The Shawn Mackey Show

Most baseball managers would dream of turning around a struggling team — but Shawn Mackey exposes how questionable decision-making can derail even the most promising seasons. In this episode, Shawn dives into the chaos and complexity of managing high-stakes MLB teams, revealing how seemingly minor moves and mental lapses can have devastating effects, from blown leads to season-altering injuries.You’ll discover:Why some pitching staff decisions in the Cubs and Brewers raise eyebrows and cost games.How psychological pressures impact player performance—especially in tight situations.The subtle art of managing lineup changes and the surprising consequences of moving players in the batting order.What historical tendencies tell us about Craig Counsell’s unconventional strategies.Plus, Shawn’s raw thoughts on the Cubs’ surprising lead, the Brewers' struggles, and the risk of overthinking on the baseball diamond.This episode is essential for baseball fans fed up with traditional narratives and eager for a behind-the-scenes look at the high-wire act of team management. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just love the game’s mental game, Shawn’s candid analysis offers fresh insights into how decisions shape seasons—sometimes more than talent alone.And stay tuned: Shawn also shares early thoughts on the latest Bears draft and free agency moves, giving fans a full picture of Chicago's biggest sports stories. If you want to see how management mindset impacts wins and losses—plus, what to watch for in the season ahead—this episode is your playbook. Whether you’re passionate about strategy, psychology, or the chaos of baseball, this episode promises a rare glimpse into the decision-making nightmares—and triumphs—that define a season. Hit play and see how a few key moves can make or break a team’s destiny.

In Season 3, Episode 5 of The Shawn Mackey Show, I sit down with Robert “Soup” Campbell to break down our bold and controversial predictions for the National League in Major League Baseball ⚾🔥We’re talking MVP, Cy Young, and Rookie of the Year—but not in the safe, cookie-cutter way you hear everywhere else. These are real takes from guys who understand the game beyond just stats and spreadsheets.From shocking MVP picks to deep dives into elite pitching and rising rookies, we challenge the modern analytics-driven approach and bring back that old-school baseball mindset—where the eye test, fundamentals, and situational awareness still matter.If you love passionate baseball debates, strong opinions, and unfiltered sports talk, this episode is for you.🎙️ Tune in, join the conversation, and decide for yourself—did we get it right or completely miss the mark?👉 Follow and stream more episodes: https://www.youtube.com/@ShawnMackey96#MLB #BaseballPodcast #SportsTalk #MLBPredictions #ShawnMackeyShow #BaseballFans

In Season 3, Episode 4 of The Shawn Mackey Show, Shawn welcomes his first guest of the season, Robert “Soup” Campbell, for an in-depth baseball conversation you don’t want to miss.From old-school fundamentals to modern MLB analytics, this episode covers the evolution of the game, the decline in batting averages, and why strategy still matters. Shawn and Robert also break down Cubs vs Cardinals storylines and share their philosophies on what truly wins baseball games.If you’re passionate about baseball and love honest, unfiltered sports talk, this episode delivers.Follow The Shawn Mackey Show for weekly episodes covering MLB, football, and more.

In this episode of The Shawn Mackey Show, I break down the latest headlines surrounding the World Baseball Classic, including controversy, questionable calls, and the ongoing debate about whether international play is hurting MLB teams during spring training.I also dive into the growing concern surrounding Seiya Suzuki’s injury and what it could mean for the Chicago Cubs heading into Opening Day. With uncertainty in the outfield and key roster decisions looming, the pressure is already building.On the football side, I shift over to the Chicago Bears and analyze Ryan Poles’ latest roster moves, including the addition of Garrett Bradbury and what it means for the offensive line. Are the Bears building the right way, or are there still major gaps to address?Plus, I share a personal story from my time as an umpire and give my honest take on how technology is changing the game of baseball—and not always for the better.If you’re a Cubs or Bears fan, or just love real, unfiltered sports talk, this episode is for you.👉 New episodes of The Shawn Mackey Show drop regularly—be sure to follow and stay locked in!

Season 3 Episode 2 of The Shawn Mackey Show dives into a wide range of Chicago sports topics as spring training heats up and the NFL offseason continues to shake things up.I start the episode talking about some behind-the-scenes challenges of running a solo podcast and why authenticity matters in a world filled with staged content and AI-generated headlines. Then I break down what I’m seeing so far in spring training with the Chicago Cubs, including early pitching concerns for Jameson Taillon and Shota Imanaga and strong performances from players competing for roster spots.I also discuss the competition in the Cubs outfield featuring Dylan Carlson, Michael Conforto, and Chas McCormick as Opening Day approaches. Prospect Matt Shaw is making a strong case to stay on the roster, and I share my thoughts on where he might fit this season.The conversation then shifts to the Chicago Bears and their busy offseason. I talk about the surprise retirement of center Drew Dalman, the trade for Garrett Bradbury, and the signing of linebacker Devin Bush. I also dive into whether the Bears are truly building a long-term contender or simply reshuffling the roster.Plus, I discuss the risks of the World Baseball Classic, highlight local baseball talent Sam Antonacci, and share my honest thoughts on where Chicago sports are heading.If you enjoy real, unscripted Chicago sports talk, this episode is for you.

Season 3 of The Shawn Mackey Show kicks off with a deep dive into the Chicago Cubs offseason and the latest Chicago Bears stadium controversy.In this episode, Shawn Mackey breaks down key Cubs moves including the signing of Alex Bregman, the addition of Phil Maton, and the trade for Edwin Cabrera. Shawn also shares his concerns about the Cubs outfield situation, evaluates the team’s offseason grade, and discusses early spring training storylines.The conversation then shifts to the Chicago Bears and the ongoing stadium debate, including the possibility of the team moving to Indiana and what that could mean for the future of the franchise.If you're a fan of the Cubs, Bears, MLB, or NFL discussions, this episode delivers honest opinions, passionate sports talk, and the start of an exciting new season of the show.

