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This week the crew breaks down the Pirates series and showers praise on Matt Duffy. They are also joined by Jake Bujnowski, son of Tom, who made the K signs used during Kerry Wood’s historic 20 strike-out game.
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There was a Dingerfest on Sunday! The crew talks about that, as well as this Kris Bryant fellow. He appears to be good at baseball.
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The Dinger’s Crew sit down for a chat with Joe Kilgallon of True Blue Cubs and discuss: surviving Cubs fan guilt, putting the happiness back into baseball, and RoboCop…err…RoboUmps.
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This week the Dinger’s Crew is joined by Evan Altman from Cubs Insider to discuss the State of the Cubs, the offense approach at the plate and MLB reviews.
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This week the Dinger’s crew breaks down the series win vs the Buccos and takes a look at the Degens from Upcountry. Also the guys ask: who is Matt Duffy and can we get KB for MVP trending?
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FOCO has released new MLB Opening Day Mascot bobbleheads including one for the Chicago Cubs and White Sox.
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This week the Dingers Crew makes their predictions on the season. Who will have the first home run? How many times will Rossy get ejected? Which Cub will become Jeff’s punching bag like Descalso was? Plus, the guys break down the Pittsburgh Pirates before opening day!
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The Dingers crew is joined by the Director of Morale, DOM Frederic. We talk Cubs spring training, outlook on the season, and how to be a loyal fan.
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The Dingers crew interview Max Bain, Cubs pitching prospect, about his path through the Cubs farm system and more. Plus, the guys take questions from the Dingers fans.
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The Dingers crew discuss the hot start of Nico Hoerner, answer the question: “Can you have too many quality starting pitchers?” and a lot more on Episode 30 of the Dingers podcast!
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The city of Chicago announced on Monday that both the Cubs and White Sox will be allowed to have fans at Opening Day and for the rest of the season at a limited capacity.
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