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2008 Cubs Game Summaries Game 32 vs. Reds (8-3), Record 22-7-3 Box
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Summary
The Cubs and Reds finished the
regular season by waiting almost an hour for bases so they could
start. The Cubs started with 9 guys but after Dale Bernard
had to leave the Cubs played with 8 the rest of the way.
The Cubs got on top with 1 in the first on a Dave Reitman walk,
stolen base and then a hit and run with Tom Girodat scored
Reitman. The Reds tied it in the fourth with a run and
then with 8 guys in the field the Reds scored 2 in the fifth,
however the Cubs came back with 2 of their own in the fifth on a
single, a walk, another single and then a bases loaded hit
batter and then a wild pitch. The Cubs then took the lead
in the sixth with 5-runs. Jon VanSon tripled in the two
runs and then Randy Nettles homered for two more. Steve
Girodat doubled and scored on a wild pitch. The Cubs
finished the regular season in second place with a 22-7-3
record.
Game 31 vs. Tigers (1-0), Record 21-7-3 Box
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Summary
The Cubs and Tigers faced off in a
pitchers duel. The Cubs scored the only run of the game in
the first and starter Steve Gordon made it hold up going all
7-innings while striking out 5 and giving up only 4 hits.
The Cubs scored their run on an error and a double by Steve
Girodat. The Cubs managed only 4 hits themselves.
Girodat led the way with two.
Game 30 vs. Mets (9-2), Record 20-7-3 Box
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Summary
In the second game of the
doubleheader the Cubs again scored early with 2-runs in the
first but this time the Mets were able to tie it up in the
second with 2-runs of their own. The Cubs added a run in
the third but it was close until the fifth when the Cubs scored
5-runs to break it open again. They added another in the
sixth for the 9-2 final. The highlight of this game though
was Steve Girodat and Jason Rider playing all 9 positions
throughout the game. They started in the outfield, each
playing left, center and righ, and then moved to the infield
where they each took a turn at third, second, short and first.
In the final two innings they traded off pitching and catching.
Starting on the mound though was Dave Theriault who got his
second win of the year. Jason Westphal also threw an
inning for the Cubs. At the plate Evan Dawley once again
was hot going 4 for 4 at the plate and going 6 for 6 in the
doubleheader. Dawley also homered, scored 3-times and
drove in 2. Randy Nettles also homered. Girodat had 3-hits
and so did Mike Dawson. The Cubs are now in second place
heading into their final two games of the year against the
Tigers and Reds.
Game 29 vs. Mets (7-0), Record 19-7-3 Box
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Summary
In the opening game of the
doubleheader Steve Girodat made his first career start on the
mound for the Cubs. Steve pitched 4 scoreless innings
allowing only 2-hits. Following Girodat on the mound was
Dave Reitman, making his first career appearance on the mound
for the Cubs. Dave went the final 3-innings for the save
and struck out 4 without giving up a hit or run. On the
offensive side the Cubs scored in the first on an Evan Dawley
sac fly. Then in the third the Cubs broke it open with
5-runs. Back-to-back doubles by Jason Rider and Mike
Dawson started things off. 4 more hits and another sac fly
plated the other four runs for the Cubs in the third. They
added another run on yet another sac fly in the fifth.
Evan Dawley was 2 for 2 with a double and 3-RBI.
Game 28 vs. Angels (4-0), Record 18-7-3 Box
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Game
Summary
With the season series tied at 1-1-1
the Cubs and Angels played for the fourth time Friday night.
The Cubs got on the board early with a run in the first on an
RBI single from Kris Krstich. They added a run in the
second on an error by the Angels shortstop and then two more in
the fifth on back-to-back doubles by Evan Dawley and Randy
Nettles, Krstich's third hit of the game and then a run scoring
double-play. That was all the Cubs scoring but it was all
they would need as Mike Dawson shut-out the Angels on 3-hits.
Dawson went the distance striking out 4 and getting 4 1-2-3
innings. On the offensive side Krstich led the way with
3-hits. Jason Rider had 2-hits and Dawley, Nettles and
Chris Baroli all doubled. The Cubs now play the Mets in a
doubleheader on Sunday.