In this Season 2 bonus episode of The Shawn Mackey Show, Shawn wraps up his definitive Top 20 Chicago Bears list by breaking down numbers 10 through 1 — and yes, there are a few “cheats” along the way. From electrifying playmaker Devin Hester to defensive legends like Brian Urlacher, the dominant 1985 defensive core, and the mastermind behind the iconic 46 defense, Buddy Ryan, Shawn delivers his unfiltered, opinionated take on the greatest Bears he’s witnessed in his lifetime.He reflects on the impact of Walter Payton, explains why the entire 1985 Super Bowl roster deserves recognition, and dives into what made that era so legendary for the franchise.Then, things heat up as Shawn tackles the ongoing Chicago stadium drama — Arlington Heights, Indiana, lease buyouts, and the future identity of the team. What happens if the Bears leave Chicago? Would they still feel like his team? Shawn gives raw, honest thoughts on loyalty, ownership, and what it truly means to be a fan.As Season 3 approaches, expect a shift toward Cubs coverage, offseason breakdowns, and continued unpredictable commentary.Opinionated. Unedited. Unpredictable.This is The Shawn Mackey Show.

SummarySeason 2 concludes with a breakdown of championship football principles and a tribute to iconic Chicago Bears players. The episode emphasizes defense, discipline, and smart coaching decisions in modern NFL play, while also celebrating foundational Bears legends who shaped the franchise’s identity. Season 3 promises expanded video analysis and deeper sports coverage.10 Key TakeawaysDefense remains the foundation of championship football.Ball control and field position win close games.Turnovers often determine Super Bowl outcomes.The 46 Defense revolutionized NFL defensive schemes.Gary Fencik and Doug Plank helped establish Chicago’s defensive identity.Offensive line dominance is essential for sustained success.Jimbo Covert anchored a championship offensive front.Olin Kreutz exemplified leadership at center.Mike Singletary embodied intensity and accountability.Season 3 will elevate analysis with enhanced video and rivalry coverage.

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailSUMMARYThe Bears’ loss to the Rams ended Season 2 on a frustrating note, but it revealed real defensive progress, ongoing offensive issues, and coaching decisions that directly impacted the outcome. While expectations were exceeded, Chicago now faces a critical offseason where growth must turn into results. KEY TAKEAWAYSThe Bears held the NFC’s top scoring offense to just 20 pointsDennis Allen’s defense showed real postseason readinessBen Johnson’s fourth-down decisions left crucial points on the fieldCaleb Williams’ athleticism remains underutilizedOffensive red-zone play calling was predictableDJ Moore’s route controversy raises unanswered questionsOffensive line continuity continues to hurt executionBears exceeded expectations but raised the standardRoster turnover is coming with multiple free agentsChicago fans won’t accept gambling losses moving forwardhttps://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailSummaryIn this episode of the podcast, I dive into the latest Chicago Bears game against the Green Bay Packers, reflecting on the team's performance and the emotional rollercoaster of the match. He discusses the Bears' comeback in the fourth quarter, where they outscored the Packers 25 to 6, and the controversial remarks made by coach Ben Johnson that stirred up reactions from Packers fans. Shawn emphasizes the importance of starting strong in games, especially with a defense that has been inconsistent throughout the season. He also touches on the potential playoff implications and the upcoming game against the Los Angeles Rams, expressing both hope and concern for the Bears' performance.As the episode progresses, I transition into a segment where I begin to outline my top 20 all-time Chicago Bears players. I share insights about notable players like Eric Kramer and William "The Refrigerator" Perry, discussing their contributions to the team and their significance in Bears history. The episode is filled with personal anecdotes and reflections on the Bears' legacy, making it a nostalgic journey for fans as they look back on the team's storied past while also considering its present and future.Takeaways"Karma is a bitch.""We need to see this team come out hot from the very fucking beginning.""Great defense wins championships.""I thought I was going to end up in the hospital with heart palpitations.""Every fat guy dreams of getting to the NFL.""Robbie Gould was just a beast for the Chicago Bears.""You can't get to the point where it was like last week, where it was 21 to three at the half.""Great defense is when you championships.""I was really hoping by now I'd have feedback from people.""If the Bears get knocked out tonight, we'll finish the last two episodes of the football season."https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailSummaryThe Chicago Bears’ season finale loss to the Detroit Lions exposed major issues in coaching decisions, defensive scheme, and late-game execution. Despite a strong fourth-quarter comeback led by Caleb Williams, the Bears failed to capitalize on a key interception and allowed Detroit to win with a last-second field goal. While many fans call for a defensive rebuild, the real issue appears to be coaching and scheme—particularly on defense. With a playoff matchup against the Green Bay Packers looming, confidence and execution will determine the Bears’ fate.10 Key TakeawaysThe Bears wasted a game-tying comeback with poor late-game decisionsCaleb Williams continues to prove he’s the franchise quarterbackConfidence matters more than fans want to admitThe Bears’ defense is inconsistent despite having capable personnelDennis Allen’s defensive scheme lacks adaptabilityZone defense fails without consistent pressure up frontRyan Poles has already invested heavily in the defenseInterior defensive line play is the Bears’ biggest weaknessCoaching decisions directly impacted the Bears vs Lions outcomeThe Bears vs Packers playoff game will define the seasonhttps://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan Mail🏈 Are you feeling the Bears' pain after that brutal loss to the Lions? 