Full Show — April 11, 2026

The Rahimi, Harris & Grote Show delivers a lively, satirical take on the Chicago Cubs' 2-0 loss to the Pirates, anchored by Shota Imanaga's six-inning no-hit performance. The hosts dissect the game with a mix of humor and frustration, highlighting the Cubs' offensive futility—0 for 8 with runners in scoring position and 11 men left on base—while praising Imanaga’s brilliance. They debate whether the Cubs’ bullpen collapse or the offense’s ineptitude was more disappointing, ultimately siding with the offense. The discussion expands to broader concerns about Cubs pitching depth, especially with Cade Horton’s season-ending injury and the uncertain return timelines for Justin Steele and Jackson Wiggins. The hosts explore the viability of a six-man rotation as a solution, acknowledging the team’s lack of depth. Off the field, they cover Rory McIlroy’s dominant Masters lead, reacting to his controversial comment about Irish food with a mix of amusement and defense, emphasizing audience awareness over cultural authenticity. The show, broadcast live from Las Vegas’ Circa Resort, blends sports analysis with playful banter, sponsor plugs, and a signature blend of sarcasm and fandom, culminating in a call to action for listeners to bet on the Cubs’ offense despite the lineup’s surprise omission of Seiya Suzuki.