03/08/2020
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1989 was more than the Simpsons' first year on the air. (TCA Staff)
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Makeshift placard that tracked Chicago Cubs shortstop Shawon Dunston's batting average.
08/22/2019
Who's counting? Baseball card collector Beau Thompson is. He's aiming to get 1 million Cubs cards
Here's to the Card-O-Meter, to 1,000,000 - and beyond!
Who's counting?
07/11/2019
Frontier League wins All-Star game
Shawon with a Sac Fly in the Frontier League's first All-Star Game & Win!
Two Southern Illinois Miners played valuable roles for the Frontier League Wednesday night when they blanked the Can-Am League 7-0 in the leagues’ first All-Star Game in Pomona, N.Y.
07/08/2019
Sports | Miners fall 10-1 to Grizzlies in third straight loss
Four-hit game for Shawon!
MARION — The start of a season-long nine-game homestand against the Frontier League’s last-place teams hasn’t exactly gone to plan for the Miners.
06/29/2019
2 Wild Things chosen for all-star game
All-Star Shawon Jr.!
The Frontier League has tried for a long time to spice up its all-star game. It used the traditional division vs. division format for many years, then added a home
06/06/2019
A somewhat unruly bunch.
06/05/2019
On this 30th anniversary of the SHAWON-O-METER it’s the perfect time to kickoff the campaign of another #12, MLB All-Star Kyle Schwarber Chicago Cubs #EverybodyIn
05/06/2019
Cubs Legends display case
If you switched over to the Cubs game after the Kentucky Derby you might have seen these credits. June 5th marks the 30th anniversary of the SHAWON-O-METER - how should we celebrate?
02/07/2019
Chicago Tribune
This photo was taken 6/4/14, the eve of the 25th anniversary. It was amazing to be in the booth with Len & JD. 6/5/19 marks the 30th anniversary!
It’s sad to see the Cubs leaving WGN, their partner through thick and (mostly) thin, writes Paul Sullivan. "It’s just another sign that nothing lasts forever."
11/14/2018
Roster confirmed for Australian Baseball League debut | Voxy.co.nz
Shawon Jr makes the final roster for the Auckland Tuatara in the Australian Baseball League. Josh Collmenter is also on the team. I saw Josh make his MLB debut in AZ on 11/17/11.
Auckland Tuatara manager Steve Mintz has confirmed the roster for the franchise’s Australian Baseball League debut series in Perth this week.
11/12/2018
Auckland Tuatara
Shawon Jr with a big night in Auckland loss.
Wrap of the second game of the pre-season series against Brisbane.
09/26/2018
On the Jumbo tonight!
08/23/2018
Chicago Cubs
Had heard about this playing on the Jumbo, finally get to see it!
Fan signs help make Wrigley Field history.
08/12/2018
Cubsessions co-author Randy Richardson at the Cubs Legends display case yesterday in Wrigley Field. Copies available here!:
https://eckhartzpress.com/shop/cubsessions/
06/07/2018
Shawon 1-4 with a sac fly in the Dogs win!
06/07/2018
It’s Rising!!
06/07/2018
The meter is back at Impact Field tonight. Great job Sandy! Shawon Jr quickly doubled!
06/06/2018
Chicago Dogs
Shawon Jr gets mobbed after his walkoff hit in the bottom of the 11th!
Clearly all of our fans stuck it out 'til the end ... 😅
Second home win is in the books on a walk-off winner and the lone run of the game! Stick it out with us tomorrow as we close off the series. #SHUTOUT
06/06/2018
Thank you Chicago Dogs for an epic night - capped-off with Shawon's walkoff hit in the 11th!
We couldn't wait until #TransformationTuesday to share this EPIC father➡️son transformation with you guys!
Thank you to David Cihla for throwing out the ceremonial first pitch yesterday and for bringing the Shawon-O-Meter back to life at none other than Impact Field for its 29th anniversary.
06/06/2018
Shawon Jr with the walkoff RBI in extras!