😩 It’s hard to watch, but what can we learn from this? In this week's episode, we dive into the crucial moments of the game and how confidence plays a pivotal role in a team's success. Remember, confidence is key when heading into the playoffs! What do you think the Bears need to do to regain their confidence? Let us know in the comments! https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailSummaryThe Bears delivered their most complete offensive performance of the season against the 49ers, led by a strong showing from Caleb Williams and a surging passing attack. However, defensive breakdowns, lack of pressure, and poor zone coverage led to another heartbreaking loss. The team appears ahead of schedule offensively but must address defensive flaws to take the next step.10 Key TakeawaysThis was the Bears’ most complete offensive game of the seasonCaleb Williams showed real franchise-quarterback potentialThe Bears’ defense continues to struggle against both the run and passZone defense without pressure is killing this teamThe defensive line provides little consistent disruptionDeAndre Swift surpassed 1,000 rushing yardsThe Bears can score with elite NFL teamsDefensive depth and personnel remain major concernsLate-game execution continues to define wins and lossesThe Detroit finale is a must-win momentum gamehttps://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailSummaryThe Chicago Bears pulled off a dramatic 22–16 comeback victory over the Green Bay Packers, overcoming three quarters of inconsistency with clutch late-game execution. Caleb Williams led the charge with another fourth-quarter comeback, tying an NFL record, while DJ Moore and Jaday Walker delivered game-changing plays. Despite concerns about slow starts and defensive preparation, the Bears sit at 11–4 and atop the NFC, signaling real progress and renewed hope for the franchise.10 Key TakeawaysCaleb Williams is officially a clutch quarterback.The Bears cannot continue starting games this slowly.DJ Moore is the engine of the offense.Jaday Walker stepped up in the biggest moments.Trick plays have backfired too often this season.Late-game execution was elite.Defensive preparation against backup quarterbacks needs improvement.Ryan Poles deserves credit for key roster moves.The Bears thrive under pressure—but shouldn’t rely on it.This win felt like a turning point for the franchise.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan Mail SummaryIn this double-duty episode of The Shawn Mackey Show, Shawn breaks down the Bears’ heartbreaking loss to the Packers and their gritty win over the Browns. The conversation centers on Caleb Williams’ accuracy, decision-making, and long-term potential as a franchise quarterback. Shawn questions whether Bears fans—and organizations in general—know how to properly evaluate quarterbacks, critiques coaching decisions, highlights standout performances, and reflects honestly on the challenges of building a growing podcast.10 Key TakeawaysThe Bears’ slow starts continue to be a major issue, especially against elite teams.Caleb Williams’ accuracy problems may be intentional risk management, not recklessness.Interception avoidance is one of Caleb’s biggest strengths.The Packers loss came down to preparation, execution, and missed opportunities.The Browns game showed real progression from Caleb Williams.Running the ball kept the Bears stable but limited offensive explosiveness.Defensive pressure against rookie quarterbacks should be more aggressive.Jaylon Johnson’s end zone interception was a momentum-shifting play.DJ Moore remains a vital piece of the Bears’ offensive future.Consistency and development matter more than short-term panic.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailSummaryThe Chicago Bears improved to 9–3 after a dominant rushing performance against the Philadelphia Eagles, piling up 281 yards on the ground behind DeAndre Swift and Kyle Monungai. Despite Caleb Williams struggling with accuracy and pocket composure, the Bears’ defense controlled the game and even stopped the Eagles' trademark tush push with a critical play from Nashon Wright. The offensive line shined, the defense held strong, and Chicago showed the kind of physical identity that wins in December. The episode also spotlighted Forgotten NFL Legend Elroy “Crazy Legs” Hirsch, celebrating his football and acting career.Key TakeawaysThe Bears improved to 9–3 after a statement win over the Eagles.Chicago rushed for 281 yards with two 100-yard rushers.The offensive line dominated the trenches all game.Caleb Williams continues showing inconsistency and panic under pressure.Williams’ interception and near-turnovers nearly shifted momentum.Nashon Wright’s strip on the tush push was the defensive play of the day.The defensive line struggled in grading despite limiting Barkley.Ben Johnson admitted the team is “winning in spite of the passing game.”Williams’ 3.6:1 TD-INT ratio still places him among elite early-career company.Forgotten NFL Legend Elroy “Crazy Legs” Hirsch had a significant football and acting legacy.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan Mail✅ SummaryIn Season 2, Episode 17 of The Shawn Mackey Show, Shawn recaps the Bears’ thrilling 31–28 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers. The game was a back-and-forth battle highlighted by strong quarterback play, defensive highs and lows, and a struggling run game. Caleb Williams threw for three touchdowns but continued to show inconsistency with missed passes and a costly strip-sack by T.J. Watt. The Bears’ run game, which had been dominant in recent weeks, managed just 99 total yards, raising questions about whether Kyle Monongai is emerging as the true RB1.Shawn also examines the Bears’ defensive performance—dominant in moments but porous against the run, giving up 186 yards. He spotlights standout players like Montez Sweat and Demarco Jackson, while calling out struggling corner Nick McCloud, who continues to be heavily targeted by opposing offenses. The episode wraps with the weekly Forgotten NFL Legend segment featuring Darrell “The Mad Bomber” Lamonica, celebrating his deep-passing legacy and AFL achievements. Shawn ends by looking ahead to the Bears’ tough remaining schedule and teases the next episode covering the Bears vs. Eagles Black Friday matchup.✅ Ten Key TakeawaysBears Win 31–28: A tightly contested game with momentum swinging back and forth, ending in a narrow Chicago victory.Caleb Williams Shines but Struggles: Williams threw three touchdowns and showed poise late, but still missed 16 passes and had a costly turnover.T.J. Watt Impact Play: Watt’s strip-sack led to a Pittsburgh defensive touchdown, marking one of the game’s biggest turning points.Run Game Stalls: Chicago’s rushing attack totaled just 99 yards, a sharp decline from recent weeks of strong production.Kyle Monongai Emerging: With 48 yards on 12 carries and handling the bulk of touches, Monongai appears poised to become the Bears’ lead back.Receiver Production Mixed: DJ Moore posted two touchdowns, while Rome Odunze and Colston Loveland contributed but were limited by misfires and drops.Defense Strong in Crunch Time: The Bears’ fourth-quarter defense stepped up, stopping the Steelers twice in the final minutes to secure the win.Montez Sweat Dominates: Sweat recorded two sacks and three tackles for loss, delivering one of his best performances of the season.Secondary Concerns Continue: Cornerback Nick McCloud’s struggles persisted, with opposing QBs targeting him successfully throughout the season.Forgotten NFL Legend Spotlight: Darrell “The Mad Bomber” Lamonica is highlighted for his fearless deep-ball style and impressive AFL career.