A daily podcast dedicated to the 1908 World Series Champion Chicago Cubs. Whether it ends in defeat or triumph, we're following the Cubs until the last day of the season with interviews, analysis, and stories. Hosted by Jesse Friedman.
The Cubs are down 2-1, but David Kaplan thinks that there's plenty of reason to hope for Chicago.
What's the Cubs' biggest weakness? Are Jake Arrieta's struggles a concern? If the Cubs were to face a must-win game 7, who would they want on the mound? In today's episode, we talked all this and more with CSN's David Kaplan. To get your limited edition Reverse the Curse tee, click this link: www.teespring.com/reversethecurse.
After the Cubs lost 3 of 4 to the Brewers over the weekend, should we be concerned? Get your limited edition Reverse the Curse t-shirt here: www.teespring.com/reversethecurse.
The Cubs have officially clinched the NL Central. Today, we took some time to marvel at everything they've done and how they've done it.
Kyle Hendricks' near no-hitter showed off his talent, but is he a legitimate Cy Young candidate?
Jake Arrieta's been good in 2016, but one part of his game is causing a problem that could hurt the Cubs come playoff time.
Hitting droughts happen to every team, but a closer analysis of the Cubs' lineup reveals that there are some legitimate concerns on offense.
Kris Bryant will always be NL MVP in our hearts, but what do the numbers say?
Jason Hammel struggled again yesterday, and it's time to wonder if he belongs in the Cubs' postseason rotation at all. In today's show, we look at the numbers and make a decision. Join the conversation on Twitter: www.twitter.com/curse_reversed.
The Cubs are well-positioned to take the first seed in the playoffs, but which NL team poses the biggest threat?
The Cubs haven't won the World Series since 1908, but the 2016 team might have everything it takes to reverse the curse. The problem? The odds are always stacked against you in baseball.
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