Jesse Rogers has an article out earlier today that makes the argument that Toronto has the edge over the Cubs. Maybe I’m wrong on that point and Bellinger really wants to be a Blue Jay and the Blue Jays have a huge offer on the table. I have no inside information to support that, but the recent leaks to the media that the “Blue Jays are the favorites to sign Bellinger right now” seemed like a familiar tactic from Scott Boras, telling the Cubs to increase their offer. And to be honest, I think Bellinger wants to return too. I think most of us want Bellinger to return to the Cubs next year. I’m asking you “Where will Cody Bellinger play next year?” I’m not going to ask about should the Cubs re-sign Cody Bellinger or for how much. I kind of feel like I’m coasting off of Sara Sanchez’s “advent calendar,” but this is a question that I was planning to do this week anyway, so that article (which you should read) just convinced me to make it tonight’s topic. Welcome back to everyone who skips the music and movies. I’m telling you this now so in case you have some time over the holiday and want something to watch, here are six more recommended movies. Finally, the last matchup of the first round will put Johnny Guitar (1954) up against Ride the High Country (1962). Miller (1971) taking on A Fistful of Dollars (1964). Up next will be The Magnificent Seven (1960) versus 3:10 to Yuma (1957). Just a reminder that you still have time to vote in the BCB Winter Western Classic between True Grit (1969) and My Darling Clementine (1946). It’s her version of the Julie London song “Warm in December.” This performance is from 2022. Tonight we have Samara Joy singing a holiday song that you probably haven’t heard a million times already this month. Those of you who skip that can do so now. So here’s the part where I put the music and the movies.

I don’t know if you are worried about Alzolay’s health, think the Cubs are going to land a major closer or you are all just in a bad mood, but 61 percent of you thought that Alzolay would fall short of 30 saves. Last night I asked you if you thought that Adbert Alzolay would record 30 saves for the Cubs in 2024.

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