CLEVELAND — The Cubs offense has looked unstoppable the last week and the bullpen still ranks among the best in the National League.
Now it's time for the starting pitching to step up.
In a rotation packed with the resumes and reputations of Jon Lester, Yu Darvish, Kyle Hendricks and Jose Quintana, it was Tyler Chatwood who became the first Cubs starter to throw a pitch in the seventh inning this season when he did so in the Cubs' 10-3 win over the Indians Tuesday night at Progressive Field.
It took until the 20th game of the year, on Chatwood's fourth start in a Cubs uniform.