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Continue Major League season 2020 CubsNational League Central Champions League Major League Affiliations National League (since 1876) Central Division (since 1994) LocationVerley Field (since 1916)Chicago (from 1870)ResultsRecord34-26 (.56 ) Division place1stOther informationOwner (s)Tom RickettsPresident of Baseball OperationsTheo EpsteinGeneral Manager (s) Jed HoyerManager (s) David RossLocal televisionMarquee Sports Network (Len Casper, Jim Deshaies)Local RadioWSCRChicago Radio Network (Pat Hughes, Ron Coomera The previous season of the 2020 season was the 149th season of the Chicago Cubs franchise, the 145th in the National League and the Cubs' 105th season at Wrigley Field. The Cubs were managed by , the Cubs' first-year manager, and played their home games at Wrigley Field as a member of the National Baseball League's Central Division. The Cubs opened the season July 24 against the and finished the season on the road against the Chicago White Sox. The Cubs clinch a playoff berth on September 22, 2020, when the were swept by a doubleheader. It was the Cubs' fifth playoff appearance in six years. Four days later, they won the National League Central Division title for the first time since 2017. They finished the regular season 34-26 to win the division in three games. They got the No.3 seed in the newly expanded playoffs. However, they were swept away in the Miami Marlins Wild Card series. The season was shortened to a 60- game schedule due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The previous season the Cubs finished the 2019 season 84-78 to finish in third place in the Central Division. The Cubs failed to make the playoffs for the first time since 2014. The season marked the final year with Joe Maddon as Cubs manager. Coaching changes until the end of the 2019 season, the Cubs announced that Joe Maddon will not return as Cubs manager in 2020. On October 24, 2019, the team announced that former Cube David Ross had been hired as the team's next manager. Maddon was later appointed manager of the Los Angeles Angels. Third coach Brian Butterfield and power and conditioning coach Tim Bass left the Cubs to join Maddon in Anaheim. Former manager has been hired as bench coach. has been hired to coach first base with Will Veneble moving to coach third. The Cubs also added (quality coach) and Chris Young (bullpen coach). COVID-19 affects the season on March 12, 2020, MLB announced that due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the start of the regular season will be delayed by at least two weeks in addition to the remainder of spring training being canceled. Four days later, it was that the start of the season will be delayed indefinitely because of the CDC's recommendation to limit events to more than 50 people for eight weeks. On June 23, Commissioner Rob Manfred unilaterally implemented a 60-match program. The players reported to the training camps at their home stadiums on July 1 to resume spring training and prepare for the Opening Day on July 24. Television program Season marked the debut season for the team's new cable television network, Marquee Sports Network, which debuted in February 2020. All Cubs games, except those subject to national broadcasts (on Fox, TBS and ESPN), were shown on Marquee. Previously, the Cubs games were split between NBC Sports Chicago, WGN-TV and ABC 7. On the day of the scheduled start of the shortened season, Marquee announced an agreement with Comcast, which had more than one million cable subscribers in the Chicago area and which represented half of the market share for the home television market, on the day of the first game of the season. In an offseason rule change for the 2020 season, MLB has introduced several new rule changes, including: Single Trade Deadline - No More Will Be Denied Trade Deadline Later this year. 26-man roster - The roster will expand with 25 players, but no team can carry more than 13 . Three batters minimum for pitchers - a must face three batters in a game before they can be removed if there is no injury or late in the inning. Further rule changes went into effect in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, including the use of DH in the National League, a shortened schedule, and the start of additional innings with a runner at second base. After the start of the season, MLB also introduced seven innings for doubleheaders. The October 2019 deal on October 11 signed free agents Gabriel Disla and RHP Edgar Mercedes on minor league contracts. On October 31, Nicolas Castellanos, LHP Xavier Cedeno, RHP Steve Cishek, LHP Cole Hamels, C Jonathan Lucroy, RHP Brandon Kinzler, RHP , and 2B Ben Sobrist elected a free agency. Source November 2019 2 2 LHP Derek Holland elected free agency November 4 RHP Tony Barnett, RHP Kendall Graveman, RHP Brandon Morrow, and RHP David Phelps elected free agency. RHP Allen Webster sent straight to the Iowa Cubs. November 20 Selected Contracts C Miguel Amaya, RHP Tyson Miller, RHP Colin Rea, RHP Manuel Rodriguez, and SS zack Short. November 23 traded cash considerations to the Oakland Athletics for RHP Jharel Cotton. November 27 declared LHP CD Pelham off waivers from the Texas Rangers. Source December 22, 2019 2 LHP Danny Haltzen and 2B Addison Russell elected free agency. RHP is signed by free agent RHP Dan Winkler on December 6. RHP of El Paso Chihuahuas was reported off December 12. December 14 Signed free agents RHP Taylor, CF Ian Miller, RHP Brandon Morrow are on minor league contracts and have invited them to spring training. On December 15, RHP Caleb Simpson signed free agent Caleb Simpson to a minor league contract and invited him to spring training. On December 16, LHP free agent Danny Hultzen signed a minor league contract and invited him to spring training. On December 18, LHP signed a contract with the minor champion and invited him to spring training. On December 19, 2B free agent Hernan Perez signed a minor league contract and invited him to spring training. RHP Ryan Tetera was signed by free agent RHP Ryan Tetera on December 20. Signed free agent LF Noel Cuevas on a minor league contract and invited him to spring training. Source January 2020 January 13 Traded CF Tony Kemp in Auckland Athletics for 1B Alfonso Rivas. January 17 traded 2B Clayton Daniel to the Los Angeles Dodgers for RHP Casey Sadler. January 21 traded future considerations boston Red Sox for RHP Travis Lakins. On January 24, he sent Pelham's LHP CD straight to Iowa. On January 27, LHP Adam Choplich of the southern Maryland Blue Crabs selected the contract. January 28 Signed by free agent RF Steven Souza Jr. Source 23 February 2020 1 February signed by free agent RHP Jeremy Jeffress. On February 5, RHP Dakota Mequez, RHP Brock Stewart, LHP CD Pelham, 2B Trent Giambrone, C PJ Higgins, RHP Oscar De La Cruz, and LHP Wyatt Short spring training were invited. The source of the regular season because of the pandemic and shortened season, introduced certain rule changes that included the use of a versatile designated hitter, a runner at second base to start additional innings, and a revised schedule. On July 30, the league and the union agreed that all remaining doubleheaders in the season would be seven innings. The league and players have also agreed to an extended postseason, giving eight teams in each league a playoff berth. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the regular season was reduced to 60 games with teams playing 10 games against each other in their division, and played four games against each team in the respective division in the other league. The Cubs, therefore, played 10 games against each team in their division and four games against each team in the American League Central Division. On July 6, 2020, MLB announced a 60-game Cubs schedule that began July 24 and ended September 27. 