Cubs BCB After Dark: Which Wild Card is best?

Tonight on BCB After Dark, we dive into two stories that should tickle the fancy of night owls, early risers, new parents and Cubs fans around the world.

First, we revisit the debate over who should win the National League Rookie of the Year. Last week, 71 percent of you voted for Reds' standout Sal Stewart. Coming in second with 21 percent was St. Louis' JJ Wetherholt.

Next, we take a musical journey to remember jazz legend John Coltrane, who would have turned 100 years old next week. Coltrane released his best-selling and masterpiece album A Love Supreme in 1965, just two years before his death. The album is widely considered one of the top jazz recordings ever made. You can watch a music video featuring Coltrane and his band, recorded at the legendary Van Gelder Studio in New Jersey, on the Watch TCM app until September 23.

Finally, we wrap up the evening with a look at the 1951 film You Never Can Tell, starring Dick Powell as a dog. Yes, you read that correctly. Powell plays Rex Shepard, a dog in a man's body who must solve his own murder in this noir satire. While the film may not be sharp, it's still silly fun and worth a watch. Powell and his co-star, horse Goldie Harvey played by Joyce Holden, do a great job with the ridiculous premise. You Never Can Tell is currently available on the Watch TCM app until September 23.