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Transition: Baseball kept us up late

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Mike Mulligan and David Haugh were joined by Leila Rahimi, Marshall Harris and Mark Grote for the daily transition segment.

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Transition: Baseball kept us up late

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Mully & Haugh ShowTransition: Baseball kept us up late. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00Now we're in a transition a little bit. Mully and Ha 1043, the score we, of course, broadcast from the Scores Hyundai Studios brought to you by your local Hyundai dealers. Want to thank them, want to thank Jacob Stutz for getting us up and twitching away in the morning and thanks to everyone for calling and texting and emailing. Want to thank you for listening on this Tuesday. Absolutely, and thanks to our executive producer, he is Dustin William William Roots. And I'm Ron Burgundy. Go f***ing said Diego. He's not enjoying this, not like that last night. And thank you, Brandon Fryer, for your great work as well. Well, I don't know the Hammond Hams, I guess we'll call them. Wow. Wow. Coming in hot. Don't forget we got the big meeting tomorrow. Marshall Harris is here. What up, what up, what up, what up. Good day to be a guy on a staff.

1:03It has managerial experience. Asked on maddenly. It's great day. And Layla Rahimi. Welcome to the House. Hello. I appreciate her, knew him and him over lords. Him and him. And there's a Mark Broding. I gotta tell you. Governor Pritzker. I feel like stealing from less Grobstein. That is total less Grobstein. More like the Hammond Hams. That was a quintessential robber-esque joke by the governor right there. But I praise him for that. Got a lot of attention. Yeah, did. Served as purpose. It did. It did late night baseball fans. How we all do in morning show? Did we recovered from rain and late night baseball and all that? While the socks game started a full hour after the Cubs started on the West Cubs. Yeah. How about that? That's insane, isn't it?

2:03Cubs got to Mason Miller, not enough. And then the socks win at 12.33 a.m. I believe it was. That was impressive. The Mason Miller thing. Because I was like, yeah, this dude's apparently unhittable. And all of a sudden he's just giving up hits left and right. It starts booing and everything starts going the Cubs way. Wow, that crowd was so pissed off about the match. And they justifiably, the umpire blew the call with a little dribbler down the third baseline. The third baseman was a tie France picks it up when it's clearly foul. They were relentlessly booing throughout that entire inning. It was almost uncomfortable. And then Rick Sutcliffe had had the good point. He was like, he threw 21 pitches and most of them were sliders. Yeah, and weird counts, like two and oh counts. Yeah, slider for you. It was definitely the most I had seen. The Cubs get to Mason Miller and to do that in San Diego. That was impressive. And how about the Monisha? Well, we were all thinking about our guy, Marshall Harris,

3:05because Marshall Harris is the greatest endorser of Minotaka Morakami ever, ever. I don't think that's accurate. I think I'm much more stronger endorser of another baseball player in the city. And he doesn't even play for my team, the White Sox. Oh, Moises baller. That is what did I say yesterday? Ball slammer roast or something? I tried to make it work by Islamos. That was it. By Islamos. I like that. You know what he did? He gripped it, ripped it, and flipped it. Yeah. And then he did really catch it though. The pass ball was a problem. Yeah. That pass ball was a problem. Grips it, rips it, and flips it. How will you handle all the glory of the flipping and ripping? Cubs talk at 1045. We are going to talk about the available defensive free agents that are still out there, because you can say that your team is on the field, but we still want to examine them, because we've had a lot of listeners bring them up to us as well. There's a bit of a point counterpoint on the draft from two very good minds,

4:06so we want to examine that at 1025. Motu Raju, who talked to Chibi Pritzker yesterday on CNN is a massive bears fan. So he made his point known about wanting the bears to stay in Illinois. He grew up in the Darian, I believe he does. Yes. So we're going to have a sports interview with Motu Raju. Ian Hap is at 1125. Five on it is at noon. Dean Brugler will talk to us about wrapping up the beast for another year, and he's already got a mock draft out from next year, because the man doesn't sleep. That's at 1225. And then at 1 o'clock, Rustursey is in studio. Everybody show. We will handle it that way.

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