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00:00Was a big game for chicago a walk-off winner for the cubbies in the home half of the ninth
00:06I believe it was michael bush. It's been a while since I have seen it
00:09Yes, michael bush that walk-off winner for chicago's solo shot first pitch of the home half of the ninth
00:16As the cubbies get a win three to two over san diego
00:19So shona eminaga does not get the wins, you know
00:22But he has started seven games this year for the cubs and chicago has won each of the seven games that eminaga
00:29Has started what can you say of shota's success to begin his major league baseball career?
00:36Uh, hey yamamoto stick it in your rear there pal out in la because the premier
00:42starter in the league right now from
00:46Uh lands of far east is not
00:49Japan, uh yamamoto with the dodgers. It is eminaga to start the season. He has been
00:54He has been absolutely phenomenal, uh, look anytime you can give your team
00:58A chance to win every fifth day the way he has this year for the cubs and in reality
01:02I mean look, you know when you start to look at the standings guys and see where things are and I know it's early
01:08But let's just say instead of being seven and oh
01:11The cubs are four and three with eminaga on the mountain. Here's the difference. They go three games. It's not a big deal
01:16Yeah, it is
01:18Because then all of a sudden they're hovering at 500
01:22And they're trailing the brewers by three or four games, you know, like that's the difference
01:26Uh in the standings and the way things look objectively
01:29As you hit the calendar to may and you start to move towards memorial day where everybody's so you know
01:34The old adage of baseball right wait till memorial day wait the memorial day, right?
01:37Well, you know, it's a guy like this that can carry you through memorial day
01:42That certainly can make a difference and another cliche for baseball
01:46No, you can't win the world series in april, but you probably can lose it
01:50And eminaga is a reason why the cubs are still in this conversation about being a world series team