Game 27 vs. Yankees (15-0), Record 17-7-3 Box
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Game 26 vs. Red Sox (10-13), Record 16-7-3 Box
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Game 25 vs. Reds (12-12), Record 16-6-3 Box
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Game 24 vs. Reds (3-1), Record 16-6-2 Box
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Game 23 vs. Yankees (10-0), Record 15-6-2 Box
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Game
Summary
The Cubs mercied the Yankees 10-0
Tuesday night but the story was Dave Theriault on the mound
throwing a no-hitter. Theriault struckout one in his
5-innings of work and shut down the Yankees. On the
offensive side the Cubs got on the board early with 2-runs in
the first on four consecutive singles to start the game.
In the third the Cubs scored 3-runs on a three-run two-out
double from Tom Girodat. Girodat had a great at-bat
fouling off numerous pitching before hitting one over the
centerfielder's head for the double. Then in the fourth
the Cubs finished off the mercy with 5-runs on 4-hits, at hit
batter, a walk and a sac fly. Jason Rider, Evan Dawley,
Kris Krstich and Steve Girodat all had 2-hits apiece and Krstich
and Tom Girodat each had 3-RBI. The Cubs now get a short
break before their 8 games in 10 day stretch starting with
Sunday's doubleheader against the Reds.
Game 22 vs. Braves (6-1), Record 14-6-2 Box
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Game
Summary
The Cubs beat the Braves to even up
their season series for the year at 2 wins apiece for the two
teams. In the first the Cubs were looking to break things
open by getting the first three batters on but they were only
able to score one run out of it. In the second the Cubs
plated three on a Kris Krstich single, a Tom Girodat double and
an error by the shortstop and then another single by Jason
Rider. The Braves came back in the third with a run on
three hits but that was all the offense they were able to put
together. The Cubs finished their scoring with two more
runs in the sixth on a couple of walks, an RBI single from Mike
Dawson and an RBI ground out from Chris Baroli. For the
day Rider and Krstich each had two hits apiece and Randy Nettles
and Tom Girodat had doubles. On the mound Chris Baroli
went 5-innings allowing just the single run and 3-hits for the
win and Mike Dawson pitched 2-perfect innings to close the game
out. The Cubs now face the Yankees on Tuesday night.
Game 21 vs. Red Sox (7-3), Record 13-6-2 Box
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Game
Summary
The Cubs came back from their long
layoff with a big win against the Red Sox Tuesday night. The
Cubs got on the board in the first with a run on 2 singles and a
sac fly. Then in the third the Cubs added four more runs with
four singles and a walk. In the fifth they got two more but
this time it was on a two-run homer from Evan Dawley. The Red
Sox scored twice in the third on two unearned runs and added
another unearned run in the fifth. Kris Krstich started and
went five strong innings allowing only 3-hits and the 3 unearned
runs. Dave Theriault pitched two solid innings to close it
out. Evan Dawley hit his first homer of the year and had 3
RBI. Tom Girodat and Randy Nettles each had two hits but Jon
VanSon was the star of the game with three hits and three
outstanding defensive plays at short. The Cubs now take on the
Braves Sunday.
Game 20 vs. Angels (3-8), Record 12-6-2 Box
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Summary
In the battle for first place the
Angels were able to top the Cubs. It was a close game
early but the Angels broke it open late in the game. The
Angels got on the board first with a run in the second but the
Cubs came back in the bottom half of the inning on a single by
Dave Reitman, a sac bunt from Tom Girodat and then a 2-out
double by Mike Dawson. Again in the fourth the Angels
scored for the lead but the Cubs scored in the bottom of the
fourth. And again it was with a single by Reitman, a sac
bunt from Girodat and a 2-out double from Dawson. In the
fifth the Cubs took the lead with a Jon VanSon homer, his first
of the year but that was all the scoring the Cubs would manage.
In the sixth the Angels took the lead with four runs on a couple
of hits, a couple of walks and a couple of errors. The
Angels also scored two in the seventh for the 8-3 win. The
Cubs now will play the Reds on Wednesday.
