Cubs will be without Bryant in finale vs. Nationals

WASHINGTON -- The Chicago Cubs will be without All-Star Kris Bryant when they finish a four-game series against the Washington Nationals on Thursday.

Bryant left the game in the fifth inning Wednesday after he rolled his ankle on third base after he made a catch on a foul pop.

Bryant suffered a right ankle sprain. X-rays were negative, according to a team spokesman. Manager Joe Maddon said Bryant will stay off his feet for a few days.

"I was watching closely. It was more painful than you would think," Maddon said. "I wanted to get him off the field quickly and get it iced as quickly as possible."

Bryant is the latest injury loss for the Cubs, who have been without outfielder Jayson Heyward and…