Tuesday, April 23, 2019

Cubs 21 games into the season

As promised, I was going to do a progress check on the Cubs at 21 games. For the most part, the Cubs have come together. There are problems that have been there from the beginning, KB....YD.... and although most players have stepped up the the plate, Baez and Heyward should not be carrying the team on offense.

   Player           G AB  R  H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO   AVG  OBP
1  Baez, J         21 89 19 28  6  1  7  18  5 27  .315 .351 
2  Heyward, J      19 59 14 20  1  0  4  11 14  9  .339 .461 
3  Contreras, W    20 59 14 19  5  0  6  16 12 19  .322 .467 
4  Bryant, K       20 77 13 17  7  0  1   8 11 19  .221 .341 
5  Descalso, D     18 55  9 17  5  0  1  10  7 13  .309 .387 
6  Rizzo, A        21 75 15 15  2  1  4  13 14 16  .200 .362 
7  Zobrist, B      18 60  7 15  0  0  0   5  9  9  .250 .343 
8  Bote, D         19 44  7 13  4  0  1   9  5 10  .295 .380 
9  Schwarber, K    18 66  8 13  1  0  3   6  6 21  .197 .264 
10  Almora Jr., A  20 52  4 10  0  0  0   4  5  9  .192 .263 
11  Caratini, V     6 14  4  8  3  0  1   5  3  4  .571 .647 
12  Zagunis, M     12 23  1  7  3  0  0   4  0  8  .304 .304  
Last post I said the Cubs needed to be near 500, and of tonight, they are better than 500. As of tonight with 11 wins and 10 losses for .524 and two games out. The biggest improvement is Cubs pitching. Everyone but Yu has been really doing their jobs well.

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A few good cards picked up

- 1983 Donruss Lee Smith (Cubs) - HoF - 1993 Topps Ryne Sandberg - All Star Card (Cubs) - HoF - Carlton Fisk (White Sox) -  HoF