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailSUMMARY This episode recaps the Bears’ dramatic 19–17 comeback win over the Vikings, highlighted by Cairo Santos’ game-winning 48-yard field goal. Shawn praises the defense’s strong second half but criticizes their late-game collapse that nearly cost Chicago the victory. Caleb Williams had an up-and-down performance but continues showing signs he may eventually become a reliable franchise quarterback. The Bears’ running game—led by De’Andre Swift and Kyle Monangai—earned major recognition, while Naishon Wright and Kevin Byard delivered key interceptions. Shawn also questions the Bears' decision to let kicker Jake Moody walk. The episode ends with a tribute to Forgotten NFL Legend Marion Motley, one of the first Black players to break the NFL’s color barrier. TAKEAWAYSThe Bears beat the Vikings 19–17 thanks to a last-second 48-yard field goal by Cairo Santos.Shawn disagrees with Santos receiving the game ball due to an earlier missed 45-yard kick.Caleb Williams showed both flaws and flashes, finishing 16/32 with 180 yards and no turnovers.Rome Odunze saved a crucial fumble recovery after a messy handoff play.De’Andre Swift led the offense with 90 rushing yards on 21 carries.Kyle Monangai continues emerging as a physical, short-yardage weapon with a touchdown.Kevin Byard recorded his league-leading fifth interception; Naishon Wright grabbed a clutch red-zone pick.The Bears' fourth-quarter defense struggled badly, nearly giving the game away.Devin Duvernay’s 56-yard kickoff return set up the game-winning field goal.The episode’s Forgotten NFL Legend is Marion Motley, a pioneer who helped break pro football’s color barrier and became a dominant fullback for the Cleveland Browns.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailSummaryThe Bears escaped with a 24–20 win over the Giants despite early struggles, offensive inconsistency, and defensive lapses. Caleb Williams hesitated in the pocket and relied heavily on scrambling while drops hurt the passing game. Rome Odunze, LB3, Loveland, and C.J. Gardner-Johnson were standout performers. Tyrique Stevenson and the receiving corps struggled. The episode closed with a feature on Danny Fortman, a 19-year-old Bears legend who balanced professional football with medical school and later became a surgeon and NFL team physician.📌 10 Key TakeawaysThe Bears struggled with offensive consistency for most of the game.Caleb Williams held the ball too long and missed several open reads.The receiving corps dropped eight passes, including four by Zacchaeus.Chicago’s defense allowed too many big plays through the air.C.J. Gardner-Johnson delivered a standout multi-sack performance.Austin Booker showed flashes of potential with key plays in the first half.Rome Odunze and Luther Burden III made crucial catches late in the game.Caleb Williams led two late scoring drives to secure the win.Tyrique Stevenson had a tough outing, giving up multiple chunk plays.Danny Fortman, featured in the “Forgotten NFL Legends” segment, balanced NFL stardom with becoming a surgeon and later served as Rams team physician.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailSummary In this episode of The Shawn Mackey Show, Shawn dives deep into two rollercoaster Chicago Bears games — a disastrous loss to the Ravens and a heart-stopping win against the Bengals. He breaks down Caleb Williams’ inconsistent play, the offensive line’s resurgence, and the defense’s continuing struggles. From missed checkdowns to wild replay calls, Shawn gives his brutally honest take on where the Bears stand midseason. He also teases a new segment highlighting Forgotten NFL Legends — players who made lasting impacts both on and off the field. TakeawaysCaleb Williams remains inconsistent but shows signs of growth.DJ Moore continues to be the Bears’ most reliable playmaker.Kyle Monangai’s breakout game may earn him a bigger role.The offensive line graded out as one of the best this season.Special teams errors nearly cost the Bears the Bengals game.The Bears’ defensive depth is a major concern.Dennis Allen’s play-calling remains too conservative.Ryan Poles needs to address roster depth and secondary issues.The “down by contact” rule continues to frustrate players and fans.Forgotten NFL Legends will be a new segment spotlighting underappreciated players.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailSummaryIn this episode of the Shawn Mackey Show, Shawn discusses the Chicago Bears' recent victory over the New Orleans Saints, analyzing key player performances and the implications of Caleb Williams' approach to the game. He highlights standout players, critiques coaching decisions, and addresses the ongoing issues with officiating in both the NFL and NCAA. The conversation also touches on the future of Justin Fields and the recent upsets in college football rankings.TakeawaysThe Bears' victory was closer than expected, indicating issues.Caleb Williams' talent may be overshadowed by his work ethic.The offensive line showed significant improvement in the run game.Discipline remains a major issue for the Bears' coaching staff.Justin Fields may need to consider a position change to succeed.NCAA football saw several surprising upsets this week.Officiating in sports is becoming increasingly problematic.Replay systems may be undermining the integrity of officiating.The NFL's lack of penalties for certain teams raises concerns.Shawn emphasizes the need for better accountability in officiating.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailThe Bears pull off a dramatic 25–24 win over the Commanders as Caleb Williams shows growth under pressure and DeAndre Swift posts his best game as a Bear. Shawn Mackey breaks down the clutch moments, the bad calls, and why the NCAA Top 25 rankings make no sense. Plus — new segment alert: “Greats and Aints.”🏈 Topics:Caleb Williams vs. Troy Aikman statsDeAndre Swift’s breakout performanceOfficiating controversiesBears’ “Greats and Aints”NCAA rankings debatehttps://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailSummary In this episode of The Shawn Mackey Show, Shawn wraps up the Chicago Cubs’ 2025 MLB season with honest grades and tough love. From Craig Counsell’s questionable playoff decisions and Jed Hoyer’s underwhelming front office moves to standout performances by Michael Busch, Nico Hoerner, and Seiya Suzuki — no one escapes the report card. Shawn breaks down key moments that defined the season, the managerial missteps that cost the Cubs their postseason momentum, and what fans can expect heading into 2026.If you’re a diehard Cubs fan (or just love real baseball talk), this episode is your ultimate season postmortem — complete with player-by-player analysis, management critiques, and a look ahead at the offseason.TakeawaysCraig Counsell’s C– Grade Sparks Debate – Cubs fans are questioning Counsell’s costly playoff decisions and whether his $40M contract was worth it.Jed Hoyer’s D– for 2025 Roster Moves – A weak trade deadline and mishandled Kyle Tucker injury highlight Chicago’s front office failures.Michael Busch Emerges as Chicago’s Bright Spot – Power, consistency, and leadership make Busch a key player for the Cubs’ 2026 core.Seiya Suzuki Quietly Dominates – With 32 homers and 100+ RBIs, Suzuki earns an A– and proves his long-term value in Chicago.Nico Hoerner Named Cubs’ MVP – Near-.300 average and elite consistency make Hoerner the backbone of Chicago’s infield.Ian Happ’s Inconsistency Frustrates Fans – Despite gold glove defense, Happ’s slumps and .243 average earn him a disappointing grade.Dansby Swanson Needs Clutch Hitting – Strong glove but weak postseason numbers raise questions about Swanson’s offensive value.Pitching Rotation Under the Microscope – Matthew Boyd shines during the regular season, but Counsell’s rotation management falters in October.Cubs 2025 Report Card: B+ Team Held Back by Leadership – The players delivered heart and hustle, but management decisions cost Chicago a deeper run.2026 Outlook: Talent in Place, Leadership in Question – With a strong young core, the Cubs’ next step depends on smarter front-office moves and better postseason strategy.