Game 19 vs. Tigers (5-0), Record 12-5-2 Box
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Summary
The Cubs got some payback against
the Tigers for their loss a couple weeks ago. The Cubs
beat the Tigers 5-0 behind a good pitching performance by Kris
Krstich and some key hits. Both teams battled the sun
early in the game as it was hard for the hitters to pick up the
ball out of the pitchers hand, however, in the fourth the sun
had dropped and the Cubs were able to string together a few hits
with the help of a couple of Tiger errors. Randy Nettles
led off with a single and was able to make it to second as the
left fielder bobbled the ball. He scored as Krstich got on
with an error. Reitman was on by a fielder's choice and
then Tom Girodat singles followed by a 2-run double by Mike
Dawson. The Cubs added a run in the fifth on a couple of
hits and a walk and another in the sixth on a hit and a couple
of Tiger errors. Tigers were able to get a couple of guys
on in the first but couldn't score and in the fourth they had a
runner picked off of second to end a threat. They also put
two on in the fifth but were shut down by Krstich. The
Cubs now go on to face the Angels for first place on Sunday.
Game 18 vs. Orioles (4-2), Record 11-5-2 Box
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Game
Summary
The Cubs finally got to the Orioles,
after two loses and a tie, in their fourth meeting of the year.
The Cubs jumped out early in this one with four runs in the
first inning. Matt Cook lead off with a walk, then Jon
VanSon doubled scoring Cook. Evan Dawley singled and then
Randy Nettles singled scoring another run. Dawley then
scored on Nettles steal of second and Kris Krstich singled home
Nettles for the Cubs fourth run of the inning. It looked
like the Cubs would run away with this one but they failed to
score the rest of the game. The Orioles came back with one
of their own in the bottom of the first and scored another in
the third but starter Chris Johnson held them in check and Jon
VanSon closed it out for the win. VanSon and Dawley each
had two hits and Johnson went 5 2/3 innings for the win.
The Cubs next face the Mets on Wednesday.
Game 17 vs. Tigers (4-5), Record 10-5-2 Box
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Game
Summary
The Cubs continued their bad streak
with a loss to the Tigers on Monday night. The Cubs are
now 1-4-1 in their last six games. The Cubs got on the
board first in the second inning with the help of a couple of
their sub players. Adam Wooley doubled and then Eric
Vandereyk singled him home for the games first run. In the
fourth the Cubs extended their lead on a walk, an error and
another Vandereyk single. The Tigers came back though in
the bottom of the fourth with four runs of their own. A
leadoff bunt single started it and then 3 more singles a
fielders choice and then a double and a single gave the Tigers
the lead. In the sixth though the Cubs got a two-run homer
from Dave Reitman to tie the score. In the bottom of the
seventh the Tigers strung together three singles with two-outs,
including the game winning broken bat single to left. The
Cubs now have to wait until Sunday when they face the Orioles
for the fourth time this year.
Game 16 vs. Orioles (4-4), Record 10-4-2 Box
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Game
Summary
The Cubs and Orioles had another tight fought game and this time
there was no winner. The Orioles jumped out to a 2-0 lead
in the first inning but the Cubs came right back in the bottom
of the first. Matt Cook lead off with a double, followed
by a Jon VanSon single and then Evan Dawley walked to load the
bases. Randy Nettles hit a sac fly and then Steve Girodat
doubled. Kris Krstich hit another sac fly as the Cubs took
a 3-2 lead. In the top of the second the Orioles again
scored two runs and they took a 4-3 lead. In what was
looking like a slugfest from there on out it was a pitchers
duel. The Cubs scored the only other run of the game on a
lead off double by Dave Reitman, a sac bunt by Tom Girodat and
then a two-out double by Mike Dawson. From there the
pitchers were able to halt the scoring. Each team
threatened but neither could push across the winning run.
After 8-innings the umps called the game on time even though the
time limit had just expired and the teams weren't given their
extra inning to break the tie. Krstich went all 8-innings
with just 2 of the 4 runs earned. Mike Dawson had 2-hits
for the Cubs. The Cubs now take on the Tigers on Monday
and then face the Orioles again on Sunday.
Game 15 vs. Orioles (1-2), Record 10-4-1 Box
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Game
Summary
The Cubs and Orioles battled through
another pitchers duel and again the Orioles came out on top,
this time 2-1. The Cubs got on the board first with a
bases loaded walk in the first inning but that would be the only
run they would push across. The Orioles tied the score in
the third with an unearned run and then took the lead in the
sixth. A controversial collision at the plate ended the
Orioles threat in the sixth. The Cubs threatened in the
bottom of the seventh with two outs as Tom Girodat singled and
then two walks loaded the bases but the Cubs couldn't score the
tying run. Steve Gordon went six for the Cubs allowing
just the one earned run and Jon VanSon threw the seventh.