2020 regular season games: 34-26 (.567) (Home: 19-14; Away: 15-12) July: 5-2 (.714) (Home: 3-1; Sidelined: 2-1) - Date Rival Score Win Loss Save Stadium Record Box/Streak 1 July 24 Brewers 3-0 Hendrix (1-0) Woodruff (0-1) - Wrigley Field 1-0 W1 25 25 Brewers 3-8 Su (1-0) Darvish (1-0) Darvish (0-1) - Wrigley Field 1-1 L1 3 July 26 Brewers 9-1 Chatwood (1-0) Peralta (0-1) - Wrigley Field W1 4 July 27 - Reds 8-7 Leicester (1-0) Miley (0-1) Jeffress Jeffress Великий американский Ball Park 3-1 W2 5 июля 28 - Красные 8-5 Миллс (1-0) Рид (0-1) - Великий американский ball Park 4-1 W3 6 июля 29 - Красные 7-12 Серый (2-0) Хендрикс (1-1) - Великий американский Ball Park 4-12 2 L1 - 30 июля - Красные Отложено (ненастная погода) (Дата макияжа: 29 августа) 7 июля 31 Пираты 6-3 Дарвиш (1-1) Уильямс (0-2) - Wrigley Field 5-2 W1 Август: 15-12 (.538) (Главная: 8-7; В стороне: 7-5) - Дата Соперник Оценка Win Победа Сохранить стадион Запись Box / Полоса 8 Август 1 Пираты 4-3 Чатвуд (2-0) Келлер (1-1) Вик (1) Ригли поле 6-2 W2 9 Август 2 Пираты 2-1 (11) Джеффресс (1-0) Понсе (0-1) - Ригли Филд 7-2 W3 10 Август 3 Роялс 2-0 Миллс (2-0) Даффи (0-2) Вик (2) Ригли Филд 8-2 W4 11 4 августа Роялс 5-4 Хендрикс (2-1) Сингер (0-1) Райан (1) Ригли Филд 9-2 W5 12 Августа 5 - Роялс 6-1 Дарвиш (2-1) Бубич (0-2) - Кауффман 10-2 W6 13 Августа 6 - Роялс 2-13 Келлер (1-0) Чатвуд (2-1) - Кауффман Стадион 10-3 L1 - 7 августа - Кардиналы Отложено (Вспышка COVID-19 кардиналов) (Дата макияжа : 17 августа - 8 августа - Кардиналы Отложено (Вспышка COVID-19 кардиналов) (Дата макияжа: 19 августа) - 9 августа - Кардиналы Отложено (Кардиналы COVID-19 вспышки) (Макияж дата: 5 сентября) 14 Августа 11 - Индейцы 7-1 Лестер (2-0) Плутко (0-1) - Прогрессивное поле 11-3 W1 15 Август 12 - Индейцы 7-2 Хендрикс (3-1) Карраско (2-2) - Прогрессивное поле 12-3 W2 16 Август 13 Пивоваров 4-2 Дарвиш (3-1) Андерсон (0-2) Вик (3) Ригли Филд 13-3 W3 17 14 августа Брюэрс 3-4 Перальта (1-1) Миллс (2-1) Адер (4) Ригли Филд 13-4 L1 18 Августа 15 Брюэрс 5-6 (10) Фелпс (2-1) Джеффресс (1-1) Клаудио (1) Ригли Филд 13-5 L2 19 16 августа Брюэрс 5-1 6 Ярдли (1-0) Адам (0-1) Адер (5) Ригли Филд 13-6 L3 20 17 августа (1) Кардиналы 1-3 Гальегос (1-0) Хендрикс (3-2) Миллер (2) Ригли Филд 13-7 L4 21 17 августа (2) 5-4 Андервуд-младший (1-0) Уэбб (0-1) Джеффресс (2) Ригли Филд 14-7 W1 22 августа 18 Кардиналс 6-3 Дарвиш ( 4-1) Понсе де Леон (0-2) Вик (4) Ригли Филд 15-7 W2 23 августа 19 (1) Кардиналс 3-9 Уэбб (1-1) Миллс (2-2) - Ригли Филд 15-8 L1 24 19 августа (2) - Кардиналы 4-2 Джеффресс (2-1) Миллер (0-1) Кимбрел (1) Ригли Филд 16-8 W1 25 августа 21 Уайт Сокс 1-10 Кеухель (1) 4-2) Лестер (2-1) - Ригли Филд 16-9 L1 26 26 августа Уайт Сокс 4-7 Гонсалес (1-1) Хендрикс (3-3) - Ригли Филд 16-10 L2 27 23 23 Уайт Сокс 2-1 Дарвиш (5-1) Прекращение (5-1) Прекращение 4-2) Джеффресс (3) Ригли Филд 17-10 W1 28 Августа 24 - Тигры 9-3 Миллс (3-2) Мизе (0-1) - Comerica Park 18-10 W2 29 25 августа - Тигры 1-7 Тернбулл (3-2) Чатвуд (2-2) - Comerica Park 18-11 L1 30 26 августа - Тигры 6-7 Хименес (1-1) Тетера (0-1) - Comerica Park 18-12 L2 31 28 августа 5-6 Мале (1-1) Хендрикс (3-4) Иглесиас (4) Великий американский мяч Парк 18-13 L3 32 29 августа 3-0 Дарвиш (6-1) Бауэр (3-2) Джеффресс (4) Великий американский мяч Парк 19-13 W1 33 29 августа 6 Kuhnel (1-0) Кимбрел (0-1) - Великий американский ball Park 19-14 L1 34 августа 30 - Красные 10-1 Rea (1-0) Кастильо (0-5) - Великий американский ball Park 20-14 W1 Сентябрь: 14-12 (.538) (Главная: 7-6; В стороне: 7-6) - Дата Соперник Оценка Win Победа Потеря Сохранить Стадион Запись Box / Полоса 35 Сентябрь 1 - Пираты 8-7 (11) Джеффресс (3-1) Крик (0-1) - PNC Парк 21-14 W2 36 Сентябрь 2 - Пираты 8-2 Хендрикс (4-4) Масгроув (0-4) - P ННК Парк 22-14 W3 37 Сентябрь 3 - Пираты 2-6 Brubaker (1-0) Миллс (3-3) - PNC Парк 22-15 L1 38 Сентябрь 4 Кардиналс 4-1 Дарвиш (7-1) Флаэрти (2-1) Джеффресс (5) Ригли Филд 23-15 W1 39 Сентябрь 5 (1) Кардиналы 2-4 (7) Уэйнрайт (4-0) Alzolay (0-1) Галлегос (3) Ригли Филд 23-16 L1 40 5 сентября (2) Кардиналс 1-5 (7) Хелсли (1-0) Риба ( 1-1) - Wrigley Поле 23-17 L2 41 Сентябрь 6 Кардиналы 3-7 Хадсон (2-2) Лестер (2-2) - Ригли Филд 23-18 L3 42 7 Сентябрь Кардиналс 5-1 Хендрикс (5-4) Овьедо (0-2) - Ригли Филд 24-18 W1 43 Сентябрь 8 Красные 3-0 Миллс (4-3) Мале (1-2) Джеффресс (6) Ригли Поле 25-18 W2 44 Сентябрь 9 Красные 0-3 Бауэр (4-3) Дарвиш (7-2) Иглесиас (6) Ригли Поле 25-19 L1 45 10 Красные 8-8 5 Райан (1-0) Грей (5-3) Джеффресс (7) Ригли Филд 26-19 W1 46 11 сентября - Пивовары 0:1 Айдер (1-1) Вик (0-1) - Миллер Парк 26-20 L1 47 12 сентября (1-2) Кимбрел (2) Миллер Парк 27-20 W1 48 13 сентября - Пивовары 12-0 Миллс (5-3) Хаусер (1-5) - Миллер Парк 28-20 W2 49 15 Индейцы 6-5 Джеффресс (4-1) Перес (1-1) - Ригли Филд 29-20 W3 50 16 сентября Индейцы 3-2 (10) Адам (2-1) Матон (2-2) - Ригли Филд 30-20 W4 51 Сентябрь 18 Близнецы 1-0 Хендрикс (6-4) Хилл (2-2) Джеффресс (8) Ригли Филд 31- 20 W5 52 Сентябрь 19 Близнецы 1-8 Пинеда ( 2-0) Mills (5-4) - Wrigley Field 31-21 L1 53 September 20 Twins 0-4 Berrios (5-3) Darvish (7-3) - Wrigley Field 31-22 L2 54 September 21 Pirates 5-0 Leicester (3-3) 2) Brubaker (1-3) - PNC Park 32-22 W1 55 September 22 - Pirates 2-3 Rodriguez (3-2) Chafin (1-2) - PNC Park 32-23 L1 56 23th Pirates 1-2 Williams (2-2-28 ) Hendrix (6-5) Rodriguez (4) PNC Park 32-24 L2 57 September 24 - Pirates 0-7 Kuhl (2-3) Mills (5-5) - PNC Park 32-25 L3 58 September 25 (5-4) - Guaranteed Field Rate 25 33-25 W1 59 September 26 - White Sox 5-9 Foster (6-1) Lester (3-3) - Guaranteed Field Bid 33-26 L1 60 September 27 - White Sox 10-8 Alzolay (1-1) Lopez (1-3) Chafin Guaranteed Field Rate 34-26 W1 Legend: - Win - Loss - DelayBold - Cubs season-winner vteNL Central W L Pct. GB Home Road Chicago Cubs 34 26 .567 - 19-14 15-12 St. Louis Cardinals 30 28 .517 3 14- 13 16-15 31 29 0.517 3 16-13 15-16 Milwaukee Brewers 29 31 0.483 5 15-1 4 14-17 19 41 .317 15 13-19 6-22 vteDivision Leaders W L Pct. Los Angeles Dodgers 43 17 0.717 35 25 0.583 Chicago Cubs 34 26 .567 vteDivision 2nd place W L Pct. San Diego Padres 37 23 .617 St. Louis Cardinals 30 28 .517 Miami Marlins 31 29 .517 vteWild Card Teams (Top Two to claim for postseason) W L Pct. GB Cincinnati Reds 31 29 0.5 No.2 Milwaukee Brewers 29 31 .483 - 29 31 .483 - Philadelphia Phillies 28 32 0 ,467 1 26 x 34 .433 3 26 34 .433 3 Colorado Rockets 26 34 .433 3 Arizona Diamondbacks 25 35 .417 4 Pittsburgh Pirates 19 41 .317 10 Record vs Opponents 2020 National League Recordsvte Source: NL Position Head-to-Head Team CHC CIN MIL PIT STL Chicago - 6-4 5-5 6-4 5-5 12-8 Cincinnati 4-6 - 6-4 4-6 10-10 Milwaukee 5-5 4-6 - 5-5 5-5 10- 10 Pittsburgh 4-6 3-7 5-5 - 4-6 3-17 St. Louis 5-5 6-4 5-5 6-4 - 8-10 Opening Day starters Pos. 3B 1B Javier Baez SS LF C RF Victor Caratini DH 2B CF SP Season resume June 23 - The league has established an abbreviated 60-game season due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Spring training (or summer camp) began on July 1 with the first games, which will start on July 23 and 24. July 1 () - Cubs players report to Wrigley Field about testing before summer camp and a 60-game schedule. July 6 () - The Cubs have no positive results on the COVID-19 and are considered the only team in the National League without any positive tests. July 13 – David Ross and five other Tier 1 men missed morning training due to a delay in COVID-19 tests. July 16 (A) - The Cubs announced that Kyle Hendricks will be the starting pitcher on July 24 against the Milwaukee Brewers, making his first start of his career. July 24 -- On the final day of MLB history, Kyle Hendricks finished the game when