It has been quite the stint of unfortunate results for both the Northsiders and the Southsiders lately, but Colin and Connor can point out the optimism that is hidden within these organizations. As the Major League teams continue to disappoint, the rising stars in the Cubs and Sox farm systems have brought some hope for the future.

Challenges on the diamond leave Connor and Colin no choice but to harp on the struggles of the Cubs and the White Sox over the past week. The 15-41 Southsiders continue to have a nonexistent offense while the 28-27 Northsiders have trouble closing out games. Also Angel Hernandez gets a "farewell" as he announces his retirement.

Middle of May brings a lot of baseball along with a lot of things to discuss...After a week off from the podcast, Connor and Colin talk about how the Cubs and Sox have been doing so far this month along with some insight on how certain prospects have been surviving (or thriving) in the Minor Leagues.

Take a listen to this weeks recording as your hosts Colin and Connor have a riveting discussion about how the Cubs and White Sox performed the previous weekend, as well as talking about the Luis Arraez trade and what that means for Chicago and the rest of baseball.

This week Connor and Colin reminisce on some former players who still play in the league today and then dive into certain player and team performances over the last week and projections for whats to come.

On the 10th edition of the Crosstown Chatter podcast Connor stresses the worries revolving around a certain Cubs pitcher, while Colin focuses on on the pitiful White Sox offense and the demise of this team as we know it....

This week Connor touches on some of the success the Cubs have had in their start to the season while Colin does not have that luxury with his White Sox... As well as an in-depth conversation about the pitch clock and how it relates to the health of pitchers.

Yes, the wait is over and baseball has officially begun. This is the week where Colin and Connor get to talk about Opening Day and the few games that have followed. Some good things, some really bad things but you have to listen to find out...