The Chicago Cubs have now dropped 2 of 3 in Toronto, losing their third straight series, and the theme remains the same — the offense has disappeared. Kyle Tucker’s slump mirrors the rest of the Cubs lineup, as the bats have gone cold at the worst time. Corey and Kevin break down the offensive struggles, more strong work from the rotation, Owen Caissie’s MLB debut, and what the Cubs must do to turn things around. Plus, a look at the adjustments needed to reignite the offense and keep playoff hopes alive.

The Chicago Cubs are calling up top prospect Owen Caissie, sources tell ESPN, ahead of the series finale against the Toronto Blue Jays. Caissie, acquired in the Yu Darvish trade with the Padres in 2020, is one of the Cubs’ most promising outfield prospects and could make his MLB debut tomorrow. Fans are eager to see how the Canadian standout performs at Wrigley Field and if he can make an immediate impact. Don’t miss our full breakdown of Caissie’s call-up, scouting report, and what it means for the Cubs’ playoff push

The Chicago Cubs battled the Toronto Blue Jays to earn a hard-fought series tie, fueled by the scorching bat of rookie Matt Shaw. Shaw has been red hot at the plate, delivering clutch hits alongside key contributions from Michael Busch, Pete Crow-Armstrong, and Seiya Suzuki. However, the win came with concern as catcher Miguel Amaya may be heading back to the injury list after tonight’s game. The CHGO Cubs crew breaks down the offense, pitching performances, key moments, and what this series result means for the Cubs moving forward, plus the latest injury updates.