06/06/2018
Thankfully I didn’t suck. Honored to have Shawon Jr as my battery mate
06/06/2018
First pitch ball
06/05/2018
It's short notice but I'll be throwing out the first pitch tonight at Impact Field in Rosemont. It would be great to see some Shawon-O-Meter fans! It's $2 Domestic Beer Night - can't beat that!
BOY DO WE HAVE A SURPRISE FOR YOU!
29 years ago today, David Cihla raised the first Shawon-O-Meter in the bleachers of Wrigley Field in support of Shawon Dunston Sr. during a series against the Mets.
Tonight, on its 29th anniversary, the Shawon-O-Meter will make its return right here at Impact Field as Cihla will be throwing out the first pitch and premiering the return of the Shawon-O-Meter for the first time since 2002 for our very own, Shawon Dunston Jr.
What better way to #BePartOfHistory than to watch history repeat itself with us tonight?
05/23/2018
Some flashback love on the jumbo tonight!
05/18/2018
Shawon Dunston Jr., son of former Cub, highlights Chicago Dogs' first roster
It might be time to dust off the Meter!
The son of the longtime Cubs shortstop will be a familiar name in the lineup for Chicago's new independent baseball club.
04/10/2018
03/30/2018
The Southernmost Shawon-O-Meter at the Greatest Bar in America!
Cubs Win!, Cubs Win!"
The Cubs’ new leadoff hitter Ian Happ christened the 2018 major-league season in a major-league way when he smacked a first-pitch fastball from Marlins starter Jose Urena, over the right-field fence. The Cubs went on to win 8-4
Here's Buco, Chicago native and Green Parrot utility-man, who, in sports parlance, can only be described as our Green Parrot Franchise Player, pictured here last year sprucing up our prized Shawon-O-Meter and our vintage Harray Caray poster.
, Go Cubs!!#greenparrotbar #shawonometer#shawondunston #cubs #openingday#chicagocubs#chicagosports #guthriestavern #wrigleyvilletap#wrigleyville #wrigleyfield #billygoattavern #gocubs#harrycaray #takeneouttotheballgame#letsplaytwo
01/14/2018
Cubsessions: Famous Fans of Chicago's North Side Baseball Team
Just in time for Opening Day!
Cubsessions tells the story of divergent life paths – the roads taken, the failures experienced, and the successes reached – and how those paths all come together for a collective passion.
07/17/2017
Happy 70th birthday to Steve Stone. When Arne Harris aired the Shawon-O-Meter for the 1st time in 6/89 Stoney said "I like the Shawon-O-Meter, that's a good idea". Thanks again Steve for the encouragement!
05/22/2017
Giants coach Shawon Dunston still feels love for, pride in the Cubs
Nice article on Shawon with some love for the meter in today's Sun Times that should make any Cubs fan of a certain age nostalgic.
“I was rooting for them after they beat us,” Dunston said. “I knew they had a chance to win the World Series, and I was rooting for them hard."
04/24/2017
A change on the ICHI-METER.
04/19/2017
The 2017 Cubs Legends display case.
04/19/2017
Here is the Shawon-O-Meter on display at Wrigley Field, with a more prominent positioning of the accessories (red & blue marker, tape & calculator) for the 2017 season.
04/16/2017
Shawon-O-Meter
The Chicago Tribune is remembering Mike Royko this week, 20 years since his passing. Royko had a special affinity for Shawon, as evidenced in Paul Sullivan's (Sportswriter for the Tribune) 2010 post on his "Surviving the Cubs" blog.
Always have to pick sides in the World Series to make it worth watching, and this year I’m rooting for the Giants. It has nothing to do with the teams or the players or the cities, though San…
04/12/2017
Constable: Banners rise, bullpens fall
Nice mention in a review of Opening Night, the first in the championship era.
Fans love the addition of banners hailing the Chicago Cubs as 2016 World Champions. As for the rest of the night, fans are sorry to see the bullpens no longer on the field, but they are happy to see an infamous seat down the leftfield line vanish.
04/12/2017
Folks visiting Wrigley Field will see many changes at the ballpark this year, including the “Cubs Legends” display case under the left field bleachers. The blue and red markers, scotch tape and calculator – critical components of the Shawon-O-Meter Display System – are now prominently displayed in front of the sign and no longer at the .2 – 7 fold. I noticed this upgrade around 1AM after the Home Opener but my phone had lost all power. Posted photo is from last season, will be documenting the new configuration during the ‘Opening Day’ game Thursday VS the Dodgers.
