We're back live with more of the Cubs for a Cure Radiothon in partnership with Stand Up

and Brain Up. Out here at Wrigley Field honoring Lynn Bramer on what would have been his 69th

birthday today. Lynn was an amazing friend to our organization, such a start and then many of us here

for many, many years.

All right, everybody. Let me hear you. Good and loud. He loved this building. He loved this team.

The fans loved them. His sort of call line was your best friend in the whole world. And he truly was that to millions.

Who heard him first thing in the morning over coffee or commutes or carpools or wherever he were going.

There was Lynn in the background, kind of like the Cubs.

You know, we play all summer, and he was omnipresent with you in your car or from your kitchen radio, and tough loss for everybody.

Let's get some runs!

To donate now, visit Cubs for a cure.com or text the phrase cure 25 to 414444. That's Cure 25 to 414444.

All right, we have a few big, exciting things to announce.

We have passed $300,000, which means we are at $304,000, which means we are seven for seven

on hitting our dollar-for-dollar matches, so scoreheads are turning out in a big way.

That is an amazing thing.

The trade deadline has come and gone, Speegs.

You want to update people on the Cubs moves, if you wouldn't mind?

Yeah, there are four additions at this point.

It's possible that some more moves could trickle in, but the Cubs got two relievers.

One is Andrew Kittridge from the Baltimore Orioles.

The other just crossed Taylor Rogers.

That is the left-handed reliever who was on the Reds and then went to the Pirates as part of the Cabrion Hayes trade and then moves, what, two days later, to the Cubs.

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