Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://bcad.org/video/?vid=IBbCFoaJnfG Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter WHAT WAS THAT? Cubs Crushed 18-3 | Cubs Baseball Channel [HRBxpYfaqd0] Health Updated on August 05, 2026 EDT — Published on August 05, 2026 EDT The Cubs Baseball Channel proud to partner with AveD! Follow the link to join Mick Nation. This includes interactive games, contacts and prizes! - Cubs Crushed 18-3 by the Giants - Edward Cabrera Needed More Time If you’re new to the Cubs Baseball Channel don’t miss anything and join! Like and subscribe here! Tony Andracki was born and raised in Chicago, growing up during the era of Sammy Sosa, Mark Grace, Kerry Wood and the '90s Cubs. He has covered the Cubs since 2011 - first with NBC Sports Chicago, then with Marquee Sports Network and now in a freelance capacity. You can catch his thoughts regularly on Twitter/X @TonyAndracki23 or weekly on his podcast, The Windy City Breakdown. Mick Gillispie has covered the Chicago Cubs since 2007 and has been a fan of the team since the 1984 season. He has broadcasted spring training games or been heard on Cubs.com, MLB.com, 670 The Score, WGN, CSN-Chicago and Marquee Sports Network. He is an award winning play-by-play voice for the Tennessee Smokies Cubs Double-A Affiliate. He has also hosted many forums over the years at Cubs Convention including Down on The Farm NvBXUe5PBYx I9DFn9PpECX OeICDOJOS7x pjdWyb4944x bcXP9IAMd7w
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