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Simply put, Dodgers get it done and Cubs don't

By Dan Plesac
Nov 5, 2021 2:44 PM - Editor's note: Each day throughout the Cubs' playoff drive, we'll chat with Dan Plesac and share his answers to key questions.
Cubs face their biggest game in 10 years

By Dan Plesac
Nov 5, 2021 2:36 PM - Editor's note: Each day throughout the Cubs' playoff drive, we'll chat with Dan Plesac and share his answers to key questions.
Pressure taking huge toll on Cubs

By Dan Plesac
Nov 5, 2021 2:24 PM - Editor's note: Each day throughout the Cubs' playoff drive, we'll chat with Dan Plesac and share his answers to key questions.
Truth be told, Dempster simply struggled

By Dan Plesac
Nov 5, 2021 2:17 PM - Editor's note: Each day throughout the Cubs' playoff drive, we'll chat with Dan Plesac and share his answers to key questions.
Soriano, Ramirez, Wood key to playoff run for Cubs

By Dan Plesac
Nov 5, 2021 2:03 PM - Editor's note: Each day throughout the Cubs' playoff drive, we'll chat with Dan Plesac and share his answers to key questions.
Hitting, more than pitching, decided this series

By Dan Plesac
Nov 1, 2021 1:19 PM - You're not going to get into a short series without your big players making a major impact. You either have to have to your major players have a big impact or you have to have a surprise player.
Emotions in postseason impossible to duplicate

By Dan Plesac
Nov 1, 2021 1:10 PM - Q. Lou Pinella's message seems to be to get everyone to relax. Is that possible in an elimination game?
Cubs good enough to turn things around

By Dan Plesac
Nov 1, 2021 1:05 PM - Q. Are the Cubs toast? A. No. This team has gone through so many ups and downs through the entire season. Remember, in April and May they lost more games than any team in baseball and found a way to bounce back.
Cubs fail to deliver the big hit in Game 1

By Dan Plesac
Nov 1, 2021 12:53 PM - Did Game 1 of the Cubs-Diamondbacks series go the way you thought it would? Yes, I thought it would be dominated by starting pitching.
Watch Zambrano early

By Dan Plesac
Nov 1, 2021 12:47 PM - Q. How should Cubs hitters approach starting pitcher Brandon Webb? A. One of the things you have to do against Webb is get him to get the ball up. He's one of the few pitchers who can get away with one pitch because he's so good at changing speeds from 88 to 94 miles per hour. Cubs hitters will have to be patient and wait for that pitch to get up.

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