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As the days go on, it’s obviously getting harder and harder to watch the Chicago Cubs play baseball and feel optimistic about what we’re seeing. After the historically bad homestand we witnessed the Cubs play against the arch-rival Chicago White Sox and Milwaukee Brewers (0-7 record, 18 runs scored, 58 runs against), they made their way south to Miami to take on the Marlins and it did not look any prettier.
After getting swept again in South Florida, the Cubs are in the middle of an 11-game losing streak, their second double-digit losing streak of the season.