The Cubs have had one of their best years ever their remaining schedule is an encouraging sign that the Cubs could make it to the big game. In their last eight games of this season, the Cubs are up against four games with the Cincinnati Reds and four games with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Both these teams are well under .500, losing more games than not this season and aren’t favored to win against the Cubs. The Cubs are currently tied in the pennant race with the Houston Astros and the San Francisco Giants. The Giants are the team to beat and have already guaranteed a spot in the post season, so now it is between the Cubs and the Astros. The Astros don’t play many of their last on their home field, and the Cubs d

With the combination of a very talented and dominant pitching staff, a great depth of starting players and backups, a new manager with a history of winning and of course, maybe a little luck, the Cubs have a good shot of winning the 2003 Major League Baseball World Series. So instead of dedicated Cubs fans saying, “wait until next year”, we might have everyone saying, “just wait and see what happens THIS year”!!!!!

The Cubs have one of the most talented teams ever. They have great players at every single position on the field, and even their backups are impressive. The Cubs had to overcome some obstacles in the beginning of the season, but worked hard to get to the position they are in today. Right at the start of the season, the team lost their starting third baseman and second baseman for almost two months. Roster moves were very important and have showed how diverse the Cubs player can be. The Cubs picked up three players from the Pittsburgh Pirates early on, including third baseman Aramis Ramirez, only twenty-five years old, first baseman, Randell Simon, twenty-seven years old, and four-time All Star centerfielder, Kenny Lofton. But the biggest, most influential move the Cubs made this year was picking up new manager, “

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