On the offensive side the Cubs struggled as they only managed 4
hits and struckout 10 times. The Cubs looks to get payback
as they face the Orioles again on Sunday.
Game 14 vs. Yankees (8-3), Record 10-3-1 Box
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Game
Summary
The Cubs and Yankees were not only
battling each other
Thursday night they also had to battle the millions of
Fish Flies that ascended upon them as the game wore on last
night. In the makeup game from
Monday night's rainout the Cubs topped the Yankees 8-3.
The Cubs got on the board in the second with 2 runs on an RBI
single from Kris Krstich and then a sac fly from Jason Westphal,
the first of his 3-RBI. The Cubs then added 3 more in the third
on a bases loaded 2-run double off the wall by Dave Reitman and
then bloop single by Steve Girodat. The Cubs added a run in the
sixth and then two more in the seventh for their eight runs.
The Yankees managed only 1-hit through the first 4-innings but
in the fifth were able to plate 3-runs on two hits, a walk and a
hit batter but that was all they could manage as the Cubs shut
them down in the final two innings. Cubs starter Chris Baroli
went 5-innings allowing only 3-hits, 1-earned run and struckout
7 Yankee batters. Mike Dawson came in relief for the final
2-innings giving up just a single hit and striking out 4. At
the plate Jason Rider, Dave Reitman, Girodat and Westphal all
had 2-hits apiece.
Game 13 vs. Braves (5-9), Record 9-3-1 Box
Score 29-Gordon:
L(3-1),
5.1-IP, 8-R, 7-ER, 11-H, 9-SO, 1-BB, 28-BF
Game
Summary
The Cubs and Braves faced off for the third time this year and the Braves took a 2 games to 1 series lead with a 9-5 win. The Braves jumped out on top in the second with 2 runs but in the top of the third the Cubs took a 3-2 lead thanks to a 3-run double by Evan Dawley. But the lead didn't last long as the Braves scored 2 in their half of the third. The Cubs tied it in the fourth but again the Braves kept hitting with 3 runs in their half of the inning. The Cubs added one run in the fifth but that was all they could push across. The Braves score single runs in the sixth and seventh for the 9-5 win. Matt Cook lead the Cubs hitting attack with three hits, including a double. Tom Girodat had two hits of his own. Steve Gordon got the loss despite 9 strikeouts in 5 1/3 innings.
Game 12 vs. Orioles (0-2), Record 9-2-1 Box
Score 25-Krstich:
L(2-1),
6-IP, 2-R, 2-ER, 8-H, 4-SO, 1-BB, 1-HBP, 28-BF
Game
Summary
In the matchup between the top two teams in the league the Orioles won the first battle. Orioles pitching held the Cubs to just 4 hits. The Orioles scored two runs in the fourth on a hit batter, three singles and a walk. In the top of the seventh the Cubs threatened as Evan Dawley lead off with a single and then Randy Nettles walked. Steve Girodat sacrificed the runners over and then Kris Krstich hit a liner that the second basemen grab and then was able to double up the runner at second to end the game. Krstich again pitched good for the Cubs going all six innings. The Cubs next take on the Tigers on Tuesday.
Game 11 vs. Red Sox (8-0), Record 9-1-1 Box
Score 29-Gordon: W(3-0),
6-IP, 0-R, 0-ER, 3-H, 8-SO, 1-BB, 22-BF
Game
Summary
In a game filled with lightening in the sky the Cubs had some lightening of their own both on the mound and at the plate. On the mound Steve Gordon went six innings of shutout ball while striking out 8 and allowing only 3 hits. At the plate the hitting attack was lead by Randy Nettles who had a double and a homer, scoring two runs and driving in two. The Cubs got on the board in the second on Nettles double, Steve Girodat's single and an error on the second basemen. A fielder's choice play later in the innings score the Cubs second run. In the third though the Cubs broke it open. After an error on the shortstop and a failed sac bunt attempt Jon VanSon doubled to the wall in right, then Evan Dawley doubled in right-center and then Randy Nettles homered. Steve Girodat then singles and two batters later Dave Reitman drove him home on a single after a stolen base. Lightening and rain continued into the sixth and after the Cubs pushed another run across and had the bases loaded the game was called because of lightening. The Cubs now take on the Orioles on Sunday.
