Drew Brown

Living almost literally in the shadow of Wrigley Field, Drew spends far too much time reading, writing, and thinking about the Cubs. To pay for his apartment, utilities, and MLB.TV subscription, he produces and writes for non-profit and church organizations. Non-baseball interests include Disney, comedy, baseball, creativity, faith, psychology, and film. He hopes you have a nice day.

Drew BrownApril 12, 2015

Finding October: A Chicago Cubs Podcast (Episode 2 – Drew and Kurt)

In which Drew and Kurt discuss the 2015 season, Jorge Soler, and an infamous baseball card. Show notes: Kurt’s short…
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Drew BrownApril 12, 2015

Finding October: A Chicago Cubs Podcast (Episode 3 – Drew and Len Kasper)

In which Drew and Len discuss Joe Maddon, Kris Bryant, the arbitrary ‘Opening Day’ importance, and how fans should see…
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Drew BrownMarch 19, 2015

Gleyber Torres: The Next Big Prospect

In Theo Epstein’s never-ending quest to build a sustainable, consistent winner, the Cubs moved swiftly to sign the top two…
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Drew BrownMarch 3, 2015

10 Stupid Things You Will Hear During the 2015 Season

Well-informed Cubs fans, consider this your warning. You know that casual, Kerry Wood jersey-wearing Cubs fan who hasn’t really been…
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Drew BrownFebruary 21, 2015

What About That Guy in Right Field?

With right-handed power at a premium across baseball, the Cubs are primed to boast at least three hitters capable of 25+…
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Drew BrownFebruary 10, 2015

Evil Cubs Cadre Conspiring to Ruin Our Lives

There is a devious, wicked plot unfolding within the Chicago Cubs front office, aimed directly at the vulnerable hearts of…
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Drew BrownJanuary 26, 2015

Cubs Conversation with Len Kasper: “The More I Think I Know, the Less I Actually do Know”

Don’t look now, but Len Kasper is entering his eleventh season as the television voice of the Cubs. For those of…
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Drew BrownJanuary 13, 2015

Javier Baez Could Go Down in History, One Way or the Other

January can sometimes be no man’s land for a baseball fan. Spring Training is still many weeks away, the winter…
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