chibears55

Something tells me these guys would struggle scoring off of Wicks if he was pitching for the Pirates tonight 🙄😂

Bad decision by Happ, down 4 and only 1 out.. Im out, ill check score later

Spot a team 5 in the first and then ask an offense that has only scored 5 in a game four times in last 16 games

When they lose this one, they're just going 1-6 in next 7 away from going 20-3 and following that with 3-20.. How pathetic is that

Lol, this one is all but over, doubt they have 4-5 runs in this offense tonight. Ill check on score later

When it relates to the Cubs, I just see RIP 😂

Counsell goes back to original order outside of PCA leading off, dropping everyone else down 1 spot. 🙄🙄🙄

Asshat will pitch a complete game shutout with 12 Ks 🤷🙄

Im getting close to leaning this way, but they have 43 games left until the break, and it mostly against teams they should be able to beat. A currently struggling offense aside, I just dont know if the pitching overall can hold up until guys return from injuries and they actually make trades. I think if they can win around 25 of these next 43 and stay in range, then it'll be worth making those type of moves, but if they play 500 or below to the break, I think Hoyer should do what he needs to do to get guys like Alcantara, Ramirez, etc up and playing out the second half to see if theyll be part of 2027.

If Hoyer wants to try and save the season, although it very very hard and unlikely with this rotation/pitching, a manager change is his best route right now.

That 20-3 run is melting away 2-13 , 9 Ls in a row I mean can they really flip that and go 3-20 🤮🤮🤮

Ok, guess Google needs to be made aware of it... lmao Yes, Jim Deshaies qualifies for Major League Baseball pension benefits.To vest in the MLB Pension Plan, a player needs a minimum of 43 days of Major League service time. Deshaies pitched in the majors for 12 seasons (1984–1995), accumulating well over 10 years of service time, which qualifies him to receive a full vested pension. I did see now what youre saying, only 9 full seasons and 3 with just 2 starts each year.

How would you rate Hoyer top FA signings.. Taillon, Imanaga, Swanson, Maton, Bellinger, Bregman

Guess he's not having his best season with the bat anymore 🙄

Let's see if these bats can show some urgency these last couple innings