Mully and Haw, Chicago Sports Radio 670, the score.

You were there, you were witness to history, Mr. David.

We heard you do your tribute to Zach there, throwing it to Pat and Ron to start the game.

I believe there was a late-inning cackle in the background at one point as I listened and

and what a night. What a great performance on your part and it must have been thrilling for you

to witness it as you did. Thanks Molly. Good morning. Happy Friday and it was quite a night to be at

Wrigley Field to watch from your living room or bar room or to be there in person.

This was what the Cubs really have been waiting for for a long time.

It seems like it's been longer than eight years, but it has been a long eight years since they celebrated a playoff series victory.

And last night, I do think that it was one of those times where you look at a team

and however they got there, now you do hit reset.

And now you do wonder about what's next and how good they can be.

How far can they go?

It is the playoffs.

But this is a team that believes in itself.

And as you heard, I think Mike Schilt was right on. This team is about pitching and defense.

Defense, defense, defense. And those teams are hard to eliminate, but last night was a memorable one,

no doubt about it. Yeah, it was, I really thought that they were going to blow it open early.

I wish Michael Bush's home run had come in the first inning.

Darvish didn't have it.

No, he didn't have it.

He didn't come close.

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