A weekly podcast that dives headfirst into the analysis of hot topics driving Chicago Cubs baseball. Your host, Mike Waller, is a life-long Cub fan, full-time baseball stat nerd and sometime youth baseball coach.
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A weekly podcast that dives headfirst into the analysis of hot topics driving Chicago Cubs baseball. Your host, Mike Waller, is a life-long Cub fan, full-time baseball stat nerd and sometime youth baseball coach.
Episode 52 - The Car is Driving Itself with CHGO’s Brendan Miller
CubsPS+ - A North Side Numbers Game
1 hour 14 minutes
2 years ago
Episode 52 - The Car is Driving Itself with CHGO’s Brendan Miller
CHGO’s Brendan Miller joined me this week for a great conversation about all things Cubs - Pete Crow Armstrong and his impact on the Cubs up-the-middle defense, as well as the state of Cubs pitching development with all the baseball nerd breakdown you’d expect from Brendan. As he put it, “the car is driving itself at this point” and we’re all just along for the ride as the Cubs sprint to the finish, hoping to lock up their first playoff bid in 3 years.
In this episode, we talk about the debuts of PCA & Luke Little and Brendan breaks down a variety of pitchers, including Justin Steele, Jamison Taillon, Javier Assad, Jordan Wicks, Kyle Hendricks, Jose Cuas, Julian Merryweather, Mark Leiter, Jr., and others.
Brendan (@brendan_cubs) does a weekly Sunday podcast with long-time co-host Corey Freedman (@corey_cubs) as part of the CHGO Cubs podcast.
You can find CHGO’s Cubs content at https://allchgo.com and on Twitter/X @CHGO_Cubs
CubsPS+ - A North Side Numbers Game
A weekly podcast that dives headfirst into the analysis of hot topics driving Chicago Cubs baseball. Your host, Mike Waller, is a life-long Cub fan, full-time baseball stat nerd and sometime youth baseball coach.
