Updated:Dodgers 10, Cubs 3; A national embarrassment by Damen Jackson

Filed: September 2nd, 2008 Click here for photos of 2008 NLDS:Game 2 Disgusting. That's the only word that I find appropriate right now to describe the Cubs in Game 2 of the 2008 NLDS. The team had a complete meltdown in front of 42,136 -- and a national...

Dodgers 7, Cubs 2; So much for the afterglow by Damen Jackson

Filed: September 1st, 2008 Ah, there's where he got off to. Ryan Dempster absolutely imploded Wednesday night, walking seven -- including the bases loaded in the 5th -- and serving up a grand glam to James Loney in that same inning. The result? Cubs...

Cubs 5, Cardinals 1; The "C" Team by Damen Jackson

Filed: September 21st, 2008 The Cubs closed out the home portion of the 2008 season with a win, beating the St. Louis Cardinals 5-1 Sunday afternoon at Wrigley. The Cubs finish the year with a 55-26 home record -- their best record in 73 years at Wrigley...

Cardinals 12, Cubs 6; Trust me, just move on by Damen Jackson

Filed: September 19th, 2008 Take my hand, I'll lead you to the promised land, Take my hand, I'll give you immortality, Eternal youth, I'll take you to the other side, To see the truth, the path for you is decided Heaven can wait, Heaven can...

Cubs 5, Brewers 4; And the band played on... by Damen Jackson

Filed: September 16th, 2008 Click here for photos of last night's game. Well, they tried a different manager. Didn't work. CC Sabathia got outdueled, Dale Sveum got out-managed, and the Cubs were just a little better Tuesday night, giving them...
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Cubs 4, Cardinals 3; Anyway you can get it... by Damen Jackson

Filed:September 10th, 2008 Just get it. And that about sums up my impression of last night's sorely-needed 4-3 win over the Cardinals. Ted Lilly, again proving to be something of a blessing, picked up his 14th win, going eight innings of one-run ball...
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Cubs 14, Reds 9; Cheers and Jeers by Damen Jackson

Filed: September 6th, 2008 The Chicago Cubs broke a six-game losing streak Saturday -- beating the Reds 14-9 -- by getting back to what they've done all year; strong starting pitching, good execution, and capitalizing on shaky opposition pitching...
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Astros 3, Cubs 0; Maybe I should have stayed away by Damen Jackson

Roy Oswalt dominated for eight-plus innings, and the Astros capitalized on just a touch of Jason Marquis wildness during a two-run fourth inning to beat the Cubs 3-0 this Labor Day. The loss was the Cubs third in a row, giving them their first such streak...
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Cubs 12, Pirates 3; He's baacckk!! by Damen Jackson

Ted Lilly went seven strong innings for his 13th win of the season, and Chicago hitters pounded out 17 hits -- including three by Kosuke Fukudome, as the Cubs beat the Pirates 12-3. The Cubs now enjoy a five-game lead over idle Milwaukee, with 31 left...
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Cubs 6, Nationals 1; Magnificent by Damen Jackson

The Cubs used three home runs -- including a pinch-hit shot by Kosuke Fukudome -- to power themselves to a 6-1 win over the Washington Nationals Sunday afternoon. Chicago is now at a season-high 30 games over .500. I admit it. I watch alot of baseball...
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Cubs 2, Reds 1; Where did the power go? by Damen Jackson

If you missed last night's game -- that 2-1 loss to the Cincinnati Reds, you missed, well...nothing. And I do mean nothing, as there was little to like about the loss. I generally disregard the notion when I hear it applied to sports, but this time...
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Cubs 5, Reds 0; Why is this man smiling? by Damen Jackson

Your team is 20 games under .500 going into the night's action. Your stars have been traded away. You're on your last coaching stop, and the guy who hired you is long gone. Did I mention that your style doesn't gel with that of the new guy...
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Cub sweep Braves doubleheader 10-2, 8-0 by Damen Jackson

You got swept in a doubleheader? Yeah, they're really that bad. The last time I checked in on the Atlanta Braves was during their June 10 - 12 stint at Wrigley Field. At the time, they were a bad team; hanging on by a little luck, a hot Chipper Jones...
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Cubs 6, Cardinals 2; Who's next? by Damen Jackson

The Cubs used a combination of quality pitching, hitters extending innings, and spectacular defensive plays Sunday night to beat the Cardinals 6-2 at Wrigley Field. With the victory, the Cubs close out the homestand with a 6-3 record, and collect their...
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