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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For a few generations, the voice of the Chicago White Sox has been Ken "Hawk" Harrelson, but on Wednesday the polarizing play-by-play man announced that his time in the booth is coming to an end. Hawk previously said he wanted to continue broadcasting White Sox games for several more seasons, but...
The Chicago Cubs will once again be featured on ESPN's Sunday Night Baseball this upcoming weekend, when they play against the St. Louis Cardinals. For viewers tuning in, they'll see a familiar face on the broadcast team. David Ross will be an analyst for the Sunday night matchup against the two NL...
I'm pretty sure not even the San Francisco Giants are taking their teammate's side after the brawl against the Washington Nationals on Monday. Seriously, Buster Posey standing at home plate when Bryce Harper went after Hunter Strickland was probably more representative of how most of the Giants...
Let me make one thing clear, I don't want to see Jake Arrieta fight anyone as long as he's with the Chicago Cubs. He could get hurt, other players could get hurt and the Cubs need Arrieta to be good and not hurt and or suspended to be good this season. That being said, there are certainly a few...
Quick question, does anyone actually care about All-Star Games? Were you on the edge of your seat during the riveting 20-13 AFC win in the Pro Bowl? No, no you weren't. You don't remember who the MVP for the 2016 MLB All-Star Game was either. I get it, in previous years, especially if the team you...
Every ball being hit to left field is getting knocked down by the wind, but Anthony Rizzo is finding the sweet spots at Wrigley Field and two Matt Moore pitches have found the barrel of the first baseman's bat. Rizzo has two home runs on Wednesday against the San Francisco Giants, both solo dingers...
Jose Abreu hit his 100th career home run with the Chicago White Sox on Tuesday night against the Arizona Diamondbacks. The 387-foot homer wasn't enough to bring the White Sox back, as they lost 5-4, but it did extend an unusual streak for Abreu. The Cuban first baseman has played in 43 of Chicago's...
Kyle Schwarber beating the shift by blasting a rocket to Sheffield Avenue. Fun fact, it's the first home run to reach Sheffield since the Chicago Cubs renovated the bleachers. Just a monster shot by Schwarber, who was back in the lineup against the San Francisco Giants after getting an off day on...
First it was Anthony Rizzo and then David Ross followed, but Ben Zobrist may have the best cereal out of the trio. The 2016 World Series MVP now has his very own cereal. The name? Zorilla Crunch. The cereal was released on Monday at Jewel-Osco stores in Chicago and the surrounding areas. Just like...
The Chicago Cubs made another roster move before the start of their series against the San Francisco Giants, adding a new pitcher to the bullpen. Left-handed pitcher Dylan Floro has been optioned back to Triple-A Iowa to make room for fellow lefty Zac Rosscup. Yeah, I didn't realize Rosscup was...
A 42-year-old man died last Wednesday, after falling over a rail at Wrigley Field following a Chicago Cubs game on Tuesday night. According to police, Richard Garrity, 42, of Wheaton, climbed on a rail, holding a red cup and then fell backward. He hit his head on the concrete below and was then...
Theo Epstein graduated from Yale University in 1995, and he's pretty much the most successful Yale graduate of all time. Don't look up the names, it's Theo. Who else has broken two of the longest championship droughts in American sports history? One guy, Theo Epstein. Anyway, he was the Class Day...
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