Tag Archives: Kevin Gregg

Cubs Win Finale in Philly

The Cubs salvaged the final game of their series in Philadelphia by beating the Phillies 10-5.  Carlos Zambrano earned the victory to improve his record to 7-4.  Kevin Gregg picked up his 19th save of the year.  Ryan Theriot went 3-5 and scored two runs, while Aramis Ramizez was 2-4 with a double, two runs [...]

Cubs Sweep Nationals

The Cubs started the second half of the season by sweeping the Nationals in a four game series in Washington.  Granted, the Nationals aren’t very good, but a four game sweep is still a very nice feat. In Sunday’s game, the Cubs offense exploded for eleven runs to beat the Nationals 11-3.  Micah Hoffpauir, Jake [...]

More Injuries For The Cubs

The Cubs beat the Nationals last night 3-1 behind the pitching of Carlos Zambrano and a surpringly effective bullpen.  Zambrano went five innings scattering four hits, allowed one run, struck out six and walked four.  He was effective, but had he been facing a team other than Washington, the results may have been different. Beginning [...]

Mid-Season Progress Report

As we all endure the final day of the All-Star break – a day I personally hate – let’s take a look at the Cubs season so far in 2009. First, let me preface what I am going to say by stating that although I am a glass-is-half-full kind of guy, I am not a [...]

Cubs Sweep Indians

For the first time in a long time, the Cubs swept a series, this time against Cleveland.  The first two games of the series, the Cubs needed extra inning to secure the victories.  But yesterday, the Northsiders won the game 6-2 and they got it done in just nine innings. In Sunday’s game, Randy Wells [...]

Two Wins in a Row

A lot happened involving the Cubs yesterday, so I’ll present all the happenings in bulletted form for your reading pleasure: The Cubs beat the Pirates 5-2.  Zambrano pitched 6.1 innings before being ejected for (barely) bumping the home plate umpire during an argument over a play at the plate.  Carlos Marmol got the victory and Kevin Gregg [...]

Cubs Get Lucky

The Cubs got lucky on Saturday. Going in to the ninth inning, the Cubs had a 4-0 lead over Roy Oswalt and the Houston Astros.  In his second Major League start, Randy Wells pitched six strong (albeit adventurous) innings and had shut-out the Astros to that point.  Micah Hoffpauir led the way offensively with a 2-run [...]