The Chicago Cubs will turn to one of their veterans on Sunday in the important finale against their division rivals.
until the game was blown wide open after he left. The Cubs took the lead in the top of the fifth inning before handing it away in the bottom half of the frame to ultimately lose 10-9.There was already
Manager Craig Counsell discussed this decision and why they decided to roll with the struggling Hendricks instead of Taillon., the skipper said "we don't feel comfortable starting Taillon" on Sunday "and we need a starter." "We had a step back and we're just going to make sure that it's OK before we send him out there again," Counsell said.It's been a rough early portion of the season for Hendricks who had an MLB-worst 12.00 ERA amongst starters prior to his stint.
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