A look back at the Cubs' top moments of 2017
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- MLB.com takes a look back at the Cubs' top moments from 2017, including Jon Lester's first career homer and a walk-off win over the Brewers
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🏆CUBS🐨
That's a fucking koala
Happ had a “Happ”y homer on first pitch
Let’s go
Plz do World Series Highlights for each night
Rizzo for Leadoff
Anyone hear about the first pitch of the season this season
Wow, Some Salty Commenters in here.
Another Great Season for the Cubs. They Started off slow, but once they got going, they proved why they were the World Series Champs in 2016.
"Got Lucky in NLDS"? Pshh, Please. Washington Blew that one. Poor Execution across the board. The Washington Nationals are to the MLB as the Dallas Cowboys are to the NFL. The Accident Waiting to Happen. Heck, They've NEVER made it past the NLDS. Each time they reach it, they have been Eliminated.
As for the NLCS, The Dodgers fully demonstrated that they Learned From their Mistakes Last Year, and they weren't going to be humiliated the same way they were humiliated in 2016. Not only that, the Over-reliance on Offense finally reached its limit. The Pitching couldn't keep up, and the Dodgers proved to have the Superior Pitching Crew in 2017.
In the end, There's no shame for how this season ended. The Cubs Got to the Playoffs, made it to the NLCS, and simply got beaten by a better team. There's work to be done in the Pitching Crew, but other than that, Cubs Fans can certainly look forward to 2018.
Dodgers pitching was so good in 2017, our pitching was able to keep us in some of the NLCS games but Dodgers were that much better.
once I got a bat from a player the ball broke it
#FlytheL
I am glad it isn't 2016
got lucky in nlds and crushed in nlcs, cya next year
Yeah, luck. LOL. That's why they had three straight LCS Appearances with one of them being a championship season. LOL. People just like to talk shit.