5/3/12: The Cubs are struggling, as expected, this season, starting at 8-15 in their first 22 games, and settling in last place in the NL Central. Chicago may be getting some pitching relief as both Ryan Dempster and Kerry Wood have declared themselves fit to resume play. Manager Dale Sveum indicated that Wood may return as a 7th-inning set up man rather than his traditional 8th inning spot. Journeyman Bryan LaHair continues to impress. He had two walk-off RBIs against the Cardinals in the previous week, and leads the team with five home runs, has hit safely in 19 straight games, and is batting .390 on the young season.

4/24/12: While the Cubs are struggling overall this season, they were able to steal the opening game of a three-game set against their archrivals St. Louis on Monday, April 23. Card's lefty Jaime Garcia pitched 7.2 great innings, allowing only one run on 85 pitches. Closer Jason Motte entered the ninth and surrendered a walk-off 2-run single to former Cardinal Joe Mather. The late-inning heroics was only the fifth of the season for the Cubs, and moved them six behind NL Central leader St. Louis. The Cubs lost two of three in St. Louis last week, and look to win the series on Tuesday and Wedndesday.

4/18/12: The Theo Epstein era has yet to yield any tangible returns for the long-suffering Cubs, and the traditional "June Swoon" may have started early. Through 11 games, the Cubs are last in the NL Central at 3-11, having lost 3 consecutive twice already. One of the few bright moments thus far was the 9-5 victory in home opener of archrival St. Louis. The Cubs jumped to a 9-0 lead, chasing Adam Wainwright (returning from Tommy John surgery) after three innings. Bryan LaHair hit his first career grand slam, providing pitcher Jeff Samardzija enough cushion to survive five Cardinal runs in the fifth inning.

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The cubs return home after going 2-8 this week. Hopefully they will have better luck at their home field, but they have some tough competition on the way. In the next two weeks they will be facing the Brewers, the Yankees and the White Sox.

The Brewers took two of three at home over the Chicago Cubs in early April, but the Cubs are fighting back. Two for three in the Brewers series so far, the Cubs have one more game to go. This weekend they will take on the New York Yankees.

After a losing series against both the White Sox and the Royals, the Chicago Cubs are facing off against the San Francisco Giants to finish off the week. The Cubs lost the first game of the series, but are hoping to redeem themselves with the 2 remaining games against the Giants.

The Chicago Cubs have had a tough week, with five losses and only one win against the White Sox. Chicago is now hoping to avoid a four-game series sweep on Thursday.

The Chicago Cubs managed to pull through and get a "W" against the Nationals in the 4th game. They have yet to secure a winning series this month, after a 1-2 series against the Pirates, and a 1-3 series against the Marlins. Hopefully they have better luck against the Phillies this week.

The Cubs finished their series against the Astros with an impressive 3-game sweep. They have not been so lucky, however, against the Brewers. They are down 2, with one game remaining at Miller Park tomorrow.

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