Commentary: Bad luck Cubs still fighting.Roster Moves: Cubs place Nick Madrigal on IL, recall righty pitcher.CubsHQ Mailbag: Trade deadline, Rotation the final two months.Commentary: Writing appears to be on the wall for Willson Contreras.Commentary: Cubs hid behind the words 'retooling' over offseason.Cubs name their minor league player and pitcher of July.It was the 3rd time in history that a team has gone from 100 losses to a World Series title within 5 seasons.Ĭatch Game 7 of the '16 WS now on /IzE8mspf6y- ESPN Stats & Info 26, 2020īaseball Tonight Live is reliving the Cubs' historic 2016 World Series victory! and join to discuss the moment Cubs fans waited a lifetime for ? - ESPN 26, 2020 The lost 101 games in Theo Epstein’s first season in Chicago in 2012 and became World Series champions in 2016. Kyle Schwarber is having fond memories watching the replay:īringing back so many emotions watching Game 7 on Really cool hear all the boys point of views can’t wait to get on there and share some of mine! Get chills every time!- Kyle Schwarber 27, 2020 Seeing Kris Bryant happily being a dad is precious. Kris Bryant is showing his new born son game seven of the 2016 World Series when he scored all the way from first base which ultimately helped lead the Cubs to break a 108 year World Series drought. It's great to see Bryant getting to have some quality time with his family even though there is no baseball.Ĭheck out the video below, courtesy of Jessica Bryant's Instagram: Head to odt.co.ESPN showed a special replay of the 2016 World Series game 7 with the Cubs extra-inning victory that broke the 108-year title curse.Ĭubs standout Kris Bryant had a huge role in the epic win, was interviewed during the telecast, and also showed his baby boy Kyler some of the game replay while showing off a big smile. Sky Sport and Prime have round-the-clock coverage of the Commonwealth Games. Just a chance for the athletes to cut loose and walk around taking selfies, really. The Silver Ferns were awful on an epic scale at the 2018 Games, but there will be disappointment if they do not at least make the final this year. The White Ferns - it is women’s cricket only in Birmingham - will hopefully put a poor 50-over World Cup behind them and do well in the T20 format.Ĭoll and King will be eager to do better than the bronze they won on the Gold Coast.Īnother great time for what should be another classic. August 8, 2amĬan the Black Sticks strike gold again? The men’s final is at 11pm. Hugo Inglis is one of three Otago players in the Black Sticks men. Shannon McIlroy has the talent to deliver in Birmingham. The New Zealand bowls team won a single medal in 2018. Then tune in two days later for the big boys. watch the very cool Maddi Wesche give it a hurl. Hamish Kerr was a surprise package at the Olympics but is among the favourites in Birmingham.Ĭapping off what could be a great morning, sit back with your fourth cuppa and watch Valerie Ad. Paul Coll is a warm favourite for gold - having won silver in 2018 - in the men’s tournament, and Joelle King is a strong chance of a medal in the women’s. Sam Gaze and Anton Cooper finished 1-2 four years ago. There is action on the greens most days, but this could be the evening we see the New Zealand men’s pairs and women’s fours challenge for gold. Good fun, and the Kiwis are in the medal hunt. All going well, the magnificent Black Ferns Sevens will be in it. What a great time for what should be the feature rugby game in Birmingham. Sophie Pascoe is the reigning queen but look for Tupou Neiufi to take her own chance to shine.Įxpect the Black Ferns Sevens to provide plenty of entertainment in Birmingham.

Lewis Clareburt (200m freestyle and 400 IM) and Andrew Jeffcoat (100m backstroke) are the big Kiwi hopes. New Zealand cyclists won over a third of the country’s 46 medals on the Gold Coast four years ago, and we should be in line for plenty of success on the track.Īaron Gate, Ellesse Andrews, Bryony Botha, the great Sam Webster - medals incoming. Expect him to jostle with English hero Alex Yee near the front. But the best Kiwi hope for gold is in the men’s, where Tokyo Olympic bronze medallist Hayden Wilde is among the favourites. The women’s race, featuring legendary Bermudan champion Flora Duffy, follows at 1am. Most people now associate Birmingham with Peaky Blinders, and the ceremony has literally been organised by the creator of the show. And remember England did an amazing job the last time - London 2012 - it hosted an event like this. But the good thing about these opening ceremonies is that you never really know what to expect. Often cheesy, always too long and regularly far too concerned with what uniforms the athletes are wearing.

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