It’s Lambert, Hendricks & Ross’s 1962 classic “Halloween Spooks.” It’s more of a classic in the genre of holiday songs than it is in the genre of jazz vocal hits, but it fits the season.
I’ve been saving today’s jazz track for tonight-the last edition of BCB After Dark before Halloween. Feel free to skip to the baseball question at the end if you wish. Here’s the part where I talk about jazz and movies. In any case, they’re both good young players and Cubs fans are lucky to have them both on the team, even if they play the same position. I think it’s more likely that Hoerner improves his hitting than Madrigal improves his fielding, but will he? And Madrigal could still improve his hitting as well, which would have him winning a few batting titles. Madrigal is the better hitter, but Hoerner is the better glove. As I’ve mentioned before, I normally don’t vote in these polls and if I had, I honestly don’t know which one I would have voted for. By a margin of 59% to 41%, you thought the new guy Nick Madrigal would have the better Cub career. Last time I asked you whether you thought Nico Hoerner or Nick Madrigal would have the better overall career as a Cub. I’ve got more on tonight’s game in the baseball question part of the show. That was the first time a Jewish pitcher threw to a Jewish hitter in World Series history. Game 2 also featured a first when Max Fried pitched to Alex Bregman. It’s not so good for those of us who are cheering for close games, as neither of the first two games were very competitive. The Astros trounced the Braves, 7-2 to tie the World Series at one game each, which is good news for those of us who are just cheering for a seven-game series. The late-nighters are encouraged to get the party started, but everyone else is invited to join in as you wake up the next morning and into the afternoon. Bring your own beverage.īCB After Dark is the place for you to talk baseball, music, movies, or anything else you need to get off your chest, as long as it is within the rules of the site. Thanks for stopping by for our final show of the week. Welcome back to BCB After Dark: the hip nightspot for night owls, early-risers, new parents and Cubs fans abroad.
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