Danny Rockett does a solo B-Clock show and riffs on your complaints as he spins the wheel of Cubs Fan Grievances.

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🎙 CubsPS+ Episode 112 – Draft Picks, Trade Misses, and Prospects Who Might Actually Be Good

Greg Zumach from Cubs on Deck is back, and we’re diving deep into the Cubs’ prospect pool — because watching the big-league team is currently the baseball equivalent of stepping on a Lego.

Here’s what we got into:

The Cubs aren't collapsing... unless you count my will to watch some of these games

Starting pitching has quietly been chef's kiss since the deadline — but apparently offense was optional

Did Jed and Carter get fleeced at the deadline? Or did they actually show restraint? (Spoiler: both can be true)

Yes, I said no to trading Cade Horton and Matt Shaw for Mackenzie Gore. I enjoy pain, but not that much.

Cubs farm is still stacked even after graduating PCA, Shaw, and Horton… just maybe not Baseball America stacked

Ethan Conrad: not a superhero, but he does hit like one. Shoulder injury or not, I’m in

Day 2 steals and deep draft nerdiness — I may have found a guy who throws gas and dunks basketballs. I’m listening.

When is the right time to sell on prospects? (Preferably before they turn into Brennan Davis)

Greg's Top 6 Cubs Prospects™ — now with actual explanation and no blind optimism. Okay, maybe a little.

🔄 Plus: Why I want Jed to be bold this offseason, why Owen Caissie might be too good for Iowa, and how prospect deals should start coming with warning labels.

It’s all here — snark, scouting, and a little self-loathing. Just like being a Cubs fan.

🧢 Listen now. It won’t fix the offense, but it might make you smarter.

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The Ranters of the Year, Joey "Wrigleyville Bum" Waltz and Boomer Bill Sugas join Cotton and Rockett to recap a fun weekend and a .500 Cubs homestand.

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The Ranters Win! But the Cubs lose.

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The 2025 MLB Trade Deadline has come and gone — and the Chicago Cubs made some moves… but was it enough?

In this live reaction episode of Bricks Behind the Ivy, Jeff (@CandidCubs) breaks down what the Cubs did, what they didn’t do, and whether Jed Hoyer’s strategy puts this team in position to make a serious playoff push.

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The Cubs under newly re-signed Jed Hoyer make minor deadline moves. Is it enough to win the Central? Danny, Michael, Sara, and Eric Wielo discuss the sleepy NLC and the Cubs series loss to the Brewers.

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Cotton made a mistake on Cubs Pod this morning, and this is him telling you he messed up.

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Cubs salvage the last game of the series and Shota looks good again, but Jed is still bad at his job.

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This one’s from the heart.

In this episode, I take time to reflect on the passing of my childhood hero, Ryne Sandberg — and the impact he had not just on the Cubs, but on me personally. Ryno wasn’t just a great player. He was my player. And this week hit hard.

🧢 Here’s what I talked about:

How an 8-year-old kid in 1982 found his way to baseball — and to Ryne Sandberg

The Sandberg Game: June 23, 1984, when everything changed

Why Ryno’s quiet intensity, consistency, and love for the game shaped how I see baseball

The countless hours I spent in my backyard trying to be him — and how that defined the way I played and now coach

My trip to Cooperstown for his Hall of Fame induction, a moment I’ll never forget

What it meant to have my own son meet Ryno at Cubs Convention last year

Why I passed on one last autograph — and why I’m at peace with that decision

Ryne Sandberg didn’t just play the game — he respected it, lived it, and taught us how to do the same. He was always there, in some form, throughout my life in baseball. And now that he’s gone, I feel that absence deeply.

Thank you, Ryno. You’ll always be my favorite player.

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