Dan and John discuss the Cubs total dominance so far in the NL Central and one of the best starts in MLB history. Can the Cards and Pirates possibly make it a race this year? They also discuss teams' refusal to throw Anthony Rizzo inside and Adam Wainwright's inspiration from the Cubs' fan base.

Dan and John discuss the jarring role reversals of the Cubs and

Dan and John discuss the first head-to-head meeting of the Cubs and Cards in 2016. There was lots of hype in the air in St. Louis, a ton of good pitching, and some shoddy reporting by a New York newspaper and others. 

John attends the Cubs home opener this week and understandably likes what he sees of his team's best start in decades. Dan raves about Cardinals surprise rookie Jeremy Hazelbaker, who he compares to a former Cardinal from the 1980s. 

Dan and John discuss the train wreck of the Cardinals first three games and the Cubs fast start. A Cardinals' icon urges Cards' fans to relax and while John tries to goad Dan into panic mode but he's not biting. Some of the listener feedback, however,  certainly is biting.

As the regular season looms two days away, Dan and John give their predictions on who will win the NL Central and why. Be prepared for at least one surprising pick. Hosts also talk about some changes in podcast for coming year.

Dan and John are back for another season of podcasting. The Cubs won the off-season and most writers are calling them MLB's best team heading into 2016. Can the North Siders live up to expectations and what about the NL Central's defending champions? Can the Cardinals rise again?

Dan and John tee it up for a special edition focusing on the Cubs signing of FA Jason Heyward. Dan believes the Cardinals front office is to blame for losing both its top off-season FA priorities and John is glad the Cubs were so aggressive. Spirited discussion.

Dan and John are back at it with a preview of upcoming off-season moves for both the Cubs and Cardinals. Will the Cards sign Jason Hayward? What starting pitchers will the Cubs add. All this and the speculation heading into the Winter Meetings in December.

Dan and John lament each teams' exit from the playoffs and detail what might have been. They look forward to 2016 and give 5 agenda items their respective teams need to take care of in the off-season.