Chicago Cubs 2026

#1,926      
Dawson wanted to play in Wrigley so badly in 1985 he handed Dallas Green a one year contract with nothing written in the dollar amount line & said “ fill in whatever amount you feel is fair & we’ll see what happens .

iirc, he basically hit +35 homers every year , won an MVP & made some decent money at the time
Didn't he play for $500,000 that year if I remember right?
 
#1,929      
Yeah, the bullpen fell apart. That has been unfortunate. But this team has been fun to watch and stranger things have happened.
I'm with you fully.

This team is a known entity. A league MVP, potent offense, elite defense, starting pitching that *can* win games, and a bullpen that will likely give a few pacemakers their money's worth come October.

I say let it ride!
 
#1,930      
I'm with you fully.

This team is a known entity. A league MVP, potent offense, elite defense, starting pitching that *can* win games, and a bullpen that will likely give a few pacemakers their money's worth come October.

I say let it ride!
all we need is luck
 
#1,934      
Watching the Cubs bullpen:

The Movie Drinking GIF
 
#1,937      
No lead is safe.
They have to be up by like six in the seventh inning it feels like. Even last night kind of sucked. I think the way he is pitching Imanaga has to be on the wild card roster. Maybe forget about some of these bullpen guys. Maybe in one game you can have the starter go five, Imanaga and Peterson combine for three, and Zeferjahn or Palencia close out. IDK
 
#1,939      
'Anxious to prove his real value, Dawson batted .287 with a league-leading 49 home runs, 137 RBI and 353 total bases. Even though the Cubs finished in last place that season, Dawson was awarded the NL MVP Award and his seventh Gold Glove Award.'

 
#1,943      
I need to hear somebody explain that last play.
How many men did PCA leave on base tonight?
Seiya is just so passive until he swings at a ball out of the zone.
Not a good start from Holmes. Assad didn't help.
Other than that we did OK.
Sometimes I wonder about Seiya’s approach at the plate. Seems like he takes a lot of called strike threes.
 
#1,945      
I need to hear somebody explain that last play.
How many men did PCA leave on base tonight?
Seiya is just so passive until he swings at a ball out of the zone.
Not a good start from Holmes. Assad didn't help.
Other than that we did OK.
PCA left a lot of runners on base tonight
 
#1,949      
That is crazy that a 3-way tiebreaker may determine who gets to host Wild Card series and who gets shipped off to play a division winner (likely Atlanta).
The Cubs have the tiebreaker with both teams. Need to hang on and get the home field!
 
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