My Favorite Cub w/ Ryan Dempster

House of L podcast

Laurence W. Holmes

Sports, History

4.9 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 17 October 2023

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Joe Kilgallon sits down with former Cub Ryan Dempster, who talks about his favorite teammates. There are great memories inside this episode!

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0:00.0	All right, everybody, welcome to my favorite cub.
0:04.4	I'm your host, comedian and diehard cubs fan, Joe Killgallon.
0:08.3	This podcast is, of course, part of the House of L podcast network.
0:12.1	Check out all the great podcasts on the House of L podcast network by our guy Lawrence
0:16.1	Holmes.
0:17.1	Very excited for today's episode on this podcast.
0:19.7	I typically interview notable cubs fans about who their favorite cubs player of all time
0:24.1	was someone growing up or someone from the current team.
0:26.8	There's lots of great cubs fans over the decades as we all know.
0:30.3	Today's episode I'm excited for because I have former Chicago Cubs, two-time all-star host
0:36.3	of show on MLB Network.
0:38.4	This guy's all over the place that Joe's intentional talk, of course, a great show.
0:42.3	Without further ado, let's bring on World Series Champion as well.
0:45.0	The one the only Ryan Dempster.
0:46.8	How are you, Demp?
0:47.8	I'm good.
0:48.8	I'm doing great, Joe.
0:49.8	Good to see you, man.
0:50.8	I want to move here and judge over those.
0:51.8	So we just got a little bit of a room there.
0:54.3	Yeah.
0:55.3	You got some dance bobbles.
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