the Cubs beat the Milwaukee Brewers 3-0 at Wrigley Field. It marked the first complete shutout of a Cubs pitcher's game on the opening day since 1974. Ian Happ hit a two-run homer in the third and Anthony Rizzo added a solo shot in the eighth for the Cubs to win. July 25 () - In the second game of the opening series against the Brewers, Yu Darvish pitched only four innings and allowed three runs. Kyle's two-run homer Brought the Cubs within one in the fifth, but the Cubs bullpen struggled putting five runs in four innings of work as the Cubs lost 8-3. July 26 -- Tyler Chatwood pitched well, giving up just one run on three hits in six innings. Meanwhile, Willson Contreras homered and drove in two runs while Ian Happ added a two-run homer and drove in three on the day. Anthony Rizzo hit a solo home run, and the Cubs blew the Brewers 9-1. July 27 -- The Cubs travel to Cincinnati to face the Reds for a four-game series. Jon Lester pitched well, throwing five innings of no-hit ball before being picked up after throwing 76 pitches. Meanwhile, the Cubs offense continued its hottest start to the season, scoring six runs in the first two innings. David Bothe and Steven Souza Jr. drove in two runs apiece and Anthony Rizzo hit his third homer in four games as the Cubs took a 7-0 lead. However, the Cubs bullpen continued its struggle, surrendering five runs to the ninth. entered the ninth with an 8-5 lead, but walked four and hit a batter to force in two runs while only getting one out. Jeremy Jeffress was called up to record the last two outs of the game with the bases loaded as the Cubs held on for an 8-7 victory. July 28 – Javier Baez hits twice and played twice in three games in the second game of the series against the Reds. David Bothe added a home run and Nico Hoerner drove in two runs as the Cubs beat the Reds 8-5. pitched well, allowing only two runs on two hits in six innings. Cub bullpen did surrender three runs as he continued to struggle, but that wasn't enough for the Reds. The win moved the Cubs into sole possession at the start of the season. July 29 -- Kyle Hendricks couldn't duplicate his opening day start, giving up six runs in 4.1 innings of work as the Cubs fell behind 7-0. Cub's bullpen continued to struggle, preventing any chance of a comeback, surrendering a grand slam and giving up six runs in 3.2 innings. Kris Bryant drove in two runs and David Botht hit a two-run homer, but that wasn't enough as the Cubs were routed to a 12-7 lead. The Cubs made their turn for a triple play in the eighth inning when Bryant caught a line drive, stepped on third, and threw on first with the bases loaded in the eighth. Replays showed that the ball likely hit the ground before Bryant caught it. July 30 (A.S.) - The league and union announce that all remaining doubleheaders will play seven innings. July 31 () - After the final game of the Reds series, the Cubs returned home to play the Pittsburgh Pirates. Jason Heyward and Anthony Rizzo drove in two runs each and Jason Kipnis homered to give the Cubs a 6-1 lead. Yu Darvish pitched six scoreless innings while the Cubs bullpen, especially Craig Kimbrel, struggled again. In the ninth, Kimbrel gave up two solo Runs to narrow the lead to 6-3 but was able to get the last three outs as the Cubs won 6-3. August 1 -- In Game Two against the Pirates, Tyler Chatwood pitched 6.2 innings of scoreless baseball. Jeremy Jeffress relieved and pitched 1.1 innings of perfect relief. Meanwhile, Javier Baez and Jan Happ hit solo home runs while Kyle Schwarber added a two-run homer in the eighth to extend the Cubs' lead to 4-0. In the ninth, surrendered three runs to bring the Pirates within one run, but got the last two outs to hold on for a 4-3 victory. August 2 -- Jon Lester allowed his first inning home run, but then settled for the Pirates with five more innings without scoring. The Cubs tied it in the fifth on a double by Kyle Schwarber while the Cubs bullpen pitched well, keeping the Pirates scoreless. After a rain delay, the game went into extra innings with new rules for the first time in the season for the Cubs. In the 11th, Anthony Rizzo moved runner to third with a fly to left and Javier Baez singled to plate the winning run. The 2-1 victory moved the Cubs' record to 7-2 in a season with a sweep of the Pirates. Aug. 3 (A) - With the Kansas City Royals visiting Chicago, Alec Mills pitched a seven-inning shutout while Javier Baez drove in a run on a sacrifice fly and Kris Bryant, returning to the lineup after missing the previous two games, hit his first homer of the season. That was all the Cubs would need as Rowan Vick notched four out to save the empty Royals 2-0. August 4 -- Kyle Hendricks makes seven innings, throwing seven hits and allowing only two against the Royals. Jason Heyward hit his first home run of the year, a two-run home run in the second inning. Jason Kipnis also hit a two-run homer in the fourth while Willson Contreras added a solo home run in the eighth. With a 5-2 lead in the ninth, manager David Ross gave Craig Kimbrel another chance, but he allowed two runs while only getting one out. Kyle Ryan was brought in after Kimbrel faced at least three batters to get the last two outs as the Cubs held on for a 5-4 victory. The win moved the Cubs to 9-2 in the season and four games ahead of the Reds in the Central Division. August 5 () - Yu Darvish continued the Cubs' strong start as the Series with the Royals switched to Kansas City, shutting down seven innings and allowing a run just once. Javier Baez drove in two runs and The Cubs added four runs in the final two innings to come off for a 6-1 victory, the Cubs sixth straight. The victory pushed the Cubs to a 10-2 start, only the fourth time the team has won at least 10 of its first 12 games to start a season since 1901. Tyler Chatwood struggled on August 6, allowing eight runs in 2.1 innings. The Cubs bullpen also struggled, surrendering five runs. Cube crime Only two runs in the ninth as the Cubs were blown by the Royals, 13-2. August 7 -- The Cubs travel to St. Louis to face the Cardinals. The Cardinals, due to positive tests at COVID-19 while in Milwaukee, have not played since July 30. Due to further positive COVID-19 Tests by Cardinals players, the series scheduled for August 7 to August 9 has been postponed. August 11 -- Returning to play after canceling a series against the Cardinals, the Cubs traveled to Cleveland to face the Indians. Jason Heyward homered and drove in four runs as the Cubs routed the Indians. Ian Happ drove in two runs while Jon Lester pitched six strong innings and allowed just one run. The Cubs bullpen pitched three scoreless innings as the Cubs won 7-1 to move their record to 11-3 in the season. August 12 -- Kyle Hendricks allowed one run in six innings, while Anthony Rizzo and Kris Bryant each defeated the Indians, winning 7-2. David Bothe and Jason Heyward drove in two runs each in the win while the Cub bullpen surrendered just one run. The win moved the Cubs 5.5 games to first place in the division and matched their best start since 1970. On August 13, the Cubs returned home to work face the Brewers for a four-game series. Yu Darvish pitched six hitless innings before giving up a home run in the seventh. Kyle Schwarber homered for the Cubs as the Cubs led throughout. Rowan Wick allowed a ninth-inning run before getting the final and earning his third save of the season as the Cubs won 4-2. The victory moved the Cubs to MLB's best record with a score of 13-3 and was the franchise's best start since 1907. August 14 -- Tyler Chatwood was scratched with tightness in his back, so Alec Mills started well and performed well, giving up one run through five innings when the Cubs took a 3-1 lead. However, in the