Kyle Hendricks delivered a stellar performance in what could be his last game with the Chicago Cubs, leading the team to a 3-0 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. Hendricks pitched 7 1/3 innings, allowing just two hits and striking out two, while receiving a warm farewell from fans and teammates.

The Cubs scored all their runs in the eighth inning, highlighted by singles from Isaac Paredes and Pete Crow-Armstrong. The Reds struggled offensively, marking their fifth consecutive loss.

Jameson Taillon delivered a strong performance, pitching seven innings and leading the Chicago Cubs to a narrow 1-0 victory over the Cincinnati Reds in their season finale opener. This win marked Taillon's second consecutive victory, improving his record to 12-8.

The Cubs clinched a winning season at 82-78, despite facing challenges throughout the year. The lone run came in the fifth inning, thanks to a double from Nico Hoerner and a sacrifice fly by Miguel Amaya.

Meanwhile, the Reds struggled to capitalize on their opportunities, with Nick Martinez suffering a tough loss despite a solid outing.

Jameson Taillon led the Chicago Cubs to a 3-1 victory over the Washington Nationals, allowing just two hits over six innings. With this win, the Cubs (79-95) maintain a slim chance for postseason contention, needing to close a seven-game gap for a wild card spot.

Dansby Swanson contributed with a first-inning home run, while Mike Tauchman added a crucial two-run single in the seventh. The Nationals continue to struggle, marking their fifth consecutive loss.

Michael Busch shined in his first multi-homer game, leading the Chicago Cubs to a 6-2 victory over the Colorado Rockies, snapping a three-game skid.

Busch notched a pivotal RBI single and hit two solo home runs, boosting his season total to 20. Despite this, the Cubs struggled with runners in scoring position, leaving 16 on base. Colorado pitchers also struggled, walking 12 batters.

Cal Quantrill returned from injury for the Rockies but had a tough outing, while Tyson Miller secured his first career save.

The New York Yankees clinched a series victory over the Chicago Cubs with a 2-0 win at Wrigley Field on Saturday. Clarke Schmidt excelled in his first start since returning from injury, pitching 4.2 innings with only four hits allowed.

Nestor Cortes took over and delivered a strong performance in relief, bolstering the team’s playoff aspirations. The Yankees struggled offensively but managed to score crucial runs through aggressive base running, including a double steal by Aaron Judge and Jazz Chisholm.