If you’ve been watching Taylor McGregor call Cubs games on Marquee Sports Network, her run with the team is about to end.
When is her last game?
McGregor’s last game covering the Cubs for Marquee is Thursday’s home finale. That’s the cutoff because her new commitments won’t let her travel with the team to Boston afterward — so rather than finishing out a road trip, the home finale is where her Marquee coverage stops.
Why the timing works out this way
- McGregor is moving to a full-time role at ESPN, a network she’s already worked for as a college football sideline reporter since 2019 — before Marquee even launched in 2020.
- Her football obligations at ESPN conflict with traveling for the Cubs’ remaining games, which is why the home finale, not a later date, marks the end.
What’s not confirmed yet
The reporting doesn’t include an exact start date for her ESPN role or say who, if anyone, will take over her spot on Marquee’s Cubs broadcasts. Anyone tracking those specifics should watch for official word from Marquee or ESPN, since neither detail was part of the original report.
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