Drift off with a calm summer afternoon at Wrigley Field as the St. Louis Cardinals take on the Chicago Cubs in this full 1986 broadcast.

This is classic daytime baseball at its most relaxing - steady pitching rhythms, gentle crowd ambience, and the unmistakable sound of a mid-80s broadcast drifting through the afternoon air. With both teams in a quiet regular season matchup, the pace remains unhurried and consistent throughout.

Originally played during the 1986 season - where the Cubs finished well out of contention - this game carries that perfect low-stakes atmosphere ideal for sleep, focus, or background listening.

Whether you’re winding down for the night or just need something soft and familiar in the background, this is baseball as it was meant to be heard: slow, warm, and timeless.

Perfect for:

• Sleep
• Relaxation
• Studying
• Background ambience

The Yankees opened the 2026 season in dominant fashion, shutting out the Giants 7 - 0 at Oracle Park.

1. Max Fried sets the tone

• Max Fried delivered a commanding debut for New York
• Line: 6⅓ innings, 0 runs, 2 hits, 4 strikeouts
• After a slightly shaky first inning, he retired 18 of his last 20 batters

2. Explosive second inning

• Yankees scored 5 runs in the 2nd inning, effectively deciding the game early
• Big contributions from:

3. Giants’ ace struggles

• Logan Webb:

4. Quiet night for Aaron Judge

• Aaron Judge went 0-for-5 with 4 strikeouts
• Yankees still produced 7 runs without a home run, showing lineup depth

5. Giants offense flat

• Just 2–3 hits total, no real scoring threats
• Tough debut for new manager Tony Vitello

The Yankees opened the 2026 season in dominant fashion, shutting out the Giants 7 - 0 at Oracle Park.

1. Max Fried sets the tone

• Max Fried delivered a commanding debut for New York
• Line: 6⅓ innings, 0 runs, 2 hits, 4 strikeouts
• After a slightly shaky first inning, he retired 18 of his last 20 batters

2. Explosive second inning

• Yankees scored 5 runs in the 2nd inning, effectively deciding the game early
• Big contributions from:

3. Giants’ ace struggles

• Logan Webb:

4. Quiet night for Aaron Judge

• Aaron Judge went 0-for-5 with 4 strikeouts
• Yankees still produced 7 runs without a home run, showing lineup depth

5. Giants offense flat

• Just 2–3 hits total, no real scoring threats
• Tough debut for new manager Tony Vitello