.David Haugh thinks the Cubs are in a "crisis." "This is a problem, this is a crisis," he says. "They underachieved. This is a team that has to look at this as more than just, 'Shrug, things didn't go well in San Diego.'" Bruce Levine sees key concerns, though... not a crisis.show more

@DavidHaugh @MLBBruceLevine It’s far from a crisis. Day one and sports talk is always doing this.

@DavidHaugh @MLBBruceLevine The dinosaur Bruce (who should have retired 20 years ago) never thinks anything is wrong

@DavidHaugh @MLBBruceLevine Gee, what a shock, Haugh with an over exaggerated take.

@DavidHaugh @MLBBruceLevine I'd have to agree with some of that. Definitely can't just shrug your shoulders and say oh well that's baseball. Championship teams find a way to get it done

@DavidHaugh @MLBBruceLevine Not a crisis. An 88-win team ran into a hot team for two games in October. The actual crisis would be blowing up a good roster over 18 bad innings.

@DavidHaugh @MLBBruceLevine Why are we pretending all of the pitching injuries didn’t happen? With a healthy rotation, this was a 100 win team.

@DavidHaugh @MLBBruceLevine 100 percent! Jed needs to go and I broke down why many times during my watch along last night. I am also planning to do some deep dive videos soon on the subject.

@DavidHaugh @MLBBruceLevine INJURIES

@DavidHaugh @MLBBruceLevine Jed needs to go holding every day send his ass to the country club and go give a blank check to whoever is running Tampa. Get a real baseball guy in here that can put this team back where it was when Theo was running it. Jed hadn’t accomplished anything in MLB without Theo

@DavidHaugh @MLBBruceLevine The owner is still patting himself on the back for the World Series ten years ago 🙄

@DavidHaugh @MLBBruceLevine The key concern is Jed Hoyer.

@DavidHaugh @MLBBruceLevine Usually when a team under achieves, the manager is fired.