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14 Cubs players who won't return in 2027 as Jed Hoyer searches for answer to Brewers problem (opens the original)
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The Chicago Cubs' season has once again come to a close with the realization that while they made the playoffs, they weren't quite a World Series contender. Perhaps that would have been different if the Cubs had Ben Brown, Justin Steele, and Cade Horton available during the playoffs, but the overall point remains: a gap remains between where they are and where the Milwaukee Brewers are. If we're being honest, even the Wild Card series proved that a gap may exist between the Cubs and San Diego Pa
Cubs have Clay Holmes conundrum with Wild Card elimination looming vs. Padres (opens the original)
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Losing Game 1 to the San Diego Padres in the Wild Card series, the Chicago Cubs are now facing an uphill climb on Wednesday and Thursday. Under the current format, only one team has gone on to win the Wild Card series after losing Game 1. Kevin Gausman is going to get the start tonight, but after that, the plan has yet to be revealed. Outside of Matthew Boyd, it would seem all of the pitchers Craig Counsell used on Tuesday night will also be available in Game 2. The question becomes how does Cou
Alex Bregman's limitations are handcuffing Craig Counsell's Wild Card lineup decisions (opens the original)
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The fact that Alex Bregman is playing in games less than two weeks after taking a foul ball to the face and suffering multiple facial fractures is incredible, and while the Chicago Cubs are at their best with Bregman in the lineup, his current limitations have limited the flexibility Craig Counsell has elsewhere. Bregman served as the Cubs' designated hitter during their Game 1 loss to the San Diego Padres, and that's tied to the comfort level of him playing third base. When healthy, Bregman is
Cubs turn to Kevin Gausman for Game 2 vs. Padres but Wild Card elimination feels inevitable (opens the original)
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The vibes surrounding the Chicago Cubs couldn't be any lower. It was no surprise that the San Diego Padres were the hottest team in baseball as the playoffs arrived, but there was some expectation that the Cubs could still make it a competitive series. That feels like an uphill climb after Game 1, and tasked with getting the Cubs back on track in Game 2 on Wednesday night will be Kevin Gausman. Craig Counsell confirmed that Gausman will get the start for the Cubs tonight, and it comes after his
Cubs punched their Wild Card ticket but can't escape uncomfortable regular season reality (opens the original)
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The Chicago Cubs are here again. The Cubs reached the playoff through means of stumbling into the fifth seed in the NL Wild Card race, and have a series against the San Diego Padres on deck. Considering the Cubs spent most of the season without Cade Horton, Justin Steele, and Ben Brown, making the playoffs certainly feels like an accomplishment. But is that the reality the Cubs are forced to live with? Sharing the same division as the Milwaukee Brewers, have we reached the point where simply fin
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