You can look at the chart if you like, but this is the best visual of this game:
Game thread comment of the day:
Honorable mention comment of the day:
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Ok ok the chart, since you insist:
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Spring in Chicago: Eugenio Suarez (.334 WPA)
Any other season in Chicago: Luis Castillo (-.498 WPA) BUT he also set the franchise record for most consecutive strikeouts to open a game and also fell victim to erroneous shenanigans.