04/09/2017
Here are Cubs arbitration results up until 2010, 40% of the players won - including Shawon. That seems to be about the MLB average. I don’t remember who it was but a sportswriter told me shortly after Shawon won that we were mentioned during the hearing, something like “and Shawon is a fan favorite, as evidenced by the ‘Shawon-O-Meter’.”
So all our shenanigans helped put $$$ in Shawon’s pocket!
04/09/2017
The precursor to the Shawon-O-Meter, published the day of the 1990 All Star Game at Wrigley Field:
Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia Inquirer, The (PA)
July 10, 1990
DYKSTRA FINDING CHICAGO HIS KIND OF TOWN, INDEED
Author: Frank Dolson, Inquirer Sports Editor
Edition: FINAL
Section: SPORTS
Page: C01
Dateline: CHICAGO
Estimated printed pages: 3
Article Text:
Len Dykstra spent the last three months determined to prove he could be a quality, everyday player in the big leagues. The Phillies' centerfielder did such a good job of it that tonight he's going to be at Wrigley Field, one of his favorite ballparks, batting leadoff for the National League all-stars.
He can hardly wait to see the reception he gets. Let the television people be forewarned: It may not be suitable for prime-time viewing.
"Every time I come here, they have a sheet out in the bleachers," Dykstra said. "I was telling my wife last night, I was wondering if they were going to have it for the All-Star Game."
You're probably wondering what the loyal members of the Lenny Dykstra Fan Club, Windy City division, have seen fit to print on that sheet. Perhaps something heartfelt but simple. A touching "We Love Lenny" would be nice.
Sorry. That's not it.
"It says, 'Lenny is a bed-wetter,' " said the all-star object of the Wrigley Field Bleacher Bums' affections. "It's huge, too. About six guys have to hold it. They put it in left field. I'm curious to see if they have that" tonight.
A thoughtful lot, those Bleacher Bums. Realizing how deeply touched Dykstra was the first time they unfurled their sheet, during a Mets visit in 1985, they've been bringing it ever since, not even deterred by Dykstra's change of uniforms.
"They haven't missed a game," the National League's starting centerfielder said with what sounded like a touch of pride. "It's big. That's some sheet."
"Yeah," he acknowledged, "I enjoy playing here. Definitely."
But never, in all probability, as much as he will enjoy playing here tonight, sheet or no sheet.
"Oh, it's great," Dykstra said early yesterday afternoon as he pulled on his uniform in Wrigley Field's home clubhouse. "To be with the National League's best players and to be voted in as an all-star is probably one of the top achievements a player can get. So I'm real excited and real happy."
Already, he was thinking about that magic moment when he comes to bat in the bottom of the first, stares out at the American League starter, Bob Welch, and awaits his first all-star pitch. A man needs to have a carefully thought- out plan of attack.
"I've got to decide whether to swing at the first pitch or take it and make my at-bat last long," Dykstra said, displaying the sense of humor that no doubt endeared him to the sheet-carriers in the bleachers. "It's a big decision. You know he's going to throw a fastball. You know I'm going to hit it. How exciting would that be, to hit a ground ball to second base on the first pitch?"
Certainly not exciting enough to befit the occasion. On the other hand, if he were to swing at Welch's first pitch and get a base hit, that would be exciting. Even an all-star with a major-league-high .360 batting average would get a charge out of that, especially one who was labeled a mere platoon player until he got to Philadelphia.
Dykstra said he "never really thought about" making the all-star team while he was in New York, platooning. "But I knew that once I had a chance to play every day, I'd have a chance to be where I'm at."
Where he was at on this red-letter day gave him an opportunity to rejoin some of his old Mets teammates - Kevin Mitchell, now of the Giants, who is the National League's starting leftfielder, and Darryl Strawberry.
"We were talking about that," Dykstra said. "It's pretty funny, isn't it? There were games Mitchell would be in left, I'd be in center and Straw would be in right, and now we're all here together at the All-Star Game."
