so...
A few minutes before Mike Trout completely forgot how to play baseball, Cubs fans serenaded Kyle Schwarber, singing the Happy Birthday song to him during Tuesday's game against the Angels. Schwarber turned 26-years-old on Tuesday. https://twitter.com/AldoSoto21/status/1103033746066890755 Let's take...
Hey, it's spring training for everyone, including the greatest baseball player of our lifetime. During Tuesday's Cubs-Angels game, Willson Contreras hit a ball into the right-center field gap and Mike Trout dropped the ball and then kicked it toward right field. That allowed Contreras to score a...
It doesn't matter if Luis Robert is sliding head-first, feet-first, on his hide or whatever because he keeps injuring his thumb. The White Sox prospect injured the same thumb in 2018, forcing him to miss a few months last year. Robert will miss a few days after he injured his thumb trying to steal...
Hey, remember Brad Brach? The Cubs signed him in February and while we briefly saw him in a bullpen session during the first week of spring training he still hasn't pitched in a game. His signing was pretty weird in the sense that it took longer than usual for the terms to become official after...
It took Javier Baez until his third MLB season to fully establish himself as an every-day player for the Cubs. He then took a bigger step in 2017, and in 2018 Baez's star power elevated higher than anyone thought it could reach after seeing him struggle during his rookie season. Can Albert Almora...
The Cubs have about 100 relievers, give or take a couple, competing for a bullpen spot in spring training right now, but a wrist injury to lefty Xavier Cedeño might unexpectedly open up a slot come the start of the regular season. The Cubs signed Cedeño in the middle of February, adding to their...
Yu Darvish looked great once again in his second spring training start, but unfortunately Sunday's game against the White Sox wasn't televised. As a matter of fact, neither of Darvish's first two starts this spring training have been on TV, so unless you've been in attendance down in Arizona all...
Kyle Schwarber is Theo Epstein's most cherished draft pick so far during his time with the Cubs. Schwarber was selected fourth overall in 2014, made his MLB debut in 2015, tied a Cubs postseason home run record that October and then after missing basically all of 2016 with a brutal ACL injury,...
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