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The Beachwood Radio Sports Hour #247: Cy Darvish
Greatness unappreciated by all except media, Maddon. Plus: Yu Darvish Is Even Annoying His Neighbors; The White Sox Are Also 3-8; Sale Sucks, Rays Rock; The Fight To Pay Minor Leaguers; The Circuitous Route of Wauconda's Matt Mooney; Now The Bulls Pray To The Lottery Gods; Lottery Gods Smile On Blackhawks; "Q" Now Florida Man; Chicago Fired; DePaul Demons Officially Nation's 103rd Best Team; and Co-Ed Swim Team Launches.
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SHOW NOTES
* 247.
* Joey Gallo.
4:15: Yu Darvish Even Annoying His Neighbors.
* Stop coddling him, for godsakes. He's a grown man. Well-compensated. Lives in a nice home with a fence.
* Cubs now worth $3.1 billion.
* Coffman: Fire Jason McLeod!
* Mully and Haugh Want To Be Tom Ricketts' Friend.
* Bench Bryzzo!
* Meanwhile . . .
TOMMY LA STELLA DID IT AGAIN!
— Aldo Soto (@AldoSoto21) April 10, 2019
3 HRs against the Brewers, 2 tonight pic.twitter.com/CpvEicEx8J
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37:31: The White Sox Are Also 3-8.
39:17: Sale And Sox Suck; Mariners And Rays Rock.
47:03: The Fight To Pay Minor Leaguers.
50:21: The Circuitous Route Of Wauconda's Matt Mooney.
55:06: Now The Bulls Pray To The Lottery Gods.
56:18: Lottery Gods Smile On Blackhawks.
58:50: "Q" Now Florida Man.
1:00:42: Chicago Fired.
1:03:17: DePaul Blue Demons Officially Nation's 103rd Best Team.
1:03:29: Co-Ed Swim League Launches.
* Jim Coffman was a high school swimmer.
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STOPPAGE: 10:41
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