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For those wondering why the Bears did not attempt to tie the game on 4th &amp; 10 from the 40 with :20 left, here’s Cairo Santos in pregame warmups from 57:

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Couple of radio calls for ya… 1. Absolutely vintage Pat Hughes on Pete Crow-Armstrong’s game-tying home run in the ninth inning. 2. Pat’s call of Michael Busch’s hit and the sequence that let Dansby Swanson score the game-winning run. Cubs win, 3-2. (104.3 The Score)

Wow. That’s three walk-off winners in a row for the Cubs. Here’s Pat Hughes’ call of Michael Busch’s game-winning walk. Plus his call of Pete Crow-Armstrong’s game-tying homer in the ninth. (104.3 The Score)

As the crowd chants his name, Pete Crow-Armstrong delivers a walk-off base hit. Pat Hughes’ call from the Cubs’ come-from-behind win: (🔈104.3 The Score )

Pat Hughes’ calls of… 1. Carson Kelly’s 3-run homer to make it 11-10 in the 8th. 2. Kyle Tucker’s go-ahead 2-run blast to make it 12-11. Enjoy!

Here’s Pat Hughes’ call of Justin Turner’s (!!) walk-off two-run homer (bonus: Dansby Swanson reaching on a error the pitch before). Chaotic sequence. The happiest I’ve heard Pat all season. (670thescore)

Back-to-back walk offs. Cubs win, 3-2. Pat Hughes hadn’t returned from a quick middle-inning break for Michael Busch’s walk-off whatever that was. So instead, we get an excellent pinch-call from Ron Coomer: (104.3 The Score)

Pat Hughes’ call of Michael Conforto’s pinch-hit walk-off home run. Cubs win, 5-4. Plus, Pete Crow-Armstrong’s interview with Bruce Levine shortly after the game. Funny stuff from Pete. (104.3 The Score)

Pat Hughes’ call of Ian Happ’s three-run homer in the first. (@670TheScore)

Pat Hughes. One of one. 1. Miguel Amaya’s game-tying home run with two outs in the ninth. 2. Ian Happ’s walk-off single in the 10th (incl. a great prediction from Ron Coomer). Audio via 670thescore (SiriusXM)

Ask and you shall receive. Pat Hughes’ calls of: 1. PCA’s lunging catch in the top of the 8th (great banter between Pat &amp; Ron) 2. PCA’s 452 ft. solo homer in the bottom half of the inning (radio broadcast returned live just in time for the crack of the bat). (@670TheScore)

Pat Hughes’ call to send the Cubs to the NLDS! Cubs 3, Padres 1 (@670TheScore)

Seiya Suzuki and Carson Kelly’s back-to-back jacks called by Zach Zaidman — electric. (@670TheScore)

NLWC Gm. 1: Pat Hughes’ call of the final strike. Cubs win, 3-1. Pat said he’d never experienced a crowd like today’s in his 30 years with the Cubs. (@670TheScore)

Nothing like some fireworks for the Fourth of July! Here are all eight of Pat Hughes’ home run calls from the Cubs’ record-setting win against the Cardinals: (@670TheScore)

First walk-off win for the Cubs in 2026. Pat Hughes’ call of Carson Kelly’s game-winner: (104.3 The Score)

Pat Hughes’ radio call as the Cubs clinch their first postseason berth since 2020. (@670TheScore)

Pat Hughes’ call of Justin Turner’s walk-off double. Cubs 5, Marlins 4. (@670TheScore)

Pat Hughes and Ron Coomer on Ryne Sandberg’s legacy as a Cub and as their friend: (@670TheScore)

Pat Hughes’ call of Morel’s little league HR:

Pat Hughes’ call of Owen Caissie’s first career home run. Cubs lead, 6-4. (670 The Score)

For those wondering why the Bears did not attempt to tie the game on 4th & 10 from the 40 with :20 left, here’s Cairo Santos in pregame warmups from 57:

Ask and you shall receive. Pat Hughes’ calls of: 1. PCA’s lunging catch in the top of the 8th (great banter between Pat & Ron) 2. PCA’s 452 ft. solo homer in the bottom half of the inning (radio broadcast returned live just in time for the crack of the bat). (@670TheScore)