I can't say I'm feeling too confident about tonight's game, but for the few hours between now and game time, I'm just going to keep playing these clips over and over and hoping the Cubs have another comeback left in them this season.
The first one isn't a comeback, but Rich Harden fans 11 Nationals (Game Thread Link)
Cubs overcome an 8-0 deficit to Rockies (Game Thread Link)
Daryle Ward pinch-hit 3-run HR to give Cubs lead in the 9th (Game Thread Link & Recap)
Ramirez hits go-ahead grand slam versus Phillies (Game Thread Link & Recap)
Soto ties Brewers with 3-run HR (Game Thread link & Recap)
Go Cubs Go!
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Daryle Ward
TEAMS: Chicago Cubs, Washington Nationals, Colorado Rockies, Philadelphia Phillies, Milwaukee Brewers
TEAMS: Chicago Cubs, Washington Nationals, Colorado Rockies, Philadelphia Phillies, Milwaukee Brewers
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