Dykstra's sudden emergence as an all-star may have caught the sheet- carrying members of his fan club off guard, but it came as no surprise to his former Mets buddies.
Told that Strawberry said the big difference between Dykstra as a Phillie and Dykstra in his Mets days was that he finally was being given the opportunity to play every day, Dykstra replied: "Well, definitely. No question about it. I come to the ballpark now every day with the idea and plan that I've always had - getting on base."
It's a plan he has followed well, arriving at the 80-game point in the Phillies' season with an on-base percentage of .462. The fans were so impressed, they sent Dykstra soaring to the second-highest number of votes among the league's outfielders, a remarkably high finish for a man who had never come close to all-star recognition before.
"Yeah," he said, "they did a great job."
Maybe even those six guys with the sheet voted for him.
Caption:
PHOTO (1)
1. Phils' all-star at Wrigley batting cage. (United Press International)PHOTO
Memo:
ALL-STAR GAME
Copyright (c) 1990 The Philadelphia Inquirer
Record Number: 9002120318
04/09/2017
Game 100 // Tenth Inning, Cleveland // You Can Only End the Drought With a Little Rain, Or: How You Learned to Stop Worrying and Witness the Greatest Game in a Century (A Treatise on Heaven)
4,000 wonderful words. @big_inning tackles the greatest inning of the greatest game of all time. Honored to be included. @Cubs @ChicagoMuseum
There’s almost a certain sadness to it all. Winning, against two lifetimes of failure. Peering out through the morning fog of the battlefield, seeing an arch-enemy finally downed. Shot, and stabbed…
03/24/2017
David Fletcher (Chicago Baseball Museum) said the Meter was a hit w/Comcast at the preview of 'Reign Men'-Story of Game 7 to air 3/27 @Cubs
03/08/2017
Game 7. Thanks to Brendan Donley for making this happen.
03/08/2017
Game 6
03/08/2017
Game 2
03/04/2017
Newly discovered clip. Nice mention by Tom Seaver during Game 2 of the 1989 NLCS. Bob Costas on the play-by-play.
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Cubs/Sox Pregame 6/19/19
A little exposure before the game last night!
Cubs Legends display case
If you switched over to the Cubs game after the Kentucky Derby you might have seen these credits. June 5th marks the 30th anniversary of the SHAWON-O-METER - how should we celebrate?
On the Jumbo tonight!
Shawon 1-4 with a sac fly in the Dogs win!
It’s Rising!!
The meter is back at Impact Field tonight. Great job Sandy! Shawon Jr quickly doubled!
Thankfully I didn’t suck. Honored to have Shawon Jr as my battery mate
Newly discovered clip. Nice mention by Tom Seaver during Game 2 of the 1989 NLCS. Bob Costas on the play-by-play.
From the Spanish bcast, can make out Meter, 6-6-7, And Rising & Wrigley. Any translators?
Michigan fans may get a kick out of the “Pepp-O-Meter”, unveiled during Saturday’s home game against Rutgers on BTN. It tracks the plays-per-game of safety Jabrill Peppers. Announcer Kevin Kugler gives a nice acknowledgement during its debut.
Here’s a quick glimpse of us in the 1st inning during Budweiser Bleacher Fridays on 8/21. It was a 90’s theme and everyone in the bleachers received neon Cubs hats. Great fun to be part of that 4-game sweep of the Braves!! The meter had .462 for Shawon Jr’s most recent stint with the AZL Cubs during his rehab assignment. He just came off the DL and is back with the Myrtle Beach Pelicans in the Advanced A league. On the flip side we broke out a Schwarb-O-Meter, tracking his slugging %. Kyle started the day over .600 and unfortunately went 0-4. Here Steve and I are frantically calculating his 2nd AB possibilities – there are four!! With the Shawon-O-Meter we had his new average after a hit under the current average and just had to peal a couple #’s off. Calculating slugging % is way above our pay grade!!
Baseball lost Don Zimmer in 2014, here's a brief tribute from Harry after the last home game of 1989 - with O-Meter bookends.
