Somewhere on the south side, Terry Francona picks up a sharpie, a nacho helmet is empty before first pitch, and Jack and Jeremy are complaining about something. That was the tale this week at The Rate as the guys take on Sox/Reds this week. Additionally, Jack talks about running into an old friend at a gyros joint and Jeremy treats us to a doozy of a story involving his outing to the Sox game with Marc Bubblebath.

The guys are back on the South Side this week to watch the White Sox take on a less-than-vintage Yankees team (sorry, Amed Rosario and Max Schuemann). Suspiciously small Polish sausages, shoulder checks, and band shirts are topics of discussion, all set to the jangly guitar stylings of a long-haired cover band on Grateful Dead night at Rate Field. A little trade deadline talk kicks off the episode!

Jeremy is back solo with another Fall League episode! In this mini, Jeremy talks about graphing the 2016 Cubs World Series reunion weekend, the goofballs he ran into, some major auto scores, and a run-in with yet another celebrity and Chicago legend! Some fun stuff in this one - check it out!

In this week’s episode, Jack and Jeremy head to Wrigley for that rarest of events - a Friday night Cubs game! The Gray Grapher and his jester provide some pre-game entertainment, a nearby fan tells one of the worst stories in RDT history, and Latroy Hawkins shows Jack and Jeremy at the bus that he can do their job, but they can’t do his.

It’s a full house on the Southside for Mexican Heritage Night but that doesn’t stop Jeremy and Jack…and the Gray Grapher from coming out for autos! Jeremy spends some quality time with the Gray Grapher while waiting in line and some of the deeper topics of life are discussed. Eventually Jack arrives and the autos commence. But the highlight would happen during the actual game as the guys witness their first cycle for the pod (though, Jeremy’s second in just under one month’s time). Tune in for all the fireworks…and no fireworks all at the same time!

It’s a slugfest at Wrigley Field and the guys are on hand to witness it all…and by “it all” that also includes a meaningful first in a baby’s life! At the bus, the guys run into Chicken Finger, who has a new follower on Instagram and some complaints of his own. We meet Nick the Security Guard’s cousin, the son of a MLB legend, and a “yellow shirt” who resembles Rikishi. Some surprising autos are obtained in this episode, so tune in for all the details!

It's Polish Heritage Night at The Rate and the stadium is packed (not really)! Jeremy gets in early and bros down with Jason Kipnis and enjoys some $5 polishes. The guys get bounced around and end up behind some personal space invaders. It's a short one, so catch it before it's over!

The Rockies were good…but they always sign. Such is the Gray Grapher’s mantra when it comes to seeking autos from the Colorado crew. And Jack and Jeremy cash in with lots of graphs! Among the successes are a famous sabermetrician, a promising shortstop, and a former no hitter thrower…if Jack can overcome Gideon’s Last Revenge. Watch out, especially if you’re the Cable Guy, this week’s Rain Delay Theater is closing in on you!

The intensity is taken to a new level as the guys recap the White Sox vs Braves game in this week’s episode. Creepy crawly metal detectors, bloody bandages, and a dead man walking are just a few of the things that’ll make your heart rate (or at least the Gray Grapher’s) skyrocket. Tune in to find out what all that means, and more!

Jack and Jeremy…and the Gray Grapher…and Josh are at Wrigley Field this week for Cubs vs. Giants. In a total suprise, the Giants show up to sign and the guys are the beneficiaries! The Gray Grapher speaks his mind on Chicago politics and the Bears, the guys deal with a slew of unruly graphing kids, and a grandmother and grandaughter get up to get food and Jack and Jeremy are left holding the bag…literally! We have some snubs, some hail marys, and one loud, bellowing a-hole this week! Enjoy!

The guys are back at Wrigley Field to recap another Cubs game, and for the first time since episode 1, the opponent is the Astros! Lots of idiot fans, a harrowing food experience, and a few autograph snubs prove that the more things change, the more they stay the same.