Chicago Cubs

The Cubs bring 9 breakdowns to the Jomboy library, and they lean heavily into the NL Central rivalry energy that makes that division a content factory.

The Rockies hitting Bryant and Rizzo, the Cubs hitting Arenado, and Javy Baez going deep is a three-act play in one breakdown. Over 1.5 million views. That's what happens when two teams decide to settle everything in one game and Jomboy is watching.

The Reds and Cubs throwing high and in, yelling, clearing benches, and getting ejected is 1.4 million views of pure NL Central hostility. These teams genuinely do not like each other, and Jomboy captures every dirty look and every word the cameras missed.

The umpire immediately ejecting Nico Hoerner after a calm complaint is one of those breakdowns that makes you question whether the umpire was having a bad day or just woke up and chose violence. Over 346K views.

Justin Bour on the basepaths against the Cubs is comedy gold. 330K views of a large man attempting to do things that large men should not attempt on a baseball diamond.

Chicago's tag profile is heavy on manager ejections, umpire controversies, and ejections in general. The Cubs argue a lot, which makes sense when you consider that playing at Wrigley means every call is amplified by 40,000 passionate fans.

The Cubs may have broken their curse in 2016, but they haven't broken their habit of showing up in Jomboy breakdowns.