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Cubs vs Red Sox Doubleheader, 9/25/26: Game 1 @ 12:05pm (Holmes vs Gamboa); Game 2 @ 4:35pm (Peterson vs Bello)


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1 minute ago, UMFan83 said:

No but they'll probably in the afternoon on a workday which I can't stand.

Red Sox-Yankees will obviously get the 6pm games, and San Diego will get the late games.  Then the Cubs will either play at 1 or 3pm

Also I'm pretty sure they start the latest games at 8pm CT.  It's usually like 1pm, 3pm, 6pm, 8pm or something like that

So if we play Atlanta it will probably be like

1pm: White Sox/Guardians at Astros

3pm: Cubs at Braves

6pm: Red Sox at Yankees

8pm: Phillies at Padres

 

If we play San Diego (in SD) looking at:

1pm: White Sox/Guardians at Astros

3pm: Phillies at Braves

6pm: Red Sox at Yankees

8pm: Cubs at Padres

 

If we play in Chicago, it might still be 8pm as the other 2 games are hosted by EST teams, so it would either be the Astros series or the Cubs series

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Posted (edited)
8 minutes ago, Papa Cub said:

So, with that loss, are we playing in San Diego or Atlanta?

two games left even if we win both we might have a shot at Homefield, but it is not looking good at all at this point.

Padres are play Arizona and Phillies are at home against the Rays who are probably resting guys. So yea, i think its about 99% sure theyre going to Atlanta 

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2 minutes ago, chibears55 said:

Padres are play Arizona and Phillies are at home against the Rays who are probably resting guys. So yea, i think its about 99% sure theyre going to Atlanta 

Phillies have been pretty meh as well lately...

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Who cares at this point. They blew a 5 game lead in the NL wild card. If they need home field advantage for an edge against tough but beatable Braves or padres teams then they have no shot against the dodgers or Brewers.

Who the horsefeathers would consider losing to Milwaukee in the LDS again a successful season anyways.

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1 minute ago, Geographyhater8888 said:

Who cares at this point. They blew a 5 game lead in the NL wild card. If they need home field advantage for any possible advantage to beat a beatable Braves or padres team then they have no shot against the dodgers or Brewers.

Who the horsefeathers would consider losing to Milwaukee in the LDS again a successful season anyways.

It was like a 6.5 or 7 lead at one point if I'm not mistaken.

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Glad they clinched, today' loss was super annoying, granted Holmes walking too many batters again was a big contributor.  But the Red Sox had an awful lot of BAIP luck on their sides today.

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2 minutes ago, s2obed said:

Phillies have been pretty meh as well lately...

Yea but being at home needing to hold off Arizona and an outside chance to catch SD might ignite them for a couple games..

We'll see how the Rays approach these games with their pitching and resting regulars

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10 minutes ago, UMFan83 said:

No but they'll probably in the afternoon on a workday which I can't stand.

Red Sox-Yankees will obviously get the 6pm games, and San Diego will get the late games.  Then the Cubs will either play at 1 or 3pm

3pm probably  which is better than a late game.  Kids can at least watch.  Reminds me of 84. Getting off school to see the Cubs romp the Padres 13-0 in game 1

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3 minutes ago, gflore34 said:

Glad they clinched, today' loss was super annoying, granted Holmes walking too many batters again was a big contributor.  But the Red Sox had an awful lot of BAIP luck on their sides today.

Could you imagine the panic if the Cubs didnt eke out a win yesterday?  

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The Padres are 49-29 at home and 40-41 on the road.  Obviously anything can happen in a 2-3 game sample and the Cubs did win a series there earlier this year but the road gets a lot tougher

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3 minutes ago, UMFan83 said:

Could you imagine the panic if the Cubs didnt eke out a win yesterday?  

And getting beat by a meddling below average player yet again.   Cubs just love making heroes of garbage players don't they - Trevino, that idiot in Seattle, Wong today.

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15 minutes ago, UMFan83 said:

The Padres are 49-29 at home and 40-41 on the road.  Obviously anything can happen in a 2-3 game sample and the Cubs did win a series there earlier this year but the road gets a lot tougher

Also the hottest team in baseball with a bullpen better than the Marlins. Not looking good for us right now. 

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17 minutes ago, Brian707 said:

3pm probably  which is better than a late game.

Disagree.  I would much rather be able to get everything else out of the way and sit down to watch a late game.

If it's 3pm, I will be partially watching/partially working, then dealing with the kids' after school activities, etc.

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56 minutes ago, chibears55 said:

Padres are play Arizona and Phillies are at home against the Rays who are probably resting guys. So yea, i think its about 99% sure theyre going to Atlanta 

Not even close to a 99% chance the Cubs play Atlanta. 

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2 hours ago, WhyCantWeWin said:

Holmes is pretty mediocre, Rojas also killing the ball with the mets… 

I forgot they traded Rojas for him.  *moans*

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41 minutes ago, ILMindState said:

Also the hottest team in baseball with a bullpen better than the Marlins. Not looking good for us right now. 

Great bullpen sure means quite a bit.  The whole hottest team in baseball narrative doesn't mean anything.  Time and again we've seen teams limping into the playoffs, find something in the post season and, either win it all or go further than expected.

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36 minutes ago, Stratos said:

I forgot they traded Rojas for him.  *moans*

Right, because AA/AAA success always seamlessly translates to the big leagues.  I to moaned and groaned about Cam Smith after he had a good series vs. the Cubs turns out he may not be a generational talent.  He's young and maybe was rushed to big leagues so, he might end up being good or bad, as he is now.

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30 minutes ago, gflore34 said:

Right, because AA/AAA success always seamlessly translates to the big leagues.  I to moaned and groaned about Cam Smith after he had a good series vs. the Cubs turns out he may not be a generational talent.  He's young and maybe was rushed to big leagues so, he might end up being good or bad, as is he now.

 

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1 minute ago, cl smooth said:

more runners left on base. 

Well, the good news is they're continuing to generate base runners and put pressure on the opposition.  Sooner or later they'll cash in, the opposition will not continue to make the perfect pitch in such scenarios.

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