Game 10 vs. Mets (12-2), Record 8-1-1 Box
Score 7-Dawson: W(1-0),
4-IP, 2-R, 1-ER, 5-H, 5-SO, 2-BB, 20-BF Player of the Game: Jon VanSon
Game
Summary
The Cubs continued their winning streak against the Mets with a 12-2 mercy. The Mets scored first on an unearned run in the first but the Cubs came back with 2 of their own in the bottom of the first. The Mets then tied it in the third with a run but the Cubs then broke it open with 7 runs in the bottom of the third. They had 6 hits, including 4 doubles, in the innings and two walks and a hit batter as they brought 12 men to the plate. The Cubs added a single run in the fourth and two more in the fifth to finish out the mercy. Mike Dawson started on the mound for the first time this year. He stuckout five, giving up 1 earned run. Steve Girodat came in to finish it off in the fifth. Jon VanSon had a doublel, 2 walks and 3 runs scored. Evan Dawley and Dawson each had two hits. The Cubs now take on the Red Sox Friday night.
Game 9 vs. Braves (6-0), Record 7-1-1 Box
Score 22-Vandereyk: W(1-0),
5-IP, 0-R, 0-ER, 2-H, 4-SO, 0-BB, 17-BF Player of the Game: Eric Vandereyk
Game
Summary
The Cubs looked to avenge their only loss of the season against the Braves and behind the pitching and hitting of Eric Vandereyk they were able to do that. Vandereyk went five innings giving up just two hits and no runs. He also had two hits, and RBI, a run scored and a stolen base. The Cubs scored 2 runs in the third on a 2-run single by Jon VanSon and then single runs in the fifth and sixth before finishing with 2 more runs in the seventh. VanSon ended up with 4 RBI and 2 hits. VanSon also closed out the shutout win with 2 innings of perfect relief.
Game 8 vs. Reds (11-3), Record 6-1-1 Box
Score 25-Krstich: W(2-0),
5-IP, 1-R, 1-ER, 4-H, 5-SO, 0-BB, 1-HBP, 20-BF Player of the Game: Jimmy Roehm
Game
Summary
On a cold and rainy night the Cubs extended their winning streak to six games as they beat the Reds 11-3. The Cubs got some timely hitting and the aid of 13 walks from Reds pitchers. The Reds got on the board first in the second inning with a couple of singles but the Cubs came back in the fourth with two runs to take the lead on three walks and a single. Then in the fifth the Reds brought in a new pitcher and he struggled with his command. The Cubs added 6 runs on 2 hits, 5 walks and a hit batter. In the sixth the Cubs added two more runs on three more walks and three more hits. The Reds added two runs in their half of the sixth but that was all they could manage. Jimmy Roehm had two hits including a double and Tom Girodat had two hits and 4 RBI. Both Matt Cook and Steve Girodat had three walks each. Kris Krstich started for the Cubs and went 5 strong innings allowing the single run while striking out 5. Steve Gordon finished the last two innings giving up 2 unearned runs and striking 2 out.
Game 7 vs. Red Sox (4-1), Record 5-1-1 Box
Score 17-Johnson: W(1-0),
6-IP, 0-R, 0-ER, 5-H, 5-SO, 3-BB, 23-BF Player of the Game: Chris Johnson
Game
Summary
While the Cubs bats cooled off slightly the pitching stayed hot in this game against the Red Sox. Chris Johnson started and went 6 strong innings, allowing no runs and striking out 5. Chris also contributed with the bat with two hits, including a double, and two runs. Kris Krstich also had two of the Cubs seven hits. The Cubs got on the board in the third after a two out double by Johnson and then two batters later with two out VanSon hit one to second that the second basement let get under his glove for a run scoring error. Evan Dawley followed with a double moving VanSon to third and then after a walk to Nettles Steve Girodat singled sharply to center to score another run. The Cubs added single runs in the sixth on an RBI single by Krstich and in the seventh on an RBI single by Nettles with two outs. The Red Sox scored their lone run in the seventh on a bases loaded fielders choice.