Here’s the interview and associated comments from Wednesday night, due to MLB copyright rules play on the field has been blacked out. Len and JD were awesome, they made me feel right at home. Len really did his homework too, knowing more than me – that Dunston had three hits the day before we broke out the meter, raising his average from .187 to .203 – our starting average.
Here's a clip from last night's game, the 25th anniversary of the Shawon-O-Meter. Due to MLB copyright infringement the shots of play on the field have been removed.
It’s time to dust off the Shawon-O-Meter!! 25th anniversaries do not come around every day – just ask Edith!! Thursday, 6/5/14, marks the 25th anniversary of the Shawon-O-Meter and to commemorate we will be in the left field bleachers for the 6:05 game VS the Mets. We’ll be tracking Shawon Jr’s at-bats remotely from Kane County (Cougars game starts at 6:30). Come join us and have a beer!!
1990 All Star Game 9th inning
Top of the ninth. Jack Buck and Tim McCarver discuss Shawon's habit of motioning to 1st base before every pitch. The NL didn't have anything else going on this All-Star game so you really can't blame them.
All Star Game 7/10/90
This would be Shawon’s 2nd and final at bat in an All Star Game. He made the All Star Team in 1988 also but didn’t get an at bat. What’s missing from Shawon’s helmet? An “S”, of course. That would be added in 1993.
7/10/90 All-Star Game lineup
Here is the 7th inning NL defense after a 68-minute rain delay. Jack Buck and Tim McCarver get us caught up. This could be the most boring game in All-Star history. Here are some records: Lowest batting average - NL with .069; Fewest hits - NL with 2; Fewest total bases - NL with 2; Fewest total bases both teams - 10.
Shawon-O-Meter 9/11/90 - .275
Another lost clip!! And here we see operator error. Shawon had only two hits in his prior thirty at bats so we had “AND SINKING” at the bottom of the meter. I neglected to tear that off after his base hit. We never claimed to be perfect!!
Shawon-O-Meter 1990 - Yellow Pages
In 1990 this was our Google.
Shawon-O-Meter 9/2/97
This clip has it all. The legendary Tim Weigel narrates the day’s events of interleague play: -A juiced Sosa hits an opposite field blast to help the Cubs beat the Twins. -A juiced McGwire crushes one to help beat the White Sox. -Shawon hits two homers in his first game with the Pirates. Unfortunately that helped the White Sox.
Shawon-O-Meter 9/14/97
In celebration of the Cubs playing .500 ball against the Pirates, here’s another Shawon/Sveum clip, except Dale bats before Shawon this time. The result is the same, fishing for a strike-three breaking ball in the dirt.
Shawon-O-Meter 9/13/97
In honor of the Cubs Opening Day victory over the Pirates here is a game from 1997 against the Pirates, with Dale Sveum making the final out of the game. Shawon had just popped out to Sosa in right for the 2nd out of the inning. Shawon’s Achilles’ heel was the slider low and away. From the little I’ve seen on these old tapes Sveum’s Achilles’ heel was the slider low and in. We also get a quick glimpse of Sandberg in one of the last games of his career.
Shawon-O-Meter 4/13/96
Wayne Larrivee interviews Shawon before a game at Candlestick where a "Shawon-O-Meter" was spotted the day before.
Shawon Traded to San Francisco 1/8/96
NBC's Mark Giangreco reports Shawon's trade to the Giants. Hard to believe 17 years later Shawon Jr. would be wearing a Cubs uniform.
Shawon-O-Meter 4/12/96 - .382
This would be the first time the Cubs faced the Giants in 1996 and the first game Shawon would play against his former teammates. Some resourceful Giants fans get in on Shawon-O-Meter fun. We also get to hear the call by Wayne Larrivee who filled-in after Thom Brennaman's departure.
Shawon-O-Meter stats 9/30/95
Here's a graphic comparing Shawon's stats from 1989 & 1995. Of particular is the footnote at the bottom showing his average in 1989 after 5/31. The meter debuted 6/5/89.
