In a thrilling finish, Elly De La Cruz's two-run triple in the 10th inning propelled the Cincinnati Reds to a 3-0 victory over the Chicago Cubs, concluding their season on a high note. This win halted a five-game losing streak for the Reds.

De La Cruz not only secured the win but also ended the season as MLB's top base stealer with 67, a feat not achieved by a Reds player since 1970. Meanwhile, the Cubs fell short in their sweep attempt, finishing the season with an 83-79 record.

Cody Bellinger led the Chicago Cubs to a 7-6 victory over the Washington Nationals, capping a seven-run second inning with a homer.

Despite a late push, the Nationals fell short in the opener of the series.

The Cubs suffered a tough 11-3 loss to the Cardinals, with starter Hayden Wesneski giving up big runs early. Errors in the field compounded the issue, leading to a significant deficit that the Cubs couldn't overcome.

Despite a strong effort from Wesneski, the game slipped away with key hits from the Cardinals, pushing the lead out of reach. Roster moves from the Cubs signify potential challenges ahead in the season.

Nolan Arenado helps St. Louis Cardinals sweep Chicago Cubs in doubleheader. The Cardinals won the first game 11-3 and the second game 5-4. Contreras and Winn homer for the Cardinals. Gibson and Assad pitch for Cubs. Helsley gets 32nd save.

Recalls and roster moves for Cubs and Cardinals. Little placed on IL. Tailon and Mikolas set to pitch next.

Alec Burleson's three-run homer highlighted a nine-run first inning for St. Louis in their 11-3 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Lance Lynn pitched six strong innings. Seiya Suzuki and Patrick Wisdom homered for the Cubs.