sixth, Christian Yelich hit a three-run homer to give the Brewers a 4-3 lead. The Cubs couldn't manage anything further and lost 4-3, dropping the Cubs' record to 13-4 in the season. August 15 -- The Cubs jumped out to an early 3-0 lead on Anthony Rizzo's solo home run in the first and Rizzo's RBI double in the second. Colin Rea made a start for the Cubs and pitched in the fourth, allowing three runs. Casey Sadler gave up the lead in the sixth, but Steven Souza Jr. homered to tie it in the eighth. In the 10th, Jeremy Jeffress allowed a runner from the second to score and gave up another run. The Cubs can only score one in the bottom of the 10th and the Cubs fell 5-4. The loss marked the first time the season the Cubs have lost back-to-back games. August 16 (Reuters) - Jon Lester allowed five runs on nine hits in six innings, but was left with a five-run double on Jason Kipnis in the sixth. However, in the seventh, Jason Adam, making his debut Cub surrendered Brown's RBI single put the Cubs behind 6-5. The Cubs couldn't push through another run, losing their third straight to the Brewers 6-5 and falling to 13-6 in the season. August 17 -- Kyle Hendricks allowed three runs in 6.1 innings against the Cardinals at Wrigley Field. However, the Cubs can only manage a solo home run by Ian Happ and the Cubs lost 3-1 in seven innings under the new doubleheader rules. The loss marked the fourth straight for the Cubs. In Game Two of the doubleheader, the Cubs, as guests, were held without getting into the sixth but managed to run in the first inning. Trailing 4-1 in the sixth, Willson Contreras doubled to score Javier Baez's move for two. David Both then hit a pinch-hit three-run homer to give the Cubs a 5-4 lead. Jeremy Jeffress pitched a scoreless seventh as the Cubs ended their five-game losing streak by winning 5-4. August 18 -- Yu Darvish serves six innings and threw eight hits, allowing a run just once. Ian Happ homered in the third and Kyle Schwarber hit a two-run homer in the fifth to give the Cubs a 4-1 lead. The Cubs held on from there with Rowan Wick notching four of the save, beating the Cardinals 6-3. August 19 -- In their second double-hedr in three days, the Cubs fell behind the Cardinals as Alec Mills allowed a first-inning slam to Matt Carpenter. Ian Happ hit his fifth homer in the first, but the Cubs couldn't manage any further runs until the seventh despite leaving seven runners on base. Mills lasted 3.2 innings and gave up six runs as the Cubs lost 9-3. In the second game of the double bill, pitched six innings and allowed just one unsold run. On Victor Caratini's two-run scoring single, Alzolay left the game with a 2-1 lead. However, Jeremy Jeffress allowed a tying run in the sixth, sending the Cubs, as the visitors, made the seventh and final inning tied. In the seventh, David Bothe singled with the bases loaded to score two and give the Cubs a 4-2 lead. With Rowan Wick having pitched 1.1 innings the night before, David Ross went to Craig Kimbrel for a save. Kimbrel struck out the side to earn his first save of the year as the Cubs beat the Cardinals 4-2 and move to 16-8 for the season. August 21 -- After a weekend, the Cubs welcome the Chicago White Sox to Wrigley. Jon Lester was too welcoming however, surrendering eight runs on nine hits in 3.2 innings of work. The White Sox pounded out six home runs and 10 runs, blowing the Cubs 10-1. August 22 (ARIZ) - The White Sox continued to knock on the Pitching Cube in the second game of the series, though Kyle Hendricks allowed only three runs in 5.1 innings of work. Jose Abreu hit three of the Sox's five home runs in the game as the Sox won again 7-4. August 23 - Looking to avoid a sweep, Yu Darvish seven innings and allowed only one run. However, the Cubs offense continued to struggle as they trailed 1-0 going into the sixth. A two-run home run by Kyle Schwarber in the sixth gave the Cubs a 2-1 lead. Jeremy Jeffress walked a tight rope looking for four out saves and loaded the bases in the ninth but induced the ground to finish the game. The 2-1 victory moved the Cubs to 17-10 in the season, three games ahead of the Cardinals in the division. August 24 -- David Botht homered and drove in four while Javier Baez hit two home runs and drove in three as the Cubs beat the 9-3 in Detroit. Alec Mills pitched seven innings and allowed three runs to earn the win while the Cubs bullpen pitched two scoreless innings. The victory was the 11,000th victory in the team's history. The Cubs are the second team, after the Giants, to reach that a goal. August 25 -- Tyler Chatwood struggled to recover from the , stretching just 1.1 innings, going five batters and giving up two runs. Jose quintana also returned from the injured list and finished third. After being chased in the sixth, Casey Sadler allowed a grand slam, charging three runs in quintana as the Cubs were routed 7-1. The loss dropped the Cubs to 18-11 in the season. August 26 - Jon Lester gives up well, surrendering just one run in five innings. The Cubs bullpen, however, allowed five runs in the sixth and another in the seventh, putting the Cubs down 7-3. The Cubs rallied in the ninth, scoring three, but Javier Baez and Kyle Schwarber flew out for the rest of the game as the Cubs lost 7-6. Jason Heyward decided to sit out after shooting Jacob Blake. Aug 28 -- After a day off, the Cubs lead 2-0 at 2-0 against Anthony Rizzo and Kyle Schwarber. Kyle Hendricks however surrendered five runs in six innings as the Cubs trailed the Reds 6-2 in Cincinnati entering the ninth. Willson Contreras hit a two-run homer in the top of the ninth and Jason Heyward followed with a solo homer to bring the Cubs within one. However, the Cubs failed more, losing 6-5. August 29 - Yu Darvish scores six unanswered innings against the Reds as the Cubs beat the Reds 3-0. Anthony Rizzo hit two home runs in the game and Jason Heyward drove in a run in the win. In the second game, the Cubs trailed 4-1 after three innings. hit a two-run homer in the fourth and Ian Happ tied it with an RBI double in the fifth. Nico Hoerner drove in a go-ahead run in the sixth on a sacrifice fly, but the Cubs couldn't manage on. In the seventh, the Cubs turned to Craig Kimbrel to block a save. However, Kimbrel walked three and gave up the game-tying single. Kimbrel then threw his third wild pitch of the inning to give the Reds a walk from a 6-5 victory. Loss dropped record to 19-14 in the season. Aug 30 -- Ian Happ, Jason Heyward, and Kyle Schwarber each hit two home runs in game marking for the first time in MLB history to have three starting outfielders hit multiple home runs in the same game. Schwarber's last home run was a Grand Slam in the ninth, when the Cubs defeated the Reds 10-1. Tyler Chatwood got the start but walked away with an elbow pain in the third. The Cubs bullpen, led by three innings by Jose quintana, allowed just one run in 6.2 innings of relief. The win moved the Cubs to 20-14 in the season. September 1 - After the weekend, the Cubs went to face the Pirates and jumped to an early 6-1 lead in the fifth on a Jan Happ lead-off homer, RBIs jason Kipnis and Javier Baes, and a two-run homer by Kyle Schwarber. Jon Lester couldn't hold the lead, however, surrendering four runs in the sixth to tighten the score at 6-5. After raining a delay until the bottom of the eighth, the Pirates' third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes, who was making his major league debut, homered to tie the game. Going to the extras, both teams scored with a runner starting second in the 10th, cubs on Jason Heyward's sacrifice fly and the Pirates choosing a fielder. In the 11th, Happ singled to start the inning and score Kipnis from the second. Meanwhile, Jeremy Jeffress, who got