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailSummaryIn this episode of The Sean Mackie Show, Shawn discusses the latest NCAA football upsets and rankings, the Chicago Cubs' playoff performance, and the Chicago Bears' player developments and game analysis. He highlights key games, player performances, and the implications of recent results on rankings and future matchups.TakeawaysIllinois pulled off a last-second victory against USC.Ohio State remains the top-ranked team in college football.The AP Top 25 rankings differ significantly from power rankings.The Cubs won their first playoff game since 2017.Cade Horton has been a standout pitcher for the Cubs.The Bears' win against the Raiders was crucial for their season.Darnell Wright's absence impacted the Bears' offensive line.Braxton Jones was benched, leading to improved performance from the line.Theo Benedett struggled in his first NFL start.The Cubs have a chance to advance to the NLDS if they beat San Diego.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailSummaryIn this episode of the Shawn Mackey Show, Shawn discusses the Chicago Cubs' playoff challenges, the NCAA rankings and controversies, the Chicago Bears' performance and Caleb Williams' development, coaching strategies in the NFL, and the historical performance of Ohio State quarterbacks in the NFL.TakeawaysCubs need to improve their offense to secure playoff success.NCAA rankings often spark debate among fans and analysts.Bears' Caleb Williams shows potential for growth this season.Coaching adjustments are crucial for NFL success.Ohio State quarterbacks have struggled in the NFL historically.Cubs' bullpen remains a significant concern for the playoffs.NCAA rankings can be inconsistent and controversial.Bears' defense showed improvement in recent games.Caleb Williams is making strides in his development as a quarterback.The importance of in-game adjustments by coaches cannot be overstated.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailSummaryIn this episode, Shawn Mackey discusses the recent performance of the Chicago Cubs and Bears, touching on the Cubs' playoff clinch and the Bears' coaching issues. He emphasizes the importance of accountability in sports, the impact of injuries on team performance, and the challenges of officiating in the NFL. Mackey also reflects on ownership's role in team success and the need for fan engagement. The episode concludes with thoughts on the future of the podcast and potential separate shows for the Cubs and Bears.TakeawaysThe Cubs have clinched a playoff berth, showcasing their strong performance this season.Ben Johnson criticized the Bears' practice habits, indicating a lack of accountability.High player salaries can lead to complacency and poor performance on the field.The way teams practice directly influences their game performance.Injuries are a significant concern for the Bears, raising questions about their conditioning.Mackey believes that NFL officiating has worsened with the introduction of replay.Ownership's indifference can negatively impact team performance and fan engagement.The Cubs have several standout players contributing to their success this season.Mackey is considering separating the podcast into two shows for the Cubs and Bears.He expresses a desire to have guests on the show to share stories and insights. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailSummaryIn this episode of The Shawn Mackey Show, Shawn discusses his journey as a podcaster, the challenges of covering sports, and the performance of the Chicago Bears in the NFL. He provides insights into player performances, coaching decisions, and injury updates while also touching on the Chicago Cubs' season and NCAA rankings. Shawn expresses his frustrations and hopes for improvement in both the Bears and Cubs, while also inviting listener feedback and engagement.TakeawaysShawn is still figuring out the podcasting format and schedule.He prefers longer episodes to cover more content.He aims to provide honest commentary on the teams he follows.The Chicago Bears are struggling and need to show improvement.Injuries are impacting player performance across the NFL.Coaching decisions are under scrutiny, especially regarding player selections.Shawn is critical of the current state of the Bears' management.The Cubs are holding their own but face challenges in the standings.NCAA rankings often seem inconsistent and confusing to fans.Shawn is balancing podcasting with family and work commitments.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailSummaryIn this episode, Shawn Mackey discusses the latest updates on the Chicago Cubs and their performance as they head into the postseason. He also analyzes the Chicago Bears' recent game, focusing on the struggles of quarterback Caleb Williams and the coaching decisions made during the game. The conversation highlights the challenges faced by the Bears, including penalties, game management issues, and the overall performance of the team. Mackey expresses his concerns about the future of the Bears under the current coaching staff and the expectations for upcoming games.TakeawaysThe Cubs are facing challenges as they approach October.Caleb Williams' performance raises concerns for the Bears.Coaching decisions significantly impact game outcomes.The Bears' offensive line struggles are evident.Penalties have become a major issue for the Bears.Mackey questions the management of the Bears' roster.The importance of quarterback performance in the NFL.Mackey expresses skepticism about the Bears' future.The need for better game management strategies.Mackey remains hopeful for improvements in the Bears' performance.