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A Cubs fan’s guide to the Wild Card Series (opens the original)
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If you buy something from a link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. The 162-game regular season is behind us and the brackets are set for the Wild Card round, which has already opened in Atlantat this afternoon. It’s been quite the season across baseball. We saw two future Hall of Fame pitchers end their careers, with Max Scherzer throwing on short rest the final day of the season to draw within three strikeouts of Justin Verlander’s career mark of 3,560. We also saw new
The Short Porch and the Cubs have jet lag (opens the original)
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Here’s hoping the Cubs are faring better The end of the 2026 season has been a rocky road for the Chicago Cubs. September was one of two months that saw them post sub-.500 marks on the season with an 11-13 record. They finished exactly .500 in their last 10 games. They dropped two winnable games against the Red Sox and two winnable games against the Marlins. It felt like they might be limping into the Postseason even before star third baseman Alex Bregman took a foul ball to the face, resulting
Alex Bregman is having a monster second half (opens the original)
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The Cubs offense is surging, led in part by their third baseman. The Cubs took two of three from the National League East division-leading Braves at Wrigley Field, winning the series. Once again, likely NL MVP Pete Crow-Armstrong led the Cubs offense with two home runs and a triple, but as has often been the case this season he’s had company with another teammate having a big game. On Wednesday night that backup act was Alex Bregman who put on an offensive show of his own [VIDEO]. In addition to
Pete Crow-Armstrong has the Cubs first 10 fWAR season since 1929 (opens the original)
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In 2001 Sammy Sosa had a Cubs season for the ages. He posted 9.9 fWAR as he slashed .328/.437/.737 with 64 home runs, 146 runs and 160 RBI in 711 plate appearances. Prior to last night it was the best single season in Cubs history since 1929 when Rogers Hornsby posted a .380/.459/.679 slashline with 39 home runs, two stolen bases, 156 runs and 149 RBI. As of last night, Sosa’s historic 2001 is now third on the Cubs all-time best seasons by fWAR because Pete Crow-Armstrong has passed him with a 1
The Cubs bullpen looks like a big problem heading into the Postseason (opens the original)
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The Cubs pitching might have reached its limit. If you buy something from a link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. The last two games in Milwaukee have been the sort of close but not good enough affairs that are designed to rip baseball fans’ hearts out. It’s not losing to the Brewers that’s causing distress as rain blankets the North Side of Chicago on a gloomy September morning, it’s the nature of the losses. These were games that the Cubs had in hand late and just ne
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