Opposing teams are clearly respecting the arms of the Chicago Cubs’ starting outfield — Ian Happ, Pete Crow-Armstrong and Seiya Suzuki — with the lowest percentage of advance attempts.

Jacob Misiorowski continues to cement his place in history despite a not so good start for the Brewers against the Cubs

On Wednesday, the Chicago Cubs will continue their series with the Milwaukee Brewers at Wrigley Field. They are coming off a 9-4 loss on Tuesday. That said, the series is tied up at 1-1. Also on Wednesday, news came out that a recent Cubs pitcher has been designated for assignment by the Washington Nationals.

Milwaukee Brewers ace Jacob Misiorowski had a rare off night. Misiorowski surrendered five runs and five hits in four innings against the Chicago Cubs. The 6-foot-7 right-hander struck out five

It has been quite some time since the Chicago Cubs have seen their former ace, left-hander Justin Steele take the mound.

The Brewers currently lead with 86 wins compared to the Cubs' 78, and they are in a strong position to claim the best record in Major League Baseball. This does not only suggest home field advantage throughout the playoffs but also places them as a potential favorite for deep postseason runs, provided they can leverage Mirowski’s top form.