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailAll right, we're trying something a little bit different. We may post it, we may not. The Shawn Mackey show, we've been running into a lot of problems and issues. Fuck. Feels like I want to change the name of this show kicked in the nuts or something like life colon kicked in the nuts. ⁓ Every time, every time I want to do something, every fricking decision I make, sometimes I feel like I'm just getting kicked in the nuts. you know what? I'm Gen X because I'm still here. I'm still standing. ⁓ I'm still standing after all this time. ⁓ Who's saying that? ⁓⁓ Anyway, we're recording this ⁓ on our phone. There's a fucking computer is ⁓ I got a camera, but then I can't get the right angle. It's too much. then my face is all like it would be like you want me to be all up in here while you're watching a podcast, man. I don't think so. ⁓Shawn Mackey (01:17)six nose hairs.Shawn Mackey (01:20)You booger too. ⁓Shawn Mackey (01:26)Yeah, that's how my mind works. Sometimes I'm crazy. Remember? Opinionated, unedited, and un-fucking-predictable.Shawn Mackey (01:38)So I might just throw this up as a bonus episode. See how it goes. See how I don't want to change the show again. I love my sport. I got one screen up here on the computer for the Bears. I got one screen up here for the Cubs. I'm actually watching the Cubs game. I'm not watching it, but I've got the ESPN, whatever. No, it's not even the ESPN. It's Major League Baseball site I went to the Chicago Cubs and it came up and now I've got like the play by play.Shawn Mackey (02:08)So part of this is was I was going to do like my own play by play. You all know from previous episodes, ⁓ I wanted to do the radio thing and I love the sports and I'm in a little Central Illinois town. ⁓ And I think I could ⁓ maybe I could get into doing some radio, some football, some minor league baseball or high school sports, whatever they broadcast. You know, I don't So I was thinking of doing that.Shawn Mackey (02:41)Right now, here we are. We're in the bottom of the third inning. Cubs are leading the Nationals six to nothing. They scored five runs in the bottom of the first, another run in the bottom of the second. Right now, Dansby Swanson's at bat He's one for one today with a home run, three RBI's and a run scored pitching for Washington. Irvin. Swanson takes ball ball to count is two and oh. Runner on third.Shawn Mackey (03:12)here in the bottom of the third with Swanson at the plate. This half inning brought to you by Mackey's Bar and Grill, Swanson takes ball three. They got 98 beers on tap and you can drink a shot of them all. They'll pay for your tab and even part of your medical bills. All right, three and o here, Dansby Swanson runner on third base. Bottom of third inning, Swanson takes the walks, four straight balls.Shawn Mackey (03:41)Irvin seems to be struggling here a little bit. For the Nationals, so now we got runners on first and third.Shawn Mackey (03:50)That brings up Matt Shaw. He's 0 for 1 today with a strikeout Shaw he's been really well in the field for the Cubs Hitting 230 came on a little bit stronger as the season went on Cubs took a gamble not trading for a legit third baseman before the trade deadline They decided to stick with Shaw it seems like it's pay, you know, soShawn Mackey (04:19)Reese McGuire is on deck.Shawn Mackey (04:23)Shaw takes strike a cutter. 85 mile an hour cutter up in the zone. Shaw takes ball strike one. 0 and 1 the count on Matt Shaw runners on first and third. Cubs leading the bottom of the third, 6 to nhttps://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailSummaryIn this episode, Shawn Mackey discusses the start of the NCAA season, highlighting the surprising rankings and upsets that occurred in week one. He expresses his frustration with sports writers and their predictions, particularly regarding Texas and Ohio State. The conversation shifts to the impact of NIL on college football, where Shawn shares his concerns about the commercialization of the sport. The episode also touches on the Chicago Cubs' performance and roster changes, as well as updates on the Chicago Bears as they prepare for the upcoming NFL season. Shawn concludes with a preview of the new episode schedule, focusing on NCAA content.TakeawaysWriters often misjudge team rankings and outcomes.Week one of NCAA saw significant upsets.NIL has changed the landscape of college football.The Cubs are struggling and need to improve their roster.The Bears are making roster adjustments ahead of the season.Fans enjoy rooting for underdogs in college football.The ranking system in college football is flawed.NCAA football needs more parity to keep it interesting.Shorter episodes will focus on key sports topics.The podcast will cover NCAA, MLB, and NFL in a structured schedule.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailSummaryIn this episode, Shawn Mackey discusses the new format for Season Two of his podcast, including updates on the Chicago Bears' preseason performance and the upcoming NFL season schedule. He also touches on the Chicago Cubs' recent games and hints at future discussions regarding player management and performance.TakeawaysShawn is experimenting with new audio and video formats for the podcast.The Chicago Bears had a rough preseason start, ending with a tie and a loss.Tyson Bajan shows promise as a backup quarterback for the Bears.Ben Johnson, the Bears' head coach, faces pressure to improve the team's performance.The NFL season is starting soon, with the Bears facing division rivals.College football is back, and the ranking system is confusing.Shawn plans to post shorter episodes more frequently this season.The Cubs are still in the playoff race despite recent challenges.Shawn is gathering thoughts on the Kyle Tucker situation for future episodes.Listeners can find the podcast on various platforms, including Spotify and Apple.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailSummaryIn this episode of the Shawn Mackey Show, Shawn discusses the ongoing struggles of the Chicago Cubs, the excitement of the NFL preseason, and the dynamics of player development within the Bears' roster. He shares insights on the challenges faced by the Cubs' management and the implications for the team's future. Additionally, Shawn reflects on the Bears' performance in the preseason, highlighting key players and their potential impact. The conversation also delves into the significance of nicknames in the NFL, showcasing a few memorable ones and their backstories.TakeawaysThe Cubs are facing significant challenges this season.Management decisions are crucial for the Cubs' future.The NFL preseason is a time for player evaluation.Caleb Williams is under pressure to perform.Offensive line stability is essential for team success.Nicknames in the NFL often reflect player characteristics.Player development is key for the Bears' success.Shawn shares personal football experiences and insights.The Bears' performance in the preseason is promising.The podcast aims to engage listeners with sports commentary.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailSummaryIn this episode, Shawn Mackey shares his frustrations and experiences while launching Season Two of his podcast. He discusses the challenges he faced with copyright issues related to music and sound effects, his insights on the Chicago Bears' preseason performance, and a fun exploration of memorable NFL nicknames, culminating in a tribute to the legendary Walter Payton.TakeawaysShawn faced multiple challenges while preparing for Season Two.He aimed to enhance the podcast with sound effects and music.Copyright issues arose from using free resources like Pixabay.The Bears' preseason game showed potential but also areas for improvement.Shawn is optimistic about the Bears' quarterback Tyson Bajent.He dislikes zone defense strategies in football.The conversation shifted to memorable NFL nicknames.Nicknames often reflect players' personalities or stories.Walter Payton is celebrated for his legacy and character.Shawn plans to continue exploring NFL themes in future episodes.