Before the Chicago Cubs were swept by the Milwaukee Brewers 5-0 on Wednesday, outfielder Ian Happ’s comments caused a backlash amongst the Cubs fans, who were already feeling frustrated and angry as the Brewers continued to outclass the Cubs this series.

Well, the Chicago Cubs just can’t catch a break this season in terms of their starting rotation health. As if things aren’t already going south (the Brewers sweeping the Cubs and overtaking first place in the NL Central), Edward Cabrera injured himself ...

After committing another error in the Chicago Cubs’ 5-0 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers, Gold Glove center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong called his recent play “genuinely laughable.” The Cubs star had already committed an error on Tuesday when he misplayed a line drive in right center field on a routine play.

Craig Counsell made an admission about the Cubs slump and what they need to do to end their five-game losing streak.

It is a play that Pete Crow-Armstrong has made countless times throughout his life as a center fielder. He charged in, lowered his glove and prepared to retrieve the ball that Brewers third baseman David Hamilton sent bouncing through the grass in center on Wednesday night.

The Chicago Cubs are in danger of entering a serious free fall. They were just swept, at home no less, by the Milwaukee Brewers and now sit 1.5 games back of first place in the National League Central Division.

It has been one rough week for Chicago Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong. The 24-year-old received a $5,000 MLB fine for yelling "s--k by f--king d--k, b---h" at a heckling Chicago White Sox fan on Sunday.

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