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After the Cubs missed an opportunity to turn a double play, starter Jameson Taillon now had runners on first and third with one out in the fourth inning.
Although the Cubs had the momentum, moments like that can flip a game. As he stood on the mound, Taillon told himself, ‘This could be a really big turning point for me.’
Taillon proceeded to strikeout left fielder DJ Stewart and center fielder Tyrone Taylor on the Mets’ next two at-bats, stranding two runners.
“Proud of the way I put my foot down right there,” Taillon said.