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  Meghan Montemurro

  @M_Montemurro

  4H ago

  4 takeaways from Cubs president Jed Hoyer’s season-ending remarks: “We’re stuck thinking about what could have been. … You can’t call something that falls short of your goal a success, so ultimately we have to live with that.” https://t.co/1zjXEFXSsm
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  Patrick Mooney

  @PJ_Mooney

  7H ago

  Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer intends to bring back pitcher Kyle Hendricks, whose contract includes a $16.5 million club option for next season: “We want to keep him as a Cub for next year and beyond.”
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  Meghan Montemurro

  @M_Montemurro

  8H ago

  Jed Hoyer on the Cubs' season (83-79): "Internal expectations were that we're going to make the playoffs and going back to spring training, that was the clear goal. "Painfully, we did not finish the race. ... You can't call something that falls short of your goal a success."
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  Chicago Cubs

  @Cubs

  9H ago

  Hear from Cubs President of Baseball Operations Jed Hoyer following the conclusion of the 2023 regular season. https://t.co/09BlvcQElj
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  Jesse Rogers

  @JesseRogersESPN

  1D ago

  It was close for a while but the Cubs pulled away in the end. https://t.co/TVS6I1hHJY
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  Patrick Mooney

  @PJ_Mooney

  2D ago

  Can the Cubs stick with their rational plan and still sign the ideal free agent? Because it looks like the next step centers around one player. Cody Bellinger: “There’s no prediction of the future in anything.” Tom Ricketts: “We’d love to have him back.” https://t.co/JcMM3BNw0X
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  Meghan Montemurro

  @M_Montemurro

  2D ago

  Another year in the books — appreciate everyone who followed and read @chicagotribune’s coverage of a crazy Cubs season! https://t.co/9vy0ZCKvG8
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  Chicago Cubs

  @Cubs

  2D ago

  Through 162, we can count on you. 💙 Thank you, Cubs fans! See you soon. https://t.co/vtzqiCTEPv
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  Chicago Cubs

  @Cubs

  2D ago

  Final: Brewers 4, Cubs 0.
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  Meghan Montemurro

  @M_Montemurro

  2D ago

  Cubs finish season 83-79. Their 819 runs were 3rd most by NL team behind the Braves and Dodgers. Last time the Cubs scored more runs in a season was 2017 when they put up 822. Cubs' 24 games with 10+ runs are their most since 1935. Only Texas (26) had more such games this year.