Cubs-Dodgers Game-by-Game Series - Results inserted after every game (winner gets Mets, then Mariners for title)

 Game 1- Cubs 5, Dodgers 4 - four unearned runs let Cubs shock Dodgers. 

Game 1	1	2	3		4	5	6		7	8	9		R	H	E
Cubs	0	0	0		0	0	0		4	0	1		5	9	0
Dodgers	0	0	1		0	1	0		0	1	0		4	9	2

Blake Snell pitched a shut out into the 7th inning to give the Dodgers a 2-0 lead, but then the first of two errors by second baseman Hyeseong Kim, on a misthrow on what would have been an inning ending double play, led to four Cubs unearned runs en route to a 5-4 shocker.

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Kyle Tucker threw out two Dodgers at home.

The only downside for the Cubs is they had to bring in Cade Horton in the 5th inning, so he cannot start, and the will need to start one PB2-7 pitcher. However well worth the win to start the best of five series.

Game 2: Tyler Glasnow Dominates for 6-1 Dodgers win to even series.

Three of the first four Cubs singled off Tyler Glasnow, but Ian Happ took a wide turn arond first after the third hit, and Glasgow allowed only one more hit the rest of the way to win the game in a 6-1 affair.

Shohei Ohtani and Mookie Betts had back-to-back hits twice. In the first inning it was two singles to help the Dodgers tie the game 1-1. IN the sixth it was a triple by Ohtani and homer by Betts to make it 5-1 Dodgers. The series now goes to Wrigley for Game 3 and 4, and would come back to Dodgers Stadium if a Game 5 is necessary.

Game 3 -Dodgers 2, Cubs 0 in 13 innings

Michael Busch came so close to being the hero in the 10th, making a diving stop that only a Clutch Defense 4 or 5 could have kept from being a run scoring double down the 3rd base line, and instead tagging out pinch runner Tommy Edman at 3rd base to keep the game scoreless. 

With one out in the bottom of the 10th Busch then drove a deep drive that would have been out of many ballparks but in Wrigley was caught.

Eventually the Dodgers incredibly deep pitching staff won a war of attrition. After holding the Dodgers to only four hits in 10 innings, the top of the line-up rolled around in the 13th inning an put together four hits including three in a row from Shohei Ohtani, Betts and Freeman for a 2-0 win and are within one game of advancing to the Statis-Pro 2025 NL Championship.

Game 4 - Dodgers 7, Cubs 4 (Dodgers advance 3 games to 1)

Ohtani tripled for the 2nd time in the series to key a 5-run 3rrd inning, and Teoscar Hernández capped the inning with a 3-run homer. The Dodgers drew the lead to 7-1 halfway through the game before the Cubs chipped away when Seiya Suzuki scored after a double in the 6th inning to make it 7-2 and then hit a 2-run homer in the eighth, but they could get no closer as the Dodgers won 7-4 to advance and play the Mets in what would be the marketers dream matchup of the top two media markets for the NL championships.

Statis-Pro NL Championship - NY Mets vs. LA Dodgers 1st 2 in LA, winner