A Demoralizing Week and Weekend

So Cub nation is going to have to wait another year before possibly ending their World Series drought after being swept by the Dodgers in the NLDS.

The Cubs pitching staff was unable to keep the Dodgers off the scoreboard and the Cubs bats were about as silent as they had been all season long. For the first time all year overall team defense was as questionable as ever.

Consulting a sleep doctor to obtain proper sleep for the team and a blessing by a priest couldn't even help this team get over the hump.

I don't have any answers for what went wrong, because just about everything did go wrong. But I am one Cubs fan who is going to try and look to the bright future ahead instead of looking at what went wrong in the past.

Best of luck to the Dodgers, they are a very strong team. Their pitching is clutch and their order top to bottom is as dangerous if not more so then any other team remaining in the playoffs.

With the season now over for the Cubs, I will now look to the off season and look into what the Cubs should do to improve for next season as well as analyze any moves the Cubs do make.