Die-hard sport fans don’t root for their teams to lose. Until they’re about to make history, that is. With the Chicago White Sox poised to capture the record for most losses in a modern MLB season with less than a week of games, its fans are finding themselves in the previously unthinkable position of wishing for the next defeat. It’s a feeling other fans of historically losing teams have, unenviably, experienced. “Once you’ve been down so long, what’s a little lower?” asked Michael Campbell, a lifelong Detroit Lions fan who moved to Chicago from Michigan shortly before the team went […]
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Another hot second half shows the consistency, big bat Seiya Suzuki can provide the Chicago Cubs’ offense
Seiya Suzuki can’t even explain his ability to take his offense to the next level in the second half of the season.
Cody Bellinger drives in 4 runs in the Chicago Cubs’ 10-4 win over the Philadelphia Phillies
Cody Bellinger tripled, singled twice and drove in four runs, and the Chicago Cubs routed the Philadelphia Phillies 10-4.
Kyle Schwarber homers as the Philadelphia Phillies top the Chicago Cubs 6-2 to clinch 1st NL East
Kyle Schwarber is the third Phillies player since 1920 with 100 runs, 100 RBIs and 100 walks in back-to-back seasons.
‘That’s the goal’: Chicago Cubs president Jed Hoyer knows his team has work to do for perennial playoff appearances
Shortly before the Chicago Cubs began their final road series of 2024, Jed Hoyer acknowledged the obvious.
Shota Imanaga strengthens his Rookie of the Year case with 7 shutout innings as the Chicago Cubs win 5-0
Shota Imanaga fired seven shutout innings, allowing six hits and striking out four. Craig Counsell likes what he’s seen this season from the rookie.
Column: A day in the life of Wrigley Field at the end of a lost summer for the Chicago Cubs
Kyle Hendricks made what could be one of his final starts with the Chicago Cubs on Saturday, Shota Imanaga discussed Shohei Ohtani and other news from Wrigley Field.
Washington Nationals demote All-Star shortstop CJ Abrams to the minors for nonperformance reasons
The Washington Nationals on Saturday demoted All-Star shortstop CJ Abrams to the minor leagues for a reason not related to his on-field performance.
Chicago Cubs face a ‘daunting’ task in trying to close the ‘big gap’ with the Milwaukee Brewers, Craig Counsell says
The Chicago Cubs were no match this season for the Milwaukee Brewers, who won the division for the third time in four years. How can they close the “big gap”?
Column: Tag team of Jed Hoyer and Craig Counsell just need to wear it after another failed Chicago Cubs season
A year ago the Chicago Cubs thought David Ross was a “great manager.” But his replacement, Craig Counsell, experienced the same problems as Ross in his first year.