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Cubs' Kevin Gausman plan for Game 2 vs. Padres may require an unusually quick hook (opens the original)
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Well, the good news for Kevin Gausman is that he doesn't have a difficult act to follow. Matthew Boyd's dud of a Game 1 performance, in conjunction with an offense that kowtowed at the alter of Michael King, has put the Chicago Cubs on the ropes in a series they were already unlikely to win. The team's big trade deadline acquisition was officially announced as the Game 2 starter after questions about his status arose following left shoulder discomfort, and having his steady presence on the mound
Alex Bregman is Cubs' most important player ahead of Game 1 battle with Michael King (opens the original)
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Unlike the Chicago Cubs, who took some time before announcing Matthew Boyd as their Game 1 starter for the Wild Card Round, there was no debate about who the San Diego Padres would counter with. Michael King has been their ace all year long and is by far their best starting pitcher. In terms of raw stats, it's definitely a matchup that favors the Friars; King covered huge volume this year (185 innings) while pitching to a 3.21 ERA and 4.13 FIP. Meanwhile, Boyd navigated various injuries and reco
Aaron Civale could be the surprising answer to the Cubs' biggest playoff question (opens the original)
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This feels like something I could have just copy-and-pasted from any number of recent iterations of this team, but I'll write it fresh just for the sake of posterity: The Chicago Cubs' bullpen stinks. Since the trade deadline, that unit ranks 17th in the league in ERA (4.11) and 28th in FIP (4.65). As a collective, they've contributed -0.4 fWAR to the team's cause in that span. There's no shortage of parties deserving of the blame for this extended, putrid stretch. Jacob Webb, the Cubs' once-rel
Ian Happ shares emotional Wrigley Field moment with Cubs fans that feels like possible farewell (opens the original)
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There was a lot for the Chicago Cubs to celebrate on Thursday, including Pete Crow-Armstrong's 40th stolen base of the season - making him just the seventh player ever to join the 40-40 club - and a victory over the Miami Marlins that clinched their spot in the postseason bracket for the second consecutive year. However, there was also a bittersweet moment before the game we'd be remiss not to look back on. Due for his first foray into free agency this offseason, Ian Happ is winding down what co
2 things Cubs can't ignore with the final 10 days of the season finally here (opens the original)
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The final 10 days, nine games, and three series of the 2026 MLB season are here, though the Chicago Cubs are certainly hoping to extend their run far beyond that. With the NL Central already out of reach -- the Milwaukee Brewers became the first team to clinch a division title earlier this week -- this final stretch of the regular season is all about getting favorable positioning in the standings. At this point, that means grabbing the No. 4 seed and home-field advantage in the Wild Card Round.
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