Spiegel and Holmes, afternoons on the score.

I mean, we're in a pretty good spot, and like, we faced a lot of really good starting pitching,

and I think we have the most run scored in baseball, which is pretty cool.

Like, it seems like every time I look at the schedule, it's like, oh, coming up, you know, we have

Corbin, Zach Gowan, and Merrill Kelly. really dang good MLB starting pitchers and we come out of here still with a series win.

So, yeah, I mean, we faced great arms, great lineups and just I think we can play with

anybody.

So just a good reminder there.

Jameson Tyone talking about the Cubs schedule and what it's been.

This is Spiegel and Home Show.

Nico Horner is going to join us in less than 10 minutes, so don't go anywhere.

We'll catch up with Nico as the Cubs get ready to take on the Dodgers yet again.

And it's a two-game series from Wrigley Field.

Pre-game coverage begins at 605.

Pat U.S. and Ron Coomber will be on the call.

First pitch at 640 on the Southwest Airlines Cubs.

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Never before, Lawrence, have all three MLB Wildcard teams been from the same division?

It's only been a couple of years that they've done three wildcards in addition to three division winners. There's a legit chance of it being the National

League West this year. How about it, man? Right now it would be. Right now it would be by record,

because that's all it is, is record, and then eventually you'd get to some tiebreakers, but right now,

and, you know, it's not like they've all played the same games. I think 13 and 9 is what the D-backs are, and that bests the 13 and 10 that the Phillies are.

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