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World Series, 1-1. - The Cubs and Indians are tied, but Andy is very optimistic as the World Series heads to Wrigley Field.

World Series Preview - It's Real. It's Happening. Let's Do This. Andy fought off laryngitis to give his preview of Cubs/Indians.

NLCS 3-2. With the Cubs on the verge of history regardless, Andy is calmer and more optimistic than would be expected. He must have upped his meds.

NLDS 2-0. A disturbingly optimistic Andy has a lot to say about the series so far with the SF Giants.

103-58. The regular season is over and Andy looks to the playoffs with a rallying cry worthy of "Braveheart".

101-56. The Cubs top the century mark, and Andy starts building his shield for the playoffs.

99-56. After a series victory over the Cardinals, Andy's in a great mood to toast David Ross.

88-48. Frisco is in the rearview with the Brewers on deck, Ron Santo memories, and more.

84-47. As rare as a shooting star or a four leaf clover, Andy is happy and content with the Cubs.

77-43. After a 4 game sweep of the Brewers, it's Cubadaweek and a look ahead.

73-43. After dropping two in a row to the Cardinals, Andy looks at the bright side as only he can.

72-41. A ten game win streak has Andy as happy as you've ever heard him. Enjoy it now, before the collapse.

63-41. Andy is still processing the strange come-from-behind victory against the Mariners.

The All-Star Game/Break. Andy is enjoying the promise of the ASG rather than drowning in the current dread. For now.

50-26. After serious pain, Andy AND the Cubs come roaring back.

47-22. The Cubs lose the first two games of the series to the Cardinals, and Andy struggles not to lose his mind.

44-19. It's time to take the series from Dusty. This time, it's personal. (For Andy only. Dusty has no idea who Andy is.)

39-16. Andy comes to terms with the end of Jake Arrieta's amazing streak, throws bouquets and bases around talking about manager ejections and much more.

35-15. Two games represent the bullpen's zenith and nadir for Andy. Welcome to June.

30-14. The Cubs losing skid ends at 3, and Andy finally unclenches. A bit.