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailSummaryIn the season finale of the Shawn Mackey Show, the host reflects on the journey of the first season, discussing the transition to a focus on NFL content in the upcoming season. The episode delves into the significant scandals in Major League Baseball, particularly the 2017 Houston Astros sign stealing scandal. Mackey expresses his frustration with the lack of severe consequences for the players involved and critiques MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred's handling of the situation. The conversation highlights public outcry and the ongoing debate about the ethics of cheating in sports, concluding with thoughts on the legacy of the Astros and the future of the show.TakeawaysThe first season featured 25 episodes covering various sports topics.The show will transition to focus on NFL content in season two.Major League Baseball has a history of scandals, including the Astros' sign stealing.The 2017 Astros scandal involved using technology to steal signs.Mackey believes the punishment for the Astros was insufficient.Public reaction to the scandal was overwhelmingly critical of the Astros.Many fans felt the players should have faced penalties for their actions.The Astros retained their championship despite the scandal.Mackey expresses frustration over the lack of accountability in MLB.The episode serves as a reflection on the season and a transition to future content.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailSummaryIn this episode, Shawn Mackey reflects on the Chicago Cubs' performance throughout the season, expressing frustration with management decisions, particularly those made by Jed Hoyer. He critiques the Cubs' lack of action during the trade deadline and discusses the implications for the team's future. As the season transitions to football, Shawn hints at a shift in focus for the podcast, emphasizing the need for improvement in the Cubs' management and performance.TakeawaysThe Cubs have had ups and downs this season.Jed Hoyer's management has been under scrutiny.The trade deadline was a missed opportunity for the Cubs.Ownership's decisions are impacting team performance.The Cubs are struggling to compete in the league.Shawn expresses disappointment in the Cubs' direction.The transition to football season is on the horizon.Shawn hopes for a turnaround in the Cubs' performance.The podcast will focus more on football moving forward.The Cubs' management is seen as a laughing stock. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailSummaryIn this episode, Shawn Mackey discusses the current state of the Chicago Cubs, expressing frustration over their performance and management decisions, particularly regarding Jed Hoyer. He reflects on the trade deadline and the need for the Cubs to make strategic moves to improve their chances. Additionally, Shawn shares insights about the evolution of his podcast, emphasizing the importance of listener engagement and feedback.TakeawaysThe Cubs are struggling against the Brewers in the standings.Frustration with the Cubs' management and trade decisions.Jed Hoyer's performance as GM is under scrutiny.The importance of spending money to build a winning team.Shawn's passion for baseball drives the podcast's energy.Listener feedback is crucial for the show's evolution.The podcast aims to be opinionated and unpredictable.Shawn encourages guest participation on the show.The Cubs' performance impacts the podcast's content.The show is transitioning into a new season with fresh ideas.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailSummaryIn this episode of the Shawn Mackey Show, the discussion revolves around Major League Baseball scandals, focusing primarily on the legacy of Pete Rose. The conversation explores Rose's remarkable career, his record-breaking achievements, and the infamous betting scandal that led to his lifetime ban from baseball. The episode delves into the implications of his actions on his legacy and the ongoing debate about his place in the Hall of Fame. The host reflects on the evolution of baseball and how Rose's hustle and dedication to the game set him apart from modern players.TakeawaysPete Rose is a significant figure in baseball history.He holds the record for the most hits in MLB.Rose's career spanned from 1963 to 1986.He was known for his hustle and dedication to the game.The betting scandal in 1989 led to his lifetime ban.Rose's legacy is complicated by his gambling issues.He was a player-manager for the Cincinnati Reds.The Hall of Fame has not inducted him due to his ban.Modern baseball has evolved significantly since Rose's era.Rose's impact on the game is still felt today.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailHe comes in at number 25 on this list and his statistics would’ve allowed him to qualify for this list at four different positions. The dude played the game like nobody else played the game. I don’t think we’ve seen somebody play the game in today’s baseball the way Pete Rose played the game so he to be honest and if if number is two through 10 or retired guys, we might not see that record being broken ever so Pete Rose has like 4256 hits or something like that yeah and then number two on the list is Ty Cobb then Hank Aaron, Stan mutual Trish speaker another guy who is on the top 100 baseball well I’m sure all these guys are on this list so there’s not a single active player anywhere within the next 25 right so we’re not gonna see this record being broken ever plays most of his life for the Cincinnati Reds in the 70s comes up with that big red machine they’re dominance in the in the National League in the 70s is well documented then he also plays for the Philadelphia Phillies and that’s where he wins like his third World Series championship.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailIn this episode, Shawn Mackey delves into the infamous 1919 Chicago Black Sox scandal, exploring the motivations behind the players' decision to throw the World Series. He discusses the division within the team, the influence of gambling, and the consequences that followed, including the banning of key players like Shoeless Joe Jackson. The conversation highlights the complexities of the scandal and its lasting impact on baseball history.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailSo I don’t know how many of you Cub fans, well we all know as cubs in 2016 when the Cubs won the World Series it had been 108 years right since they had previously won. They last one in 1908 and then by 2008 we had hit the hundred year mark and then in 2016 well no 2008. We hit the hundred year mark. I’m sorry did I say oh shit I’m losing my mind. Maybe I’m gonna have to go back out and edit that. Maybe I’ll just leave it in there for you so let’s backtrack. Remember, I was an English teacher for a reason and I do apologize to those of you who listen who may be where English teachers are sticklers for the English language. I'm so sorry. I completely forgot the word depositions in the last episode and I said dispositions, I don’t know what to say.