About this episode
The Cubs and the MLB seem to have a shortage of testing materials to test players for coronavirus after it was agreed upon by the players and the owners. David Kaplan, Gordon Wittenmyer, and Maddie Lee discuss the issue and what could it mean for the season. They also dive into the lack of Cubs pitching with Jose Quintana being sidelined, and they make predictions on how many games the Cubs will win in the shortened season.
(1:26) - How is baseball going to happen if there aren't enough tests for the players
(6:40) - Do the Cubs have enough on the roster to win it this year
(12:45) - The pitching staff for the Cubs is light if Quintana can't play
(17:46) - How many games will the Cubs win this year?
(23:42) - Will Kris Bryant sign an extension with the Cubs?
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