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The Chicago Cubs must be so depressed after a crushing defeat in the NLCS to the Los Angeles Dodgers…wait no, no they’re not.
I’m not sure why there have been so many articles written about how the Cubs are done and they won’t be the same, despite the actual facts that most of the position players on this team are between the ages of 22 and 28. Yeah, the Cubs need pitching help, but let’s not all of a sudden think the front office can’t come through on that.
How’s the morale with the Cubs? Still high. On Friday, Anthony Rizzo finally got his chance to strike out Pedro Strop and well, he should’ve known better.
The result was beautiful.
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Anthony Rizzo pitching to Pedro Strop. I fucking love the #Cubs
(via Strop's instagram) pic.twitter.com/95S37qrOce— Aldo Soto (@AldoSoto21) October 20, 2017
Are we going to see new faces in the dugout next year? Yes, but the culture of winning has been established and I absolutely love that they can throw away the hideous series against the Dodgers in the trash and move on. That’s what they did after 2015 and you shouldn’t be surprised to see the Cubs kick ass again in 2018.
By the way, Rizzo should’ve known about Strop’s power. Poor job of sticking to the scouting report on his part.
El lanzador Pedro Strop batea una línea dura a Andrew McCutchen en el campo.. ?https://t.co/qXcKLnn0Rx
Vía MLB pic.twitter.com/qSWYcwXYV7— Platano Power RD (@PlatanoPowerDO) August 30, 2017
Hey, the Cubs might have just found their new number 3 hitter.
