Holy Cow A Cubs Podcast

Sara Sanchez from Bleed Cubbie Blue and Fangraphs joins the podcast. She and Sean discuss the Cubs rotation, the return of Lester and Schwarber, Willson Contreras, and the Cardinals.

Matt Clapp is here to help Sean figure out the Cubs stagnant offense. Also will Nico Hoerner be back soon and trading Craig Kimbrel.

Jared Wyllys of Forbes Sports is here for a Cubs 2021 season preview. Sean kind of makes a prediction and a discussion of the surprising demotion of Nico Hoerner.

Will Chase from the Cutting 2 the Chase podcast joins Sean to talk Cubs spring training. Also lowered expectations, contract extensions, Nico Hoerner and Columbus Blue Jackets hockey.

Ryan Davis of Cubs Insider joins Sean to discuss recent Cubs signings and Jake Arrieta. Also an NL Central preview and a science fiction book.

Terry Brown from the Cats Talk Wednesday podcast joins Sean to talk a slow Cubs offseason. Also Expos and Lakers talk.

Cubs Insider editor in chief Evan Altman is back to break down the Yu Darvish trade. Spoiler alert: its bad news.

The Athletic's Robert Mays is back to discuss the changing Cubs. Topics include: Theo, Len Kasper, Schwarber, and football.

Bleacher Nation himself Brett Taylor joins to discuss the Cubs playoff flop and a possible grim offseason. But we have some fun too.

Jared Wyllys from Forbes Sports joins Sean to preview the Cubs/Marlins Wild Card series.

Randall Sanders is back to discuss the Cubs improved bullpen and the broken offense. Also we realize the Marlins are a terrifying playoff opponent.

Cubs twitter mainstay Jeff Everson joins the pod to cover all things Cubs. Topics include: Javy, Almora, Maddon, and Craig Kimbrel.

Sean is joined by Bryce Weiler, the Baltimore Orioles disability consultant. He also talks about broadcasting while visually impaired and his Beautiful Dreams Project to help disabled people get closer to sports.

Ryan Thomure is back to preview the weird 2020 season. Kyle Hendricks is good and Anthony Rizzo is consistent. Finally, can a safe return to baseball offer normalcy in these difficult times?

Jared Wyllys from Forbes Sports is back on the podcast. We discuss the owners' threat to call off the season. Then the disappointing Sosa/McGwire documentary and if its time welcome Sammy back to Wrigley.

Will baseball happen in 2020? Will MLB lose 2022 to labor strife? Also simulated recaps and Ron Harper. Ryan Davis returns to the podcast.

Jeff Passan lead baseball writer for ESPN.com joins the podcast to talk about all the consequences from the pandemic delayed season. Also the future of minor league baseball and a heated debate about the merits of Rookie of the Year versus Little Big League. A fun conversation.

The baseball season is on indefinite hold, Evan Altman and I try to make sense of it all.

D.B. Firstman joins the podcast to talk about their new book Hall of Name. They also discuss the Cubs and the Mets upcoming season. A very interesting episode.

Laura Messer of Cubs Insider and the Far Northside Blog is back on the pod. We talk a bit about the Cubs making an actual move, but mainly about the Astros sign stealing scandal and its impact on baseball.