We all just watched a unique season in baseball’s long and storied history with only 60 games, no fans, and social distancing... are we still calling them requirements? They honestly seem more like suggestions at this point. Whatever, I digress. It was a wild season, and one that found the Chicago Cubs on top of the NL Central when all of the games were played.
I know it seems like 67 years ago, but it has only been 67 days since Kyle Hendricks took the mound for his first Opening Day start — a complete-game shutout that the Cubs rode to a 13-3 start.