Shawon-O-Meter 9/30/95 - .296
What an amazing finish to the 1995 season. The Cubs had won eight in a row and needed to win their final two games (and Colorado needed to lose their last two). This was the 2nd to last game of the year and the Cubs were still in the pennant race. Shawon would get an infield single this at bat, driving in the fourth run of the inning and giving the Cubs a 5-4 lead in the 3rd.
Lead-Off Man 9/30/95
Thom Brennaman is interviewed by Steve Stone before his second-to-last game as a Cubs broadcaster. The Cubs were still in the race for the recently implemented Wild Card on this final day of September.
Harry Caray sign-off 10-1-95
This is the most heartbreaking sports segment I can think of. At the time it was kind of funny, the immortal Harry Caray getting wistful after another season. Harry righted himself quickly and finished the true professional he was. You may remember the Budweiser commercial from that year (it played a few times during this game) where a son and father are on a dock fishing and the son gets all emotional – telling his father (I love ya man!) and the father tells him he’s not getting his Bud Light. I took some of the audio from this clip and added “Forget it Harry, you’re not getting my Bud Light” and used it as my outgoing phone message for a while. I didn’t see it at the time but this was a man facing mortality which unfortunately came too soon afterwards. I’m glad to have this entire game on tape; it was a beautiful shorts & t-shirt day in October, Harry spent an entire inning interviewing Ryne Sandberg and his family and the Cubs had completed just their third winning season in the prior 20 years (1984 & 1989 the others). If you didn’t know any better, listening to Harry you’d think the Cubs were battling for a playoff spot when actually their chance ended the day before. It seemed Harry really didn’t want this day or season to end.
Shawon-O-Meter 10-1-95 - .296
This would be the last meter appearance before Shawon's trade to the Giants. But he would return soon enough! A great run by the Cubs the final ten games of the year.
Nice Catch 10-1-95
This would be Shawon's last game in a Cubs uniform - but he would return! Steve Stone has some nice words regarding his pop-fly expertise.
Shawon-O-Meter 10/1/95 - .297
I bet Shawon was never called Harvey before! This was the last game of 1995 and what an exciting finish it was. The Cubs won eight must-win games in a row keeping their wild-card hopes alive before losing their last two games. They were still in the running the 2nd-to-last game of the year.
Ryne Sandberg Interview 10/1/95
Harry Caray does a great job interviewing Ryne Sandberg during the last game of 1995. Sandberg had been away from baseball for over a year and he would return to play the 1996 & ’97 seasons. You have to believe we’ll be seeing him in a Cubs uniform at Wrigley one of these days soon.
Shawon-O-Meter 9/12/95 - .312
This was Shawon's first at bat since serving a 4-game suspension for fighting - charging the mound after being hit in the shoulder with a Sergio Valdez changeup. Shawon was also suspended for two games in June for starting a bench-clearing brawl with Colorado, flipping Jason Bates' helmet off after he slid into second base. My commentary on the bottom of the meter is a play on the Dodger's starting pitcher, soon-to-be Rookie of the Year Hideo Nomo.
Shawon-O-Meter 7/24/95 - .345
Remember "Baseball Night in America"? Here's a clip from that short-lived disaster. We had the night game glitter version of the Shawon-O-Meter on display. Gary Thorne and Tommy Hutton announcing. Shawon would be the Chevrolet Player of the Game going 2-4 with a home run and 2 RBI.
Shawon-O-Meter 4/15/91 - .333
Shawon-O-Meter 8/8/95 - .342
Harry is chatting in the booth with Don Carson, President of Don and Charlie's in Scottsdale, AZ.
Dana Demuth to the rescue
Some caught the mention of the late Kevin Foster in the previous post. Here's a funny clip starring Kevin, Mark Grace and Dana DeMuth from that same day.
Shawon-O-Meter 8/8/95 - Harry intro
Harry uses the opening of the broadcast to talk about Shawon's improbable pursuit of the NL Batting Title.
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Comments
Hi! I was happy to see the Schwarb-o-meter in person pop up after Kyle Schwarber's 1st inning homerun at game 3 of the 2017 NLCS!
Sending prayers to the Shawon-O-Meter in Key West
Found this today
Finally saw it! I told our tour guide you went to NIU!