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailMickey Mantle and freaking Willie Mays when they’re retired from baseball they start they get jobs as greeters at casinos in Atlantic City and in Atlantic City casinos, these are perfectly legal so these guys they’re retired and remember, they play in major-league baseball when they’re not making a shit ton of money he had two of the greatest players in the game but they’re not making a lot of money so they’re retired and someone says hey why not stand out in the lobby of our casinos and just say hi to people greet and point them in the direction they want to go. I bet they got paid a shit ton of money for doing that and they didn’t even have to bust the sweat you know dress nice and you, Mickey you’re Willy Mays right but then they’re so freaked out in Major League Baseball at this point that Bowie coon the manager of baseball he fucking bands these two guys from baseballWell, because gambling illegal in Atlantic City, the New Jersey regulators are like you, you suck Bowie. This is bullshit right and they criticize the hell out of Bowie coon and the newspaper say exactly what I said 20 seconds ago they didn’t get paid a lot of money so they gotta make money. What are you doing here? Bowie Kuhn he’s out as commissioner of baseball. Peter Ueberroth comes in and he lifts the bans on Willie Mays and Mickey Mantle.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailSo we’re gonna explore that whole steroid scandal a little bit further, coming up soon in today’s episode. Right now we’re gonna start off like we always do with the Chicago Cubs and if you thought I was pissed off last episode well, let me just tell you I’m even more pissed off now. OK is there cause for concern? Yes, is it time to panic? I don’t know, but I am a panicking, kind of guy all right. It was so funny yesterday I was looking for something that popped up. It’s been about a year since a friend of mine passed away and I was on YouTube and a song I had dedicated to him popped up on the YouTube, so I went back in and kind of looked at the post you know and it kind of goes back to his friendship with my dad and it was Kenny Rogers Good Friend and listen to that but in order to see that post I had to scroll through a lot of the Cubs posts I put up last year when I didn’t have the podcast and they were interesting. Maybe one day I will read those for you so you can get an idea of what I post on Facebook when I get pissed!https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailI am one pissed off Chicago Sports' Fan this week as the Cubs lose the series against the Mariners. There are still many questions in the bullpen. Also, I discuss Barry Bonds and Mark McGwire from the Sporting News top 100 Baseball Players of the Twentieth Century's list https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailA new video trailer for the next episode. Tune in to Spotify or Apple Podcasts and check out the Shawn Mackey Show. This week I explore two more players from the Sporting News top 100 baseball players of the 20th  century. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailWelcome to the second part of the Shawn Mackey show where we discussed three more players from the sporting news top 100 players baseball players of the 20th century today we’re gonna start off with Yogi Barra now this is a dude I mean come on you’ve seen them in commercials, you’ve seen them on TV you had to have heard some of the sayingBut Yogi Berra is to me the epitome of what baseball was about during the period in which he played. He was a guy that I just swear to God you probably hung around with all he wanted to do was have fun. You know he’s like that friend we’ve all had that friend and it doesn’t matter the rest of us out there working our asses off and you know we’re starting to worry about life with what we have going on, but we all have this one friend he always seems to have fucking money do whatever the hell he wants he don’t give a shit about what everybody else thinks about full-time jobs. This is that not and he just wants to have fun.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailThat’s right ladies and gentlemen season 1 episode 18 of the Shawn Mackey show now the first part of this episode we’re gonna get into some Cubs action some things that I see going on that I’d like to discuss. The second part of the show, well we’d like to go ahead and apologize now there were several things said in the second part of the show. Actually, it’s one thing that was said and repeated over and over again and we found out we were actually incorrect so we’re gonna apologize for the second half of today’s show.So what we did was we recorded the parts of the new segment that we’re kind of putting out here on the Shawn Mackey show. We decided we were gonna discuss the top 100 Major League Baseball players of the 20th century,  and that’s where the apology comes in because it’s not necessarily MLB.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailThis I dive into the top 100 MLB players of the 20th Century. All right, ladies and gentlemen welcome to episode number 17 the Shawn Mackey show notice. I paused there for dramatic effect we’ve been giving a stern talking to by family members and some listeners and they feel that the Shawn Mackey show Chronicles of a Dumbass Chicago Sports' Fan is a mouthful and they said Why not just be the Shawn Mackey show and I said OKSo I’m still a dumbass. I'm still a sports fan. We are going to be a sports driven show but being just the Shawn Mackey show. Let me bring it back to kind of what I wanted to accomplish the whole time: setting up a podcast as I’ve told you before other episodes I wanted to get into radio, and I always felt not necessarily as a talk show host, but something of that realm. It started when I was a weed little lad growing up in Chicago, listening to WLS in the Larry Lou Jack show and uncle Larry was funny man had sound effects.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailOn this week's episode of the Shawn Mackey Show: Chronicles of a Dumbass Chicago Sports' Fane I talk about the next series of the Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati Reds.  I also add more of my thoughts on Caleb Williams decisions and what has come out in the book.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailThis episode recaps the Chicago Sports scene and the Chicago Cubs series against the Cincinnati Reds and Colorado Rockies. I also dive into some more news on the Chicago Bears and Caleb Williams. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925

Tell me your thoughts. Leave some Fan MailEnjoy this bonus episode of the Shawn Mackey show: Chronicles of a Dumbass. This week's episode is almost an hour lang. I discuss the Cubs from the last week, and provide some thoughts on Caleb Williams' decision to accept his draft status. Also, I dive into the final happenings that led to my grudge and disagreement with the education system. I will share the final thoughts on my personal Jerry Maguire moment. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573926424925