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The Beachwood Radio Sports Hour #363: June Swoons
Cubs suck, Sox survive. Including: Thermo-Bat!; The Captain's Mystery Illness; Who Knew What When?; Former Bulls On Parade; Illinois Exodus; NIL Mill; Wade Grade A; Red Stars Short A Star; Fire Doused; and The Euro.
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SHOW NOTES
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2:45: Thermo-Bat!
"When playing baseball or softball, it is hard to improve your swing when you can't tell where on the bat you hit the ball," Arlington Heights sixth-grader Lila Nanisetty says. "My invention changes color in the spot that you hit the ball."
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4:58: Cubs Suck Slowly, Then All At Once.
* "How did you go bankrupt?" Bill asked. "Two ways," Mike said. "Gradually, then suddenly." - Hemingway, The Sun Also Rises
* Dorsey, Sun-Times: It's Time For The Cubs To Have A Real Conversation About Jake Arrieta.
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June swoon.
The Cubs went 12-16 in June, losing their final 6 games to fall 6 games behind Milwaukee. Their team batting average was .1875, the worst in any month in any season since 1900. They hit .188 in April, 1944.
— Jesse Rogers (@JesseRogersESPN) June 30, 2021
Per @ESPNStatsInfo: The Cubs are the 5th instance over the last 40 seasons of losing by 8 runs after leading by 7. That's out of more than 16,000 instances of a team holding a 7-run lead over that span.
— Jesse Rogers (@JesseRogersESPN) June 30, 2021
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Next Drummer Up.
Cubs moves...
— Jordan Bastian (@MLBastian) June 30, 2021
• C Jose Lobaton to 60-day IL with right shoulder sprain
• C Taylor Gushue selected from Triple-A Iowa
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20:02: Sox Rocks.
Yoan Moncada leaves game after injuring himself on head-first slide.https://t.co/Bqz5nZwSRV
— FanSided (@FanSided) July 1, 2021
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Yasmani Grandal on the Josh Donaldson stuff:
— Vinnie Duber (@VinnieDuber) July 1, 2021
"It didn't go unnoticed. ... If anything, thanks to him for getting us awakened a little bit."
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— Chicago White Sox (@whitesox) July 2, 2021
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Liam Hendriks is the first White Sox to convert saves in both games of a doubleheader since Bobby Jenks on 9/4/2010 at Boston. (Via Elias) pic.twitter.com/WZ1MqU7Efl
— Chicago White Sox (@whitesox) May 29, 2021
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After picking up 2 saves in yesterday's doubleheader for the White Sox, Liam Hendriks threw 13 pitches for another save today.
— Josh Goldberg (@JGoldberg12) May 31, 2021
Makes you think 🧐
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Gavin Sheets is the son of former major leaguer Larry Sheets, not Ben Sheets.
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40:21: The Captain's Mystery Illness.
Jonathan Toews Opens Up About Chronic Illness
— NHL Trade Rumors (@NHLTradeRumors) July 2, 2021
https://t.co/c4ZC1QC0gf
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43:11: Who Knew What When?
ICYMI: Multiple former Blackhawks players speak out about video coach's alleged sexual assault and the team's handling of the situation.
— Katie Strang (@KatieJStrang) June 26, 2021
Plus, new reporting about the coach's conduct and red flags that surfaced both before and after his time in Chicago https://t.co/Z1S3Adr8m0
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A former Chicago Blackhawks associate coach has confirmed that a meeting took place during the 2010 NHL playoffs in which the team's management discussed the alleged sexual assault of two Blackhawks players.
— TSN Hockey (@TSNHockey) June 26, 2021
Story from @rwesthead: https://t.co/AudysKym4q pic.twitter.com/xzi29rPKqb
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NEW: A Miami University police report shows a student reported allegations against Brad Aldrich in 2018, at least the sixth recorded allegation against the former Chicago Blackhawks assistant coach. https://t.co/E9Hkx1EHJw
— WBEZ (@WBEZ) July 1, 2021
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48:45: Former Bulls On Parade.
Bobby Portis is starting in the Eastern Conference Finals and Cam Payne is in the NBA Finals. #GarWasRight
— Tom Cooper (@TomCooperTBD) July 2, 2021
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51:45: Illinois Exodus.
Coming off the best season in 15 years and everyone wants to leave. Why? https://t.co/HNP3it2Vld
— Jeff Dickerson (@DickersonESPN) July 1, 2021
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55:17: NIL Mill.
Miami's D'Eriq King kicked off the NIL era with a bang, inking multiple endorsement deals and landing a five-figure signing bonus. @RossDellenger on the QB's big day https://t.co/Yxx1OhSfG8
— Sports Illustrated (@SInow) July 2, 2021
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Hercy Miller, Master P's son, has signed a $2M deal with 'an American technology company' after the NCAA's NIL rule change, per @TMZSports.
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) July 2, 2021
Miller is an incoming freshman at Tennessee State pic.twitter.com/xqDEv6w5Rh
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FSU lineman Dillan Gibbons uses NIL ruling in most wholesome way https://t.co/pFzV5P4N7Q pic.twitter.com/bOUdei8v9E
— New York Post (@nypost) July 2, 2021
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Paul Finebaum of the @finebaum radio show on the @SECNetwork joins us next with his take on how the NIL policies will impact collegiate athletics https://t.co/0h0qAqL7K4
— Mike Dubberly GDA (@MikeDubberlyGDA) July 2, 2021
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Geiger counter is what we were looking for. Geiger counter.
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1:02:31: Wade Grade A.
James Wade of the Chicago Sky (8-4 record throughout June) is the coach of the month.@WNBA #WNBA @chicagosky pic.twitter.com/drqV6N1boB
— The LA Vox (@TheLaVox) July 1, 2021
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1:04:10: Red Stars Short A Star.
It's a Chicago Red Stars gameday!
— Red Line SG (@TheRedLineSG) July 2, 2021
📺 6:30 PM on Twitch - #mkot/#chac/#cf97/#cffc
If you're looking for a watch party (with sound!) then @rpublichouse has got you covered: https://t.co/0KKb8h9ijo
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1:04:39: Fire Doused.
Atlanta United FC visits Chicago Fire FC on Saturday
— Atlanta Soccer News (@AtlantaSocNews) July 2, 2021
The Atlanta United FC (2-2-6) hopes to regain its winning momentum when they visit the Chicago Fire (1-7-2) at Soldier Field on July 3.https://t.co/34MyEflVpA#soccer #Atlanta #ATLUTD #Chicago #ChicagoFire #soldierfield #MLS pic.twitter.com/FwYv94UuKS
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1:06:24: The Euro.
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STOPPAGE: 8:04.
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