The Little Girl – I have been doing this so long that the name no longer remotely fits – has her first lead in a musical, which I’ll get to watch later today. I could not be more proud, or more happy to see her happy. With all due respect to my kids’ athletic ability, I’ll likely never get to watch them take the mound at Wrigley Field, so I can’t say I know “exactly” how it feels to be a parent in that situation. But this is my little version, and it’s magnificent.
Like a parent who finds out their kid has been watching R-rated movies without permission, MLB is modifying how teams can use their iPads:According to a commissioner’s office memo obtained by The Athletic, teams were pushing the boundaries of guidelines governing the use of technology by “in many cases” installing custom apps that expanded the use of the iPads “beyond their originally intended purpose to include…
When the Cubs explored the acquisition of Aroldis Chapman back in 2016, part of the due diligence done by Theo Epstein included a phone call to Ryan Dempster. He explained the process on @SpiegsAndHolmes. pic.twitter.com/nxvsmu7Ceg
— 104.3 The Score (@thescorechicago) July 16, 2026 If folks remember, that was a bit of a tricky one at the time, not only because the price tag was going to be so monstrous for a rental reliever, but also because there was an unclear domestic violence situation recently for Chapman (he was suspended 30 games at the outset of the season, and the allegations were quite serious, but there was ultimately no criminal action because the prosecutors had conflicting accounts of what had happened). I appreciate that Epstein used Dempster as a conduit to take the temperature of the players on whether they wanted Chapman, though it’s also like … uh … yeah. A group of players fighting to win the first championship in 108 years for an organization, asked if they want to add one of the most dominant relievers in baseball? They’re gonna say yes. Very loudly, it sounds like. Just re-use this one and change the year IMO:Excited to see the 2027 ASG logo. Here is the logo from the last time Wrigley Field hosted, in 1990. pic.twitter.com/7ASuYOxDeR
— The Style Scout (@stylescout1) July 16, 2026 I’m half-kidding, but it would be nice if the ultimate logo isn’t some sleek, ultra-modernized thing. It better be classic/vintage/etc., you know? Throwing it way back:t.co/hnvfQcQDEU pic.twitter.com/KI5jmoKYdB
— Mark Gonzales (@MDGonzales) July 16, 2026 Man, that is actually a LOT of guys who reached the big leagues! And a lot of guys who carved out nice careers, too! MORE CUBS FROM BLEACHER NATION: Go Ad Free | Subscribe to the BN NewsletterBlackhawks 2026-27 Schedule is OUT! European Vacation, Games of Note, Dates to Circle, More t.co/beYKawdcOw
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