. 0 for 23/ 9 K’s Brewers. Bryant and Souza have both missed just shy of two weeks for their respective injuries.Tyler Chatwood will start the Cubs series finale against the Reds on Sunday, manager David Ross announced Saturday.Chatwood returned from the injured list (mid-back strain) on Tuesday and Tuesday was Chatwood’s first start since Aug. 6, when he was roughed up against the Royals (2 1/3 IP 11 hits, eight earned runs). ‘‘Just disappointing. ‘‘It’s one of two things right now,’’ Hendricks said. Hendricks (3-4) allowed five runs on 10 hits over six innings in a loss to the Reds on Friday. . We use cookies and other tracking technologies to improve your browsing experience on our site, show personalized content and targeted ads, analyze site traffic, and understand where our audiences come from. The Reds have been a nuisance for Cubs right-hander Kyle Hendricks in his career, and that has carried over into the 2020 season. Craig Kimbrel #46. Listen to Lin Brehmer at 93XRT and 93XRT.com Monday thru Friday from 5:30-10am Central Time All logos are the trademark & property of their owners and not Sports Reference LLC.
The ball that fell for the two runs was big. newsletter Or I’m just not getting away with the bad pitches that I make. Cubs starter Kyle Hendricks dominated on Opening Day and Major League Baseball took notice.Monday, MLB named Hendricks the NL Player of the Week for July 23-26.
The Cubs scored three runs in the ninth for the second consecutive game before the rally fell short again.Know about breaking news as it happens. Alec Mills #30. ‘‘Physically, I felt fine,’’ Hendricks said. I'm not sitting here'Heyward discusses why it was so important for him to sit outDavid Ross excited to have Jose Quintana back with the teamRoss: Bryant is 'on the right path' in injury recoveryCubs recall Adbert Alzolay as 29th man for doubleheader at RedsRoss: Bryant is 'on the right path' in injury recoveryCubs recall Adbert Alzolay as 29th man for doubleheader at RedsCubs recall Adbert Alzolay as 29th man for doubleheader at Reds'No justice, no baseball': MLB missed Jackie Robinson Day opportu...David Ross: Cubs' Kris Bryant is 'on the right path' in injury recoveryTyler Chatwood will start Cubs series finale vs. Reds on SundayCubs recall Adbert Alzolay as 29th man for doubleheader at RedsMLB missed an opportunity on Jackie Robinson Day: 'No justice, no baseball'Jason Heyward: Cubs may have sat Thursday, had no plans to on FridayQuick takes: Another late Cubs rally comes up short in loss to RedsCubs' Jason Heyward, Theo Epstein, Crane Kenney donate to The Players AllianceMLB rumors: Cubs, Tigers have talked trades, Cameron Maybin's name mentionedCubs injury update: Kris Bryant, Steven Souza Jr. report to South BendCubs Talk Podcast: Should the Cubs have joined Jason Heyward in solidarity?2020 Cubs: Lessons and questions from the first half of the seasonCubs' Jason Heyward joins historic action against racism, but will it be heard?Inside Cubs' Jason Heyward's decision to sit out: 'I need to be a part of it'Cubs’ Anthony Rizzo on social change: ‘Politicians don't give a f**k about us'Quick takes: Cubs' rally comes up short as season reaches halfway markCardinals' Dexter Fowler sits out 'in solidarity,' more MLB games postponedCubs' Jason Heyward decides not to play Wednesday following athlete protestsCubs to reduce scouting, player development staff in wake of COVID-19 pandemicAdding Jose Quintana might be as good as it gets for Cubs at trade deadlineBrewers, Reds won't play Wednesday in protest of police shooting in Kenosha Just not making enough good pitches. The Cubs’ offense looked as though it was going to have a big night after Rizzo and Schwarber homered in the first, but things cooled off quickly as Reds starter Tyler Mahle settled down and dominated the lineup, striking out a season-high 11 in 6‰ innings. . 2 thru 8 in the Brewers lineup combined to hit 3 balls out of the infield off Kyle Hendricks last night. My officers did nothing wrong in allowing teen gunman to walk away after allegedly killing 2 protesters, Kenosha police chief says‘There was nothing to suggest this individual was involved in any criminal behavior,’ Chief Dan Miskinis said Friday of the circumstances his officers faced.The treatment of Kenosha shooter Kyle Rittenhouse of Antioch shows why America has a policing problem.
. I really just need better in general for my guys and to keep us in the game.’’ The Reds took the lead by scoring twice in the fourth on a tying homer by Jesse Winker and a go-ahead single by Matt Davidson. Ryan Tepera #52. I don’t think the results that [Hendricks] got were indicative of how he was pitching.’’ Hendricks allowed five runs and 10 hits, struck out six and walked none in six innings. (via @statcast) — Jordan Bastian (@MLBastian) July 25, 2020. Hendricks again didn’t have an answer for them in a 6-5 loss Friday in Cincinnati as the Cubs dropped the first game of the second half of their season.
This 17-year-old vigilante is no hero.Man, 21, shot dead, at a Shell gas station in Humboldt Park, second man, 20, woundedIt happened around 8:30 p.m. Friday at the gas station in the 900 block of North Pulaski Road when someone drove up and shot them, the Chicago police said. Cubs righty Kyle Hendricks threw the first Opening Day complete game since 2013 in a 3-0 win over Milwaukee on Friday. Hendricks looked to have figured things out in the fifth, getting two quick outs. The right-hander tossed a complete game shutout on Friday, striking out nine while walking none. Many thanks to him. Jotting down some achievements of the electrifying player, Baseball analyst Ryan M Spaeder tweeted, “Kyle Hendricks is the first #Cubs pitcher to toss a complete game shutout on #OpeningDay. Hendricks allowed five runs in six innings in the Cubs’ 6-5 loss to the Reds. Hendricks following by jamming Suarez, who made just enough contact to flare the ball into the outfield and drive in two more runs for a 5-2 lead. Hendricks allowed five runs in six innings in the Cubs’ 6-5 loss to the Reds.