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While Starlin Castro and Anthony Rizzo are at the All-Star Game in Minneapolis, the rest of the Cubs will be back home taking care of business. Here's what they'll be up to.
The Week In Review: The Cubs lost four of five to the Reds and two of three to the Braves as they cruise to another no-brainer top-five draft pick.
The Week In Preview: The Cubs resume play with a three-game weekend set in Arizona, which should be a real shitshow 'cause they're vying for the same draft pick.
Wrigley Is 100 Celebration: The Cubs will keep their payroll under $100 million for another 100 years.
Calls Arismendy Alcantara "underappreciated" as a prospect. Maybe that's because he and Theo never told the media to appreciate him.
Prospects Are Suspects: Addison Russell is 5-for-24 with seven strikeouts in his first six games for Tennessee.
That's Ricky: "I am happy how we have continued to play the games. We have been in almost every game this season."
Mad Merch: The Cubs will give a crystal ball to every fan who attends a home game the rest of the season so they can imagine a future better than the past and present. Then again, who needs a crystal ball for that? Also, won't that clash with Kool-Aid Night?
Wishing Upon A Starlin: "That might have been a bigger inning if Starlin Castro hadn't made an ill-considered dash to the plate on a ball that didn't get far away from Laird, who threw him out at the plate. Renteria asked for a review, and it came back 'call confirmed.' Right after that, John Baker hit a two-run double which likely would have been a three-run double and only one man would have been out in the inning instead of two."
Ameritrade Stock Pick of the Week: A strong sell on Addison Russell as his value has already peaked.
Jumbotron Preview: 5,700 square-feet of the 2020 MLB Draft, brought to Chicago by Rahm Emanuel and featuring Theo Epstein picking first for the third year in a row.
Beachwood Sabermetrics: A complex algorithm performed by The Cub Factor staff using all historical data made available by Major League Baseball has determined that selling the future can be more profitable than servicing the present.