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The bulk of the baseball world still seems to be sleeping off the tryptophan. MLB is a ghost town. But our friends in Cub blogdom are still awake and prowling about...I read them regularly, and you probably should, too...AFTER you finish reading BCB.
Things will pick up eventually, right? — Brett Taylor.
.@Cubs fans are awesome! Thank you all for your support. These are going to make so many kids smile during a difficult time. pic.twitter.com/hA3SqlyaWu
— Anthony Rizzo (@ARizzo44) November 24, 2018
Could the Brewers be a dark-horse candidate for Harper? No. NO THEY CAN NOT. — Michael Cerami.
Heartwarming
— StanceGrounded (@_SJPeace_) November 23, 2018
There was a blind Cubs fan trying to hail a cab for several minutes until the lady came up and asked him if he needed help hailing a cab. She stood there with him until one pulled up. ❤️
RETWEET THIS pic.twitter.com/65Aoe7B8No
Here’s today’s Cubs News and Notes. As always * means autoplay on, or annoying ads, or both (directions to remove for Firefox and Chrome).
#Cubs continue search for a new pitching coach, with Tommy Hottovy emerging as an in-house candidate and John Farrell and Bryan Price expected to get interviewshttps://t.co/M6E2250wHP via @MLBBruceLevine pic.twitter.com/cqd3UyiX6Y
— 670 The Score (@670TheScore) November 24, 2018
Harper has officially chosen the Cubs. #HotStove pic.twitter.com/qqLSavP3GN
— Charles the Cat™ (@CharlsMeow) November 24, 2018
- Michael Cerami (Bleacher Nation): Joe Girardi wants to see what opportunities are out there next year. “I do think it’s fair to read Girardi’s comments as a signal of his interest in managing the Cubs next season.”
- Evan Altman (Cubs Insider): Cubs aren’t in chaos, they’re just far from perfect. “The real issue with the perception of the Cubs seems to be that they’re the prim-and-proper family at the end of a suburban cul-de-sac...”
- Ivan the Great (Talking Chop): Throwing a plank in the framing-WAR gap. “Thoughts on a tricky frontier of player value.”
- Doug Glanville (NBC Sports Chicago*): Glanville Offseason Journal: Negotiating a contract while trying to fit in with a new team. “When you are traded, especially before you have an established a major league track record, you are starting over.”
Food for thought:
Do you side with science on this important issue? https://t.co/jyOrfSEYcF pic.twitter.com/82Iim8TS9b
— Popular Science (@PopSci) November 25, 2018
https://t.co/xRb1CSJxWT Humpback Whale songs undergo ‘cultural revolution’ every few years #sciencenews pic.twitter.com/Sy1b2mlb4q
— Science news (@UpdateonScience) November 21, 2018
NASA's new Mars lander is in for 'seven minutes of terror' on Monday https://t.co/6UoijJhVdB via @PopSci
— Caltech (@Caltech) November 24, 2018