Game 6 vs. Tigers (9-2), Record 4-1-1 Box
Score 3-Baroli: W(1-0),
5-IP, 1-R, 1-ER, 4-H, 5-SO, 5-BB, 23-BF Player of the Game: Matt Cook
Game
Summary
The bats stayed hot for the Cubs again today. In fact the Cubs got more hits today than in their previous two games which were mercies. The Cubs landed 13 hits today lead by Matt Cook who doubled and tripled in the game, scoring two runs and driving in two as well. Also with two hits was Jason Rider, Jon Van Son and Evan Dawley, who added a double. Mike Dawson also hit the team's first homerun of the year. On the mound Chris Baroli had some control problems as he walked in a run on four straight walks but was able to settle down and go 5-innings striking out 5 and allowing just the one run. The Cubs got on the board in the first with two runs and the Tigers added one of their own in the second. Then the Cubs added single runs in the third and fourth before they broke things open in the sixth with five runs. The Tigers added a lone run in their half of the sixth but that was all they could get as with the final being 9-2 for the Cubs.
Game 5 vs. Yankees (10-0), Record 3-1-1 Box
Score 25-Krstich: W(1-0),
5-IP, 0-R, 0-ER, 2-H, 4-SO, 0-BB, 17-BF Player of the Game: Kris Krstich
Game
Summary
For the second game in a row the Cubs mercied and shutout their opponent. This time it was the other "New York" team as they beat the Yankees 10-0 in six innings. It took a couple innings but the Cubs got on the board in the third with 6 runs. They added three more in the fifth and finished the mercy with one in the sixth. Jason Rider and Matt Cook each had two hits and Jon Van Son added another double. Pitching again was outstanding for the Cubs. This time it was Krstich who went 6 striking out 5 and allowing only 2 hits and no runs.
Game 4 vs. Mets (12-0), Record 2-1-1 Box
Score 29-Gordon: W(2-0), 5-IP, 0-R, 0-ER, 2-H, 10-SO, 1-BB, 18-BF Player of the Game: Steve Gordon
Game
Summary
The Cubs came out swinging and throwing this game. The Cubs got 3 runs in the first, a run in the third and then broke it open with 8 runs in the fourth. Jon Van Son and Randy Nettles each had doubles and Dave Reitman had two hits. On the mound Steve Gordon was nearly perfect. He gave up just two hits and struck out 10 while walking just one and giving up no runs. The final was 12-0 in a mercied shorted 5-innings.
Game 3 vs. Angels (4-3, 8-inn), Record 1-1-1 Box
Score 3-Baroli:
5-IP, 2-R, 1-ER, 0-H, 8-SO, 6-BB, 1-HBP, 22-BF Player of the Game: Mike Dawson
Game
Summary
The Cubs get their first win of the season in dramatic come from behind fashion. The Angels starter, Riley, went 6 scoreless innings striking out five and giving up just 2 hits but on the other side the Cubs starter, Chris Baroli, went 5 innings striking out 8 and giving up no hits. The Angels scored 1 in the second, one in the fifth and one in the sixth for a 3-0 lead going into the top of the seventh. In the seventh the Angels new pitcher, Yates, walked three guys and with two-out Mike Dawson's one-hopped the fence in right for a three-run double to tie the score. In the top of the eighth Steve Girodat singled in the go-ahead run. Steve Gordon pitched the final three innings for the win. The Cubs threatened a few times getting runners to third with less than two outs but until the seventh they could not bring a run across the plate. On the mound Baroli was overpowering. He had a little trouble with control (with the help of the ump) but threw very well. As did Gordon, who settled down after allowing three consecutive hits in the sixth.
Game 2 vs. Angels (7-7), Record 0-1-1 Box
Score 17-Johnson:
4.2-IP, 7-R, 2-ER, 5-H, 3-SO, 5-BB, 2-HBP, 30-BF Player of the Game: Tom Girodat Game
Summary
Game 1 vs. Braves (4-5, 8-inn), Record 0-1 Box
Score 25-Krstich:
6.2-IP, 4-R, 3-ER, 6-H, 5-SO, 4-BB, 28-BF Player of the Game: Braves Pitchers (8-innings, 7-SO) Game
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