Новости за 02.04.2019

The Chicago Bears draft prospect meetings continue to move forward at a steadily increasing rate. GM Ryan Pace and head coach Matt Nagy are doing everything in their power to prepare for this year. No surprise given it may be the most challenging. Finding good players in a draft with only five picks and none […]

April 2nd, 2009 was a rather momentous day in Chicago Bears history. It was the day they pulled off the blockbuster trade for quarterback Jay Cutler. Most know the story by now. Cutler was a Pro Bowler in 2008 for the Denver Broncos. However the team finished a disappointing 8-8. This got longtime head coach […]

If there’s one thing GM Ryan Pace has become known for during his tenure with the Chicago Bears, it would be his fearlessness. The guy does not wither from the idea of being aggressive, especially during the NFL draft. Of the eight trades he has made during a draft since 2015, five of them were […]

Remember Carl Edwards Jr.’s new delivery that he worked on all offseason and spring training? Well, MLB waited until the last second to say it’s illegal. How is this even possible? Joe Maddon and the Cubs deserve some blame because they should have made sure that it was all good to go, but still, all […]

Monday night’s game was somehow even worse than (maybe?) the previous two blown losses by the Cubs bullpen, but nothing was more stupid than the Braves getting pissed off at David Bote because he slid into second base. Here was the play from the eighth inning, when Jason Heyward hit a slow ground ball to […]

…Happy April Fools’ Day, or whatever. I don’t know, the Cubs just suck right now. I started writing this right when Kyle Hendricks stuck his glove out on what should have been an inning-ending double play in the fifth inning. A run scored and then David Bote threw the ball away, adding another run to […]

One thing about GM Ryan Pace is that he is always a man with a plan. Each offseason isn’t just a series of separated events. It is using one method to serve another. Take his Chicago Bears draft plans of the past. Pace has stated time and again during his years as GM that his focus […]

So yeah, Pedro Strop gave up a double and then threw a walk-off wild pitch on Sunday, when the Cubs lost the series against the Rangers. But I’m not worried about Pedro Strop. He’s literally been the most consistent reliever in Cubs history. Anyway, the shitty bullpen was the story from the weekend and really […]