Cubs Comeback: Beat Brewers and Avoid Elimination in Divisional Series

Chicago Cubs Revive in Divisional Series with Crucial Victory

CHICAGO – The Chicago Cubs showed their resilience by defeating the Milwaukee Brewers with a score of 4-3 this Wednesday at Wrigley Field. This victory keeps the team’s hopes alive in the National League Division Series. The Cubs’ offense ignited from the start of the game, setting the tone for the encounter. Michael Busch was the key figure, connecting a home run that drove in the run and fired up the audience present.

When I saw the ball go into the basket on the wall, I only thought about enjoying the moment. We knew we couldn’t afford any mistakes today.

Michael Busch

The performance of Chicago’s pitching staff was fundamental in maintaining the lead throughout the game, securing a vital victory that avoids direct elimination and revives the team’s aspirations in the series, which is now 2-1 in favor of Milwaukee.

Next Challenge at Home

The Game 4 will be played this Thursday again at Wrigley Field, where the Cubs have shown an outstanding performance during the season, with a record of 53-30 between the regular season and the postseason. Historically, only 14 of 34 teams that have lost the first two games in a Divisional Series have managed to force a fourth game, and only three have achieved a complete comeback. The Cubs aspire to join this select group. The combination of early offensive power, solid pitching, and fan support allowed the Cubs to extend their season at least one more game.

This city never gives up, and neither do we.

Craig Counsell

With the series still in play and morale renewed, the Cubs will look to tie the series on Thursday to force a decisive Game 5.