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Tip of the cap to the Rockies, they’re the better team. It’s close but I’ll give them the edge.

Brown, Imanaga, Assad, Rea and Wicks will be out 1-5 for at least another week.

The game tying solo home run against LA in April? That’s the only hit that comes to mind.

The Rockies and Cubs are 2 very evenly matched teams.

For whatever it’s worth, the Cubs have over $100 million coming off the books next season and a lot of the guys coming off the books are starting pitchers who aren’t very good. Outside of 75% of the infield there’s at least enough contractual flexibility to reshuffle the roster quickly and add quality arms instead of being on the hook for aging players like Sandiego and Philly, who failed to cash in on their championship windows. No guarantees with Jed but at least it’s not a do or die situation.

Catches: Loveland yards: Burden Touchdowns: Loveland I think Burden plays well into Caleb’s down the field vision.

Busch too. 2024: 788/712 2025: 910/642 2026: 805/752 I wish both could combine their right handed splits from a year ago.

They really miss 2025 Brad Keller. They struck lightening in a bottle last year with their high leverage bullpen arms and win last nights game 3-1 with their 2025 high leverage magic.

I liked seeing Shaw and Pedro with key hits. The future looks bright for someone else’s infield once they’re inevitably traded. That was a weird game.

It’s been 5 weeks since they last won a game at wrigley without a walk off.

Cubs have a team OPS edge of 958>576 as of right now.

The Cubs 100% hold the 2-1 lead last year.

Experienced losers.

Cubs have a 172 team wRC+ with only 2 horsefeathers runs to show for it in 7 innings.

Cubs are trying to achieve having the highest team wOBA ever for a team that scored only 2 runs.