The Chicago Cubs and Milwaukee Brewers ended their season series Thursday at Wrigley Field. We can only hope they meet in the playoffs with a chance to end each other’s season.

After rounding first base in the eighth inning on Monday afternoon, Kyle Tucker removed his helmet with both hands and slammed it hard into the ground. The sound of the plastic meeting dirt was easily heard,

Hoyer left a lot to be desired at the deadline, which especially stings in what could be Tucker's only season in Chicago, but he wasn't the only executive to fall short.

The Kyle Tucker saga took a sharp turn late Monday afternoon when Chicago Cubs manager Craig Counsell announced he would give his slumping slugger some time off to regroup.

Then had some small opportunities, but nothing else really big.” The Cubs drew eight walks on the day, five off Priester, but had just five hits, all singles. They hardly tore the cover off the ball in Wednesday’s win,