the final outs in the 10th, walked the batter but prevented the runner from scoring in the bottom of the 11th as the Cubs won 8-7. September 2 -- Kyle Hendricks makes six innings, allowing a run just once in the second game of the series against the Pirates. Javier Baez hit a three-run homer in the fourth while Anthony Rizzo drove in two runs and covered two more while reaching for an error in the eighth as the Cubs pulled away for an easy 8-2 victory. The victory moved the Cubs to 22-14 in a season with 24 games left. Sept 3 -- Alec Mills pitched five innings allowing four runs and the Cub bullpen surrendered two unfinished runs to put the Cubs up 6-2. The Cubs left nine men on base and failed to score any further runs, losing to the Pirates 6-2. Ian Happ left the game after fouling the ball off his face, but X-rays were negative. September 4 -- The Cubs return home for five games against the Cardinals. Yu Darvish pitched well, allowing just one run in seven innings while striking out 11 batters. He lowered his league-leading ERA to 1.44 for the season. Meanwhile, Willson Contreras went 3- 4, homering and driving in all four Cubs runs in a 4-1 Cubs victory. The victory pushed the Cubs 4.5 games to first place in the division. September 5 -- The Cubs scored an early double on a Saturday double-double on Ian Happ's home run in his return to the lineup. Happ homered again in the fifth, but the Cubs couldn't score any further. Adbert Alzolay surrendered two runs on hits in 2.2 innings but walked five. also surrendered two runs in relief as the Cubs lost the game 4-2. In the second game as the visitors, Cube's offense continued to struggle, managing just one run. Colin Rea got the start and gave up four runs in two innings as the Cubs lost 5-1. The loss dropped the Cubs to 23-17 in the season. September 6 -- Playing baseball Sunday night, Jon Lester was fired for giving up five runs in 3.1 innings. Cube's offense managed three runs on Anthony Rizzo's homer and Jason Kipnis's two-run homer, but that wasn't enough as the Cubs lost their third consecutive game to the Cardinals, 7-3. September 7 -- In the final game of the season against the Cardinals, Kyle Hendricks pitched eight innings, allowing just one run. Anthony Rizzo drove in a run-scoring ground in a double play in the first and drove in another in the third on a sacrifice fly. Jason Kipnis and Willson Contreras added run-scoring hits as the Cubs won 5-1. September 8 -- With the wind blowing in Wrigley, David Bothe drove two runs with a triple, and Javier Baez also tripled to score a run as the Cubs took a 3-0 lead over the Reds. Alec Mills pitched six scoreless innings and the Cubs bullpen followed suit as the Cubs won 3-0. The win moved the Cubs to 25-18 for the season and extended their division lead to three games over the Cardinals. Sept. -- Yu Darvish walked consecutive Red Batters in the first inning and gave up a three-run home run to Mike Moustakas. He settled after that, not allowing more runs, but the Cubs offense was shut down by Trevor Bauer. The 3-0 loss left the Cubs just 2.5 games ahead of the Cardinals in the division. September 10 -- After a 75-minute rain delay, Adbert Alzolai gave up three runs in 3.2 innings and went 3-0 behind. However, Cube's offense finally broke through, scoring five runs in the fourth as Nico Hoerner drove in a two-out double while Ian Happ drove in two on an infield single. Hoerner drove in another run in the fifth and Cameron Maybin drove in his first run as a cubs as the Cubs pulled away for an 8-5 victory. The win moved the Cubs three games ahead of the Cardinals in the division with 15 games remaining in the season. September 11 -- The Cubs went to Milwaukee to face the Brewers, but the Cubs offense continued their struggles, failing to score through nine innings. Jon Lester recovered from his previous bad start, allowing three runs in six innings of work. The Cubs bullpen also held the Brewers scoreless through eight innings. However, in the ninth, Ryan Brown hit a sacrifice fly to give the Brewers a 1-0 victory. The loss dropped the Cubs to 26-20 in the season. September 12 -- The Cubs offense continued to struggle, outsing 2-0 behind Kyle Hendricks' strong 7.2 innings of work. Entering the ninth without In 17 straight innings against the Brewers, Javier Baez and Anthony Rizzo singled josh Ader before Jason Heyward hit a three-run home run to give the Cubs a 3-2 lead. Ildemaro Vargas followed with a solo home run to push the lead to two. Craig Kimbrel allowed consecutive singles to start the bottom of the ninth but rallied to get the next three batters to give the Cubs a 4-2 victory. Sept 13 -- Alec Mills doesn't play in the final game of the series against the Brewers, striking out five goals and going out for three in a 12-0 victory. David Bothe hit a three-run homer and Victor Caratini also drove in three as the Cubs won easily. The non-striker was 16th in Cub's history and the first since in 2016. The win moved the Cubs to 28-20 in the season. September 15 -- After a day off, the Cubs returned home to face Cleveland. Javier Baez gave the Cubs an early 1-0 lead on a second-inning home run. Yu Darvish quickly surrendered the lead, giving up three runs through five innings. In the fifth, Kris Bryant singled to score a run and Anthony Rizzo followed with a double to score Bryant and tie the game. In the seventh, Willson Contreras gave the Cubs the lead with a sacrifice fly. Baez stole second and came all the way around to score as the throw on the second went into the outfield. With a 5-3 lead in the ninth, Jeremy Jeffress surrendered a two-run home run to Francisco Lindor to blow a save. In the bottom of the ninth, Bryant walked and Rizzo singled to put runners on the corners. Contreras was hit by a pitch to load the bases with one out. Pinch-hitter Cameron Maybin was injured on the first pitch he saw to force in the winning run as the Cubs won 6-5. September 16 (REUTERS) - The Cubs are 2-0 up against Cleveland in the final game of the series on RBI singles by Jason Heyward and Cameron Maybin. Jon Lester, pitching arguably his final game at Wrigley Field, allowed two runs in five innings to surrender the lead. The game remained tied in the 10th before Kris Bryant singled and Anthony Rizzo was intentionally walked the boot bases. Willson Contreras and Kyle Schwarber each struck out before Javier Baez singled to score the winning run with two outs. The victory moved the Cubs' record to 30-20 in a season, the first time they've been 10 games behind .500 since they were 13-3 to start the season. September 18 -- After a day off, the Cubs welcomed the Minnesota Twins to Wrigley Field. Kyle Hendricks pitched an eight-inning shutout and struck out 10 while the Cubs scored a first-inning run on Willson Contreras' single. That was all the Cubs would need as Jeremy Jeffress pitched a shaky ninth but earned a save as the Cubs won 1-0 moving them into a season-high 11 games over .500. September 19 - Alec Mills gives up four runs in six innings of work while Cub bullpen surrenders four runs as the Cubs were blown out 8-1. The Cubs' only run came on an RBI double in the second by David Botha. The loss dropped the Cubs' record to 31-21 in the season. September 20 - In the final home game of the season, The Cubs offense continued to struggle, failing to score a run. Yu Darvish surrendered four runs in six innings of work, but Nico Hoerner had a chance to tie the game with the bases loaded in the bottom of the ninth. Hoerner struck out, however, as the Cubs lost again, this time 4-0. Kyle Schwarber was removed from cubs manager David Ross after appearing to give a full effort on a line drive that turned into a triple in the third inning. The loss reduced the Cubs' division to 3.5 games over the Cardinals. September 21 -- The Cubs travel to Pittsburgh to play the Pirates in seven games this season. Jon Lester pitched a six-inning shutout and Kyle Schwarber bounced off the bench in the previous game to double-double and drive in two runs. Javier Baez drove in a run with a bow single while David Bote and Victor Caratini each drove in a run to give the Cubs an easy 5-0 victory. The victory reduced the Cubs' magic number to win the division to four with six games remaining. Kris Bryant left the game after being injured by an oblique on a swing and missing. Sept. Adbert Alzolay pitched four innings and also surrendered a run as the Cubs fell behind the Pirates 2-0. Anthony Rizzo tied it in the eighth with a two-run home run, his first home run of the year with a runner on base. However, surrendered a walk from a home run by Jacob Stallings in the bottom of the ninth as the Cubs lost 3-2. The Cubs did clinch a playoff spot with the Phillies losing both games to a doubleheader earlier in the evening, marking their fifth playoff appearance in the last six years. The Cubs' magic number for the division remained at level four with the Cardinals winning and narrowing the division lead to 3.5 games. Sept 23 -- Anthony Rizzo homered to lead off the game, but Kyle Hendricks surrendered back-to-back homers in the first two batters to give the Pirates a 2-1 lead. Cube's offense continued to struggle and couldn't push any other runs through as the Cubs lost 2-1. The loss moved the Cubs to 32-24 in the season. However, the Cardinals loss that night moved the Cubs' Magic number to three to clinch the division. September 24 (- Alec Mills struggled in his second start after throwing no hitters, giving up four runs and eight hits in 3.2 innings of work. The Cubs bullpen also struggled, surrendering three runs to the Pirates as the Cubs fell behind 7-0. Cube's offense continued to struggle, managing only two hits and failing to score as the Cubs lost their fifth of his previous six, but retained the magic number three to win the division. September 25 -- The Cubs' offense finally woke up when they returned to Chicago to face the White Sox for the final series of the season. Willson Contreras hit two home runs, the first in the third inning with two on. Contreras, in celebration, began a massive bat flip on his way to third base, which angered the White Sox. Kyle Schwarber and Javier Baez hit solo home runs while Victor Caratini hit his first home run of the season, a two-run shot to give the Cubs a 7-0 lead. In the seventh, Contreras was struck by a pitch that appeared intentional and led to the ejection of pitcher, Jimmy Cordero, and Sox manager Rick Renteria, as well as pitching coach Don Cooper. The Cubs pushed the lead to 10-0 when Contreras hit his second homer in the ninth off White Sox second baseman Yolmer Sanchez. Cuba's win and a dramatic loss reduced the Cubs' magic number to one for the division. September 26 () - Kris Bryant, who missed several games through injury, returned to the lineup and excelled for the first time. Trailing 2-1 in the third, Bryant hit his first home run since August 12, a grand slam that gave the Cubs a 5-2 lead. However, Jon Lester surrendered five more runs, seven in total, as the Cubs lost 9-5. Despite the loss, the Cardinals' loss to the Brewers clinched a division for the Cubs, a first division win since 2017. September 27 (Reuters) - On the final day of the regular season, the Cubs, who were locked in three-seeded NL playoffs, sat regulars Anthony Rizzo, Willson Contreras and Jason Heyward to rest before the playoffs. Even so, the Cubs jumped to an early lead on another Kris Bryant home run, a two-run home run by David Both, and a two-run scoring single by Cameron Maybin. Billy Hamilton's home steal capped a six-run second inning for the Cubs. Hamilton hit his first home run as the Cubs struck out in the fourth and the Cubs pushed the lead to 10-1 in the seventh on Javier Baez's single. The Sox made a run late, narrowing the lead to 10-8 in the bottom of the ninth, but the Cubs held on for the win. The deal was signed by SS Ed Howard on June 22. RHP Cohen Moreno, LHP Luke Little, and LHP Burle Carraway are signed on June 25. June 26 signed 1B Matt Mervis, Jacob Wetzel, 2B Scott McKeon, and Bradley Beesley to minor league contracts. June 28 Changed the status of the composition of the RF Mark Sagounis, CF Brennan Davis, and 3B Christopher Morel. Invited RHP Juan Gamez and LHP Brail Marquez to spring training. June 30 signed RHP Graham Lawson and RHP Bailey Reed on minor league contracts. A july 95 letter signed RHP Sam Thoresen to a minor league contract. On July 7, he invited 2B Hernan Perez to spring training. On July 14, free agent C Jose Lobaton signed a minor league contract and invited him to spring training. Guest non-list Jack Patterson and at spring training. July 15 invited non-list RHP Corey Abbott to spring training on July 17 Selected contract 2B Jason Kipnis of the Iowa Cubs. Sent RHP Trevor Megill straight to an alternative training site. On July 21, the free agents RHP Ben Leeper and RHP Sheldon Reed were signed to minor league contracts. July 22 Signed jordan Nwogu. July 23 placed LHP Jose quintana (left thumb) on the 10-day injured list retroactively until July 20, 2020. Placed 2B Daniel Descalso (ankle) on the 60-day injured list. He placed the Russian Federation on the list of banned. Appointed 2B Robel Garcia for appointment. Option RHP Jharel Cotton and RHP Ryan Tepera of the Cubs Alternative Training Site. Selected contract C Josh Phegley and LHP Rex Brothers from an alternative training site. Recalled RHP and RHP James Norwood from an alternative training site. July 26 placed LHP Brad Wick (hamstring) on the 10-day IL. Recalled RHP Ryan Tepera from an alternative training site. July 30 recalled RHP Colin Rea from an alternative training site. Option RHP Dillon Maples is an alternative training site. On July 31, RHP Cody Allen signed free agent to a minor league contract and invited him to spring training. A source on August 2 placed RHP James Norwood on a 10-day IL. Recalled LHP from an alternative training site. August 6 Optioned LHP Rex Brothers and LHP Justin Steele on an alternative training site. Signed free agent RHP Kelvin Herrera on a minor league contract and invited him to spring training. LHP Matt Dermody of Sugar Land Skeeters has been selected. August 8 Released 2B Derek Dietrich August 15 placed RHP Tyler Chatwood (back) on the 10-day IL retroactively until August 13. Selected contracted RHP Jason Adam from an alternative training site. Appointed RHP Jharel Cotton for assignment. August 17 recalled RHP Tyson Miller from an alternative training site as the 29th roster member for the doubleheader. On August 18, RF Steven Souza Jr. (hamstring) posted a 10-day IL retroactively until August 17. Transferred LHP Brad Wick from 10-day IL to 60-day IL. Optioned RHP Tyson Miller on an alternative training site. Selected 2B contract by Hernan Perez from an alternative training site. August 19 recalled RHP Adbert Alzolay from an alternative training site as the 29th roster member for the doubleheader. August 20 Option RHP Adbert Alzolay on an alternative training site. Sent by Jharel Cotton directly to an alternative training site. August 22 Posted 3B Kris Bryant (finger) on 10-day IL retroactively until August 19. Ian Miller's contract from an alternative training site was selected on August 23. Transferred RHP James Norwood from 10-day IL to 60-day IL. Signed free agent 1B at minor league and invited him to spring training. August 25 Activated RHP Tyler Chatwood and LHP Jose quintana from 10-day IL. Optioned RHP Jason Adam and Ian Miller for alternative training training RHP Kelvin Herrera was released on August 26. August 29 recalled RHP Adbert Alzolay for the 26th man for doubleheader. August 30 Option RHP Adbert Alzolay to alternative Stie training. Appointed C Josh Phegley for appointment. Exchanged a player to be named later and cashed in for the Tampa Bay Rays for 1B Jose Martinez. August 31 Designated Ian Miller and 2B Hernan Perez for appointment. The exchanged player, who will be named later by the Boston Red Sox for LHP Josh Osic. The exchanged player, who will be named later by the Arizona Diamondbacks for LHP Andrew Chafin and Cash. Traded SS zack Short to the Detroit Tigers for Cameron Maybin. Source September 1 activated 3B Kris Bryant and Steven Souza Jr. of IL. Activated 1B Jose Martinez, Cameron Maybin, and LHP Josh Osic. Placed RHP Tyler Chatwood (forearm) on the 10-day IL. Optioned Jr. alternative training site. Appointed RHP Casey Sadler for assignment. September 2 placed LHP Jose quintana (left lat) on the 10-day IL retroactively until August 31. Recalled RHP Jason Adam from an alternative training site. Sent 2B By Hernan Perez directly to an alternative training site. September 3 sent C Josh Phegley and Ian Miller straight to an alternative training site. RHP Cody Allen released. RHP Jharel Cotton was released on September 5. Recalled RHP Adbert Alzolay and RHP Tyson Miller from an alternative training site. Signed free agent RHP Pedro Strop on a minor league contract and invited him to spring training. Declared 2B Ildemaro Vargas from waivers from the Minnesota Twins. On September 6, LHP Matt Dermody was selected from an alternative training site. Option RHP Adbert Alzolay and RHP Tyson Miller alternative training site. Appointed Steven Souza Jr. for the appointment. September 7 recalled 2B Ildemaro Vargas from an alternative educational site. Billy Hamilton's claimed waivers from the New York Mets. Released C Jose Lobaton. Option LHP Matt Dermody on an alternative training site. Invited non-list RHP Duncan Robinson to spring training. Billy Hamilton is activated on September 8. Option 1B Jose Martinez is an alternative training center. Released by Steven Souza Jr. on September 9 released RHP Juan Gamez. Sent by LHP Matt Dermody directly to an alternative training site. September 10 recalled RHP Adbert Alzolay on an alternative training site. Option ed RHP Colin Rea on an alternative training site. SS Pedro Martinez's trade with the Rays to complete an earlier trade. Released Ryan Lamarr. Signed free agent RHP Joe Venland to a minor league contract and invited him to spring training. September 11 recalled LHP Rex Brothers from an alternative training site. Option RHP Adbert Alzolay on an alternative training site. September 19 Activated LHP Andrew Chafin of the 10-day IL. Placed RHP Rowan Wick (oblique) on a 10-day IL. September 20 recalled 1B Jose Martinez from Stie training. LHP is optional on an alternative training site. September 21 Posted 2B Ildemaro Vargas (hamstring) on the on IL retroactively until September 20. Reminded RHP Adbert Alzolay of an alternative training site. September 22 activated LHP Jose quintana from the 10-day IL. Optioned LHP Rex Brothers on an alternative training site. September 25 Selected contract 1B Patrick Wisdom from an alternative training site. Option 1B Jose Martinez is an alternative training site. Hosted RHP Manny Rodriguez on the 45-day IL. On September 27, LHP Brilin Marquez was selected from an alternative training site. Appointed 1B Patrick Wisdom for appointment. September 28 Sent 1B Patrick Wisdom Straight Cubs Alternative Training Site. Activated RHP Tyler Chatwood and RHP Rowan Wick are out of the 10-day injured list. LHP Matt Dermody elected a free agent. Recalled RHP Tyson Miller, RHP Dillon Maples, LHP Justin Steele, LHP Matt Dermody, C Miguel Amaya, Albert Almora Jr., and RHP Colin Rea of the Cubs Alternative Training Site. On September 30, LHP Josh Osic was appointed for the appointment. Reassigned LHP Justin Steele, RHP Colin Rea, and RHP Dillon Maples, RHP Tyler Chatwood, RHP Rowan Wick, Albert Almora Jr., LHP Brailin Marquesand C Miguel Amaya for the minors. Selected C Josh Phegley of the Cubs Alternative Training Site. Invited non-list 1B Patrick Wisdom to spring training. Activated 2B Ildemaro Vargas from 10-day IL. Source 98 regular-season roster due to the COVID-19 pandemic and as a result of the proposed shortened season, the teams started the season with a 30-man roster. Two weeks later, the number of players dropped to 28, and then they had to return to a new normal squad of 26 people after that. It was later decided to keep the lineup for 28 for the rest of the season. (Contains all players who played in a game for the Cubs during the 2020 season.) 2020 Chicago Cubs Roster Pitchers 60 Jason Adam 73 Adbert Alzolay 39 Andrew Chafin 32 Tyler Chatwood 11 Yu Darvish 45 Matt Dermody 28 Kyle Hendricks 24 Jeremy Jeffress 46 Craig Kimbrel 34 John Lester 36 Dillon Maples 28 Kyle Hendricks 24 Jeremy Jeffress 46 Craig Kimbrel 34 John Lester 36 Dillon Maples 28 Kyle Hendricks 24 Jeremy Jeffress 46 Craig Kimbrel 34 John Lester 36 Dillon Maples 28 Kyle Hendricks 24 Jeremy Jeffress 46 Craig Kimbrel 34 John Lester 36 Dillon Maples 28 Braylen Marquez 72 Tyson Miller 30 Alec Mills 57 James Norwood 35 Josh Axis 62 Jose quintana 20 Colin Rea 56 Kyle Ryan 65 Casey Sadler 52 Ryan Tefera 51 Dwayne Underwood Jr 50 Rowan Vic 38 Brad Vic 43 Dan Winkler 7 Victor Caratini 40 Willson Contreras 4 Josh Fegley Infielders 49 Javier Baez 13 David Bote 17 Kris Bryant 2 Nico Horner 27 Jason Kipnis 53 Jose Martinez 44 Anthony Rizzo 41 Ernan Perez 16 Ildemaro Vargas 59 Patrick Wisdom Outfielders 5 Albert Almora Jr 6 Billy Hamilton 8 Ian Happ 22 Jason Heyward 15 Cameron Maybin 6 Ian Miller 12 Kyle Schwarber 21 Steven Souza Jr. Manager 3 David Ross Trainers 58 (associate pitching/catch/strategy) 63 Juan Cabreya (hr assistant) 81 Craig Driver (first base/catch) 91 Kyle Evans (Major League Data and Development) 83 Franklin Font (assistant staff) 19 Andy Green (bench) 68 Tommy (pitching) 99 (kick) (kick) Mike Napoli (quality guarantee) 95 Chad Noble (bullpen ) 1 (assistant kick) 25 (third base) 54 Chris Young (bullpen) Postseason Game Magazine 2018 postseason game log: 0-2 (Home: 0-2; Away: 0:0) 2020 National League Wild Card Series: 0-2 (Home: 0-2; Sidelined: 0-0) - Date Rival Score Win Loss Save The Stadium Record 1 September 30 Marlins 1-5 Alcantara (1-0) Hendricks (0-1) - Wrigley Field 0-1 - October 1 Marlins Off (inclement weather) October 2 2 Marlins 0-2 Boxberger (1-0) Darvish (0-1) Kinzler (1) Wrigley Field 0-2 Legend: They too would have played Game 3, if it were necessary. It was announced that Kyle Hendricks would make a start for the Cubs in Game 1 of the Series on September 30. Yu Darvish started Game 2 of the series. Game 1 Hendricks went through six innings well without giving up a single run. However, Cube's offense struggled again, failing to score a run through four innings. Ian Happ homered in the fifth to give the Cubs a 1-0 lead. However, in the seventh, Hendricks gave up a three-run home run to Corey Dickerson to give the Marlins a 3-1 lead. Jeremy Jeffress relieved Hendricks and quickly gave up a single and a home run by Jesus Aguilar boosted the Marlins' lead to 5-1. The Cubs managed only two extra baserunners as the Cubs lost the game 5-1. The loss put the Cubs on the brink of elimination from the playoffs in the best-of-three-game series. Game 2, scheduled for October 1, was postponed due to possible rain during the day. The game was rescheduled for October 2. Darvish pitched six unanswered innings before allowing a homer to Garrett Cooper and a single to Magneuris Sierra in the seventh to give the Marlins a 2-0 advantage. Cube's offense continued to struggle in the postseason, failing to score a run. The Cubs lost 2-0 and were eliminated from the postseason. Wild Card Series Roster 2020 Chicago Cubs NLWCS Roster Pitchers 60 Jason Adam 73 Adbert Alzolay 39 Andrew Chafin 11 Yu Darvish 28 Kyle Hendricks 24 Jeremy Jeffress 46 Craig Kimbrel 34 Jon Lester 30 Alec Mills 62 Jose quintana 56 Kyle Ryan 52 Ryan Tepera 43 Dan Winkler Catcher 7 Victor Caratini 40 Willson Contreras 4 Josh Fegley Infielders 49 Javier Baez 13 David Botha 17 Kris Bryant 2 Nico Horner 27 Jason Kipnis 44 Anthony Rizzo 16 Ildemaro Vargas Outfielders 6 Billy Hamilton 8 Ian Happ 22 Jason Heyward 15 Cameron Maybin 12 Kyle Sch Canberra Manager 3 David Ross Coaches 58 Mike Borzello (associate pitching/catch/strategy) 63 Juan Cabreha (assistant personnel) 81 Craig Driver (first base/catch) 91 Kyle Evans (Major League and Development) Franklin Font (staff assistant) 19 Andy Green (bench) 68 (pitching) 99 Anthony Iapoche (kick) 55 Mike Napoli (quality guarantee) 95 Chad Noble (bull) Catcher) 1 Terrmel Sledge (assistant kick) 25 Will Venable (third base) 54 Chris Young (bullpen) Achievements and record Kyle Hendricks was named NL Player of the Week during the first week of the season after throwing a full shutout game in the season opener. In August, Yu Darvish was named NL Pitcher of the Month. He went 5-0 with a 1.09 ERA and struck out 40 in just seven walks a month. After he failed to become a player on September 13, Alec Mills was named PLAYER of the week in the NL. Mills pitched 15 innings in two starts, allowing just four hits and six walks. Regular-season Batting Stats (final stats) Note: G and games played; AB and bats; R and works; H - Hits; 2B - Doubles; 3B - Troika; HR - Home runs; RBI and running in batting in; SB - Stolen bases; BB and Walks; K - Strikes; Avg. Average batting score; OBP - at the base interest; SLG - Slugging Player Percentage G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB BB K AVG OBP SLG TB Albert Almora Jr. 28 30 4 5 1 0 0 1 0 3 9 .167 .265 .265 .200 6 Javier Baez 59 222 27 45 9 1 8 8 8 8 8 24 3 7 75 .203 .23 8 .360 80 David Both 45 125 15 25 3 1 7 29 2 17 40 .200 .303 .408 51 Chris Bryant 34 131 20 27 5 1 4 4 4 4 11 0 12 40 .206 .293 .351 46 Victor Caratini 44 116 10 28 7 0 1 16 0 12 12 3 1 .241 .333 .328 38 Willson Contreras 57 189 37 46 10 0 7 26 1 20 57 .57 .0243 .356 .407 77 Billy Hamilton 14 10 6 0 0 1 1 3 1 4 .300 .364 .600 6 Yang Happ 5 7 198 27 51 11 1 12 28 1 30 63 .258 .364 .505 100 Jason Heyward 50 147 20 39 6 2 6 22 2 30 37 .265 .392 .456 67 Nico Hoerner 48 108 19 24 4 0 0 13 3 12 24 .222 .312 .259 28 Jason Kipnis 44 114 13 27 8 1 3 16 1 18 41 .237 .341 .404 46 Jose Martinez 10 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 7,000 .045 .000 0 Cameron Maybin 18 52 3 13 4 1 0 5 3 3 12 .250 . 304 .365 19 Alec Mills 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 .000 .000 .000 0 0 Hernan Perez 3 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 .167 .167 .167 1 Josh Fegley 11116 164 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 1 3 .063 .167 .250 4 Anthony Rizzo 52 203 26 45 6 0 11 24 3 28 38 .222 .342 .414 84 Kyle Schwarber 59 191 303 66 6 0 11 241 30 66 .188 .308 .393 75 Stephen Souza Jr. 11 27 3 4 2 0 1 5 1 1 1 1 4 15 .148 .258 .333 9 Ildemaro Vargas 6 9 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 3 .222 .222 .222 .556 5 Patrick Wisdom 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 .000 000 0 TEAM TOTALS 60 1918 265 422 82 8 74 248 24 229 567 .220 .318 .387 742 Source (Statistics) Note: W and wins; L - Losses; ERA - Earned average mileage; G - Games smashed; GS and games have begun; SV - saves; IP and innings smashed; H - Allowed hits; R - Runs allowed; ER - Earned runs allowed; BB - Walks are allowed; K - Strikes Player W L ERA GS SV IP H R ER BB K Jason Adam 2 1 3.29 13 0 13.2 9 7 5 8 21 Adbert Alzolay 1 1 2. 95 6 6 6 4 0 21.1 12 8 7 13 29 Rex Brothers 0 0 8.10 3 0 0 3.1 2 3 3 3 8 Chafin 0 1 3.00 4 0 0 3.0 2 1 1 1 3 Tyler Chatwood 2 2 5.30 5 5 0 18.2 22 11 11 9 25 Yu Dar 8 3 2.01 12 12 0 76.0 59 18 17 14 93 Matt Dermody 0 0 0.00 0 0 1 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 1 Kyle Hendricks 6 5 2.88 12 12 0 81 73 26 26 x26 8 61 Jeremy Jeffress 4 1 1.54 22 0 8 23.1 10 5 4 12 17 Craig Kimbrel 0 1 5.28 18 0 2 15.1 10 9 9 12 28 Jon Lester 3 3 5.16 12 12 0 61. 0 64 35 35 17 42 Braylin Marquez 0 0 67.50 1 0 0.2 2 5 5 3 3 3 1 Dillon Maples 0 18.00 2 0 0 1.0 1 3 2 4 1 Tyson Miller 0 0 0 5.40 2 1 0 5 .0 2 3 3 3 0 Alec Mills 5 5 4.48 11 11 0 62.1 53 31 31 19 46 James Norwood 0 0 16.20 3 0 1.2 4 3 3 1 0 Josh Axis 0 0 10.13 4 0 0 2.2 5 6 3 0 4 Jose quintana 0 0 4.50 1 0 0 10.0 10 5 5 3 312 Colin Rea 1 1 5.79 9 2 0 14.0 15 9 9 9 20 0 10 Kyle Ryan 1 0 5.17 18 0 1 15.2 16 9 9 6 11 Casey Sadler 0 0 5.79 10 0 0 9.1 8 6 6 8 9 Ryan Tetera 0 1 3.92 21 0 20.2 17 9 9 9 12 31 Dwayne Underwood Jr. 1 0 5.66 17 0 20.2 25 13 13 6 27 Rowan Vic 0 1 3,12 19 0 4 17.1 18 6 6 6 20 Brad Wick 0 0 0 018.00 1 0 0 1. 0 1 2 2 1 2 Dan Winkler 0 0 2.95 18 0 0 18.1 11 7 6 11 18 TEAM TOTALS 34 26 3.99 60 60 16 518.1 451 240 230 182 523 Source AB and bats; R and works; H - Hits; 2B - Doubles; 3B - Troika; HR - Home runs; RBI and running in batting in; SB - Stolen bases; BB and Walks; K - Strikes; Avg. Average batting score; OBP - at the base interest; SLG - Slugging Player Percentage G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB BB K AVG OBP SLG TB Javier Baez 2 8 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 .125 .125 .125 1 David Botha 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 .000 .000 .000 0 Chris Bryant 2 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 .000 .000 000 0 Victor Caratini 2 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.167 .167 .167 1 Willson Contreras 2 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 .250 .625 .525 .500 2 Jan Happ 2 8 1 4 0 0 0 0 1 .500 .500 .875 7 Jason Heyward 2 7 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 .286 .375 .429 3 Jason Kipnis 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 .000 .250 .000 0 Cameron Maybin 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 0 Anthony Rizzo 2 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 .000 .000 .000 0 Kyle Schwarber 2 2 2 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 .0000 .000 0 Kyle Schwarber 2 2 2 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 .000.000 .0000 0 Kyle Schwarber 2 2 2 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3.000 .0000 0 Kyle Schwarber 2 2 2 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 000.0000 000 0 Kyle Schwarber 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1.000 .429 .000 0 TEAM TOTALS 2 62 1 9 2 0 1 1 0 5 16 .145 .254 .226 14 Pitching (Final Stats) Note : W and wins; L - Losses; ERA - Earned average mileage; G - Games smashed; GS and games have begun; SV - saves; IP and innings smashed; H - Allowed hits; R - Runs allowed; ER - Earned runs allowed; BB - Walks are allowed; K - Strikes Player W L ERA GS GS IP H R ER BB K Andrew Chafin 0 0.00 0 0 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 Yu Darvish 0 1 2.70 1 1 0 6 5 2 2 6 Kyle Hendricks 0 1 4.2 6 1 0 6.1 5 3 3 3 Jeremy Jeffress 0 0 10.80 2 0 0 1.2 3 2 2 2 0 2 Craig Kimbrel 0 0.00 1 0 0 1.1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 Ryan Tppera 0 0 0.00 1 0 0 0.2 0 0 0 1 2 Dan Winkler 0 0.00 1 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 TEAM TOTALS 0 2 3.50 2 0 18.0 13 7 7 8 17 Farm Systems See also: List of Chicago Cubs minor league affiliatesOn June 30, it was announced that 160 minor league baseball teams seasons have been because of the COVID-19 pandemic. 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