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Cubs get their butts handed to them by the Reds

Submitted by Cliff on Wednesday, 7 May 2008 2 Comments

Wow, the Cubs were never even in the game hardly today against the Cincinnti Reds as the Reds came out of the gates with some big whoopin sticks.  The Reds hit four home runs off Jon Lieber in the second inning, and then two more home runs off of Sean Marshall in the fifth inning, and one more off of Sean Gallager in the sixth inning.

The pitchers didn’t even give the hitters a chance today as they put them into such a big hole to start off.  Yeah, the offense sucked as well in the game as they only recorded six total hits and didn’t even score one run.  Leaving twenty runners on base and striking out eleven time sure didn’t help the offense.

The Cubs will now off Thursday off which is a much needed off day if you ask me.  Let the bullepen get some more rest as they are probably going to have to be used quite a bit this weekend when the Arizona Dimaondbacks come into town for a weekend series.  The Cubs have a long homestand coming up, they really need to win 75% of these games to stay within striking distance of the St. Louis Cardinals who just keep on winning and winning.  Right now the Cubs are thre games behind the Cardinals in the standings.

So how will the Cubs do against the Diamondbacks?  I’m predicting that they will win one game out of the three game series.  Leave us a comment and let us know what you think.

2 Comments »

  • Metin Isa says:

    Im a Cubs Fan all the Way BUT I agree…they will win one out of three games against the diamondbacks :(

  • Cubs breaking records | Cubs Suck Club says:

    [...] a bit of the Cub game… So I happen to be there during that 2nd inning.  Yikes – that was pathetic!  Leiber gave up 4 bombs in the 2nd inning alone which was a franchise record for one inning off [...]

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