POSTGAME INTERVIEWS: Swanson, Assad, and Counsell | Cubs Locker Room Sound (6/24/2026)

Chicago Cubs shortstop Dansby Swanson and starting pitcher Javier Assad speak to the media after a 10-3 win against the New York Mets. Swanson breaks down his recent power surge and mental conviction at the plate, while manager Craig Counsell provides an injury update on starting pitcher Ben Brown. 🔗 Watch more Cubs coverage on Marquee: https://watchmarquee.com KEY MOMENTS: 0:00 ▸ Craig Counsell on Dansby Swanson's mental grind and success 0:58 ▸ Cap-tip to Tyler Ferguson and the bullpen performance 1:31 ▸ Evaluating Swanson’s consistency entering the week 1:56 ▸ Ben Brown injury update: Neck discomfort and next steps 2:53 ▸ Update on Edward Cabrera’s status 3:23 ▸ Navigating the starting rotation with recent injuries 3:53 ▸ Manager's evaluation of Javier Assad’s performance 4:17 ▸ Javier Assad on the Norwegian fans in center field 4:50 ▸ Assad on the keys to escaping big jams and defensive support 5:42 ▸ Assad on Brown and Cabrera rotation injuries 6:42 ▸ Assad on Dansby Swanson's 7-RBI performance 7:18 ▸ Dansby Swanson on the mental side of his recent success 7:41 ▸ Swanson on finding conviction and a belief-driven environment 8:16 ▸ Overcoming frustration without doubting capabilities 8:54 ▸ Importance of two-out hitting and team relentlessness 9:42 ▸ Swanson on the lineup getting on track collectively 10:29 ▸ Processing the rotation’s recent injury challenges 11:33 ▸ Swanson on home run mechanics: "Round ball, round bat" SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE: YouTube ►► https://bit.ly/41Tgb7Q Marquee App ►► https://bit.ly/48hGTdY Cubs Now Podcast ►► https://bit.ly/3OPmy90 FOLLOW US:   / watchmarquee   |   / watchmarquee   |   / watchmarquee   |   / watchmarquee   Marquee Sports Network is your official home for Chicago Cubs baseball! Postgame interviews & locker room sound featuring Javier Assad, Dansby Swanson and Craig Counsell | Chicago Cubs vs. New York Mets at Wrigley Field | June 24, 2026 #cubs #chicagocubs #mlb #dansbyswanson #javierassad