Ian Happ drove in five runs and ignited a six-run seventh inning with a three-run home run that eventually helped the Chicago Cubs snap a 10-game losing streak with a 10-4 win over the host Pittsburgh Pirates on Wednesday night.
The Chicago Cubs took down the Pittsburgh Pirates 10-4 on Wednesday, snapping a 10-game losing streak in emphatic fashion. In the top of the opening inning, Ian Happ got on the board first for the Cubs with a two-run RBI single.
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The Chicago Cubs are pushing all the buttons they can to correct their season. As they are currently in the midst of a 10-game losing streak, they have made an addition to the organization via free agency.
The Chicago Cubs have dealt with some concerns with their pitching staff, and they made sure to make a move to fix their depth. They recently signed Aaron Bummer to a deal, according to USA Today’s Bob Nightengale.
Not every all-timer has instant success at the next level. For many baseball players, it takes a few bumps in the road out of the gate before they ever reach stardom.
The Cubs’ losing streak has reached a stunning ten games, following a pathetic 12-1 blowout loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates on Tuesday. The frustrated Cubs fans are openly starting to vent their frustration towards manager Craig Counsell.
As the Chicago Cubs are currently on a 10-game losing streak ahead of Wednesday’s game against the Pittsburgh Pirates, the baseball world could be pondering if the team will be sellers or buyers at the trade deadline in August.
At this rate, Chicago Cubs fans are happy to devour any crumb of positvity. Their recent ten-game losing streak has made this one of the most bizarre seasons in franchise history, let alone MLB history!
The Chicago Cubs are looking to break a 10-game losing streak entering their Wednesday matchup against the Pittsburgh Pirates. At 29-26, they're falling behind in the National League Central, 4.5 games back from the first-place Milwaukee Brewers.
With the Chicago Cubs on a 10-game losing streak, the baseball world could be thinking that the team could make a big move at the trade deadline to turn around the season.
The only two things rarer in modern-day baseball than the four-homer game is the Triple Crown and the unassisted triple play. The former is, of course, done over an entire season, while there's a large level of lucky in the unassisted triple play.
The Chicago Cubs can’t do anything right at the moment. There’s been no offense at all. And, when it comes to the pitchers, even when one has a quality outing, it’s usually for naught as a struggling pitcher comes up right behind him to cancel out the performance.
The Cubs have cleverly managed to offset the expectations created by two 10-game winning streaks by losing 10 straight — they’re the second team in 10 years to do so — and could well be continuing that skein as the season threatens to unravel completely.
The Chicago Cubs are currently working through a nightmare scenario. If one had predicted things as they currently are, that person would’ve been accused of being exaggeratedly pessimistic.
It’s been a rough couple of weeks for Cubs baseball. Those two 10-game winning streaks feel like they were a long time ago as the Cubs dropped their 10th game in a row Tuesday night, falling 12-1 against the Pirates in Pittsburgh.
On Tuesday night, the Chicago Cubs lost 12-1 to the Pittsburgh Pirates. This was their tenth consecutive loss, dating back to May 16th against the Chicago White Sox.
When we last looked at slugging teenager Josiah Hartshorn, he was tearing it up at Low-A Myrtle Beach and showing why the Cubs gave him a record signing bonus for a sixth-round pick.
We’d have to travel in the way back machine to 2017 to find a team that had two 10+ game winning streaks and one 10+ game losing streak. That team was the Dodgers.
Two weeks ago, the Cubs sat on top of the MLB.com power rankings. Now they look like a team trying to survive its own collapse. Chicago’s 12-1 loss to the Pirates on May 26 was a 10th straight defeat, and the disorganization is starting to look as concerning as the losing itself.
Make that 10 consecutive losses for the Chicago Cubs, who at the moment look like a shell of what they once were. They're tied for last place in the NL Central, and things look bleaker than ever.
Jordan Wicks will make his season debut on Tuesday night as the Chicago Cubs try to snap a season-long nine-game losing streak when they face the host Pittsburgh Pirates.
In making the 2026 Memorial Day holiday a memorable one, the Houston Astros put together an historic performance in a win over their in-state rival, the Texas Rangers, on Monday night.
The Cubs didn’t expect to be here. Two weeks ago, they looked like one of baseball’s most complete teams, riding two separate 10‑game winning streaks and sitting 15 games over .500.
The Chicago Cubs are treading water in the National League Central, sitting at 29-24 while in the midst of an eight-game losing streak. The struggles have put pressure on manager Craig Counsell to find ways to spark an offense that, despite ranking second in on-base percentage at .335, has failed to convert runners consistently.
The Chicago Cubs placed right-hander Edward Cabrera on the 15-day injured list Sunday due to a blister on the middle finger of his pitching hand. The move is retroactive to Thursday.