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Cubs fans still believe after Game 4 loss

After Cleveland’s 7-2 domination of the Cubs on Saturday night at Wrigley Field in Game 4 of the 2016 World Series, a somber fan walked out of Harry Caray’s and asked his friends to take a picture. Read More Here (3)

Cubs' bullpen unable to keep things close

In an otherwise well-matched World Series, one thing the Indians have not needed much of is cushion — their bullpen has been that good. And it’s created a real discrepancy between these two teams. While the Indians have been untouchable from the sixth inning onward, allowing their only run this series on Dexter Fowler’s leadoff […]

Tribe workhorse Miller available for Game 5

With two strikeouts in the eighth inning of Game 4 of the World Series, Indians relief ace Andrew Miller has the most strikeouts in a single postseason, with 29. Read More Here (3)

After World Series Game 4: IRL

The Indians cruised to a 7-2 win in Game 4 of the World Series at Wrigley Field, taking a 3-1 series lead over the Cubs. Read More Here (5)

Cubs' World Series task 'not impossible'

The Cubs spent virtually the entire season ahead of the pack, entering the year as the favorites, storming out of the gates with the best record in baseball and finishing with 103 wins. They have faced adversity during the postseason — a ninth inning away from a winner-take-all game in the National League Division Series […]

Statcast of the Day: Wind costs Rizzo a homer

Anthony Rizzo and Jason Kipnis hit very similar batted balls in Game 4, except that even though Rizzo’s was more likely to be a home run, only Kipnis saw his ball go out. Why is that? Blame the wind. Read More Here (0)

Comeback Cubs? Don't count 'em out

So you think this is bad? Of course you do if you’re a Cubs fan. But hang in there. Don’t touch that dial. Read More Here (1)

Lester, Cubs look to keep season alive in Game 5

The Cleveland Indians enter tonight’s Game 5 one win away from totally crashing this Wrigley party and claiming their first crown in 68 years, and so the story here on the North Side has shifted from one of outright exuberance to clear concern. Read More Here (1)

In World of hurt, Cubs turn to Lester

If anyone in the Cubs’ clubhouse knows what it is like to come back from this kind of deficit, it is Jon Lester. He was a member of the 2007 Red Sox, who overcame a 3-1 series hole in the American League Championship Series against the Indians. Read More Here (5)

Down but not out: Three-game win streak realistic

After a loss in Game 4 of the World Series, the Cubs are down to the Indians, three games to one. “We’re going to come in tomorrow and say the same thing we always say — gotta win, gotta have this one,” first baseman Anthony Rizzo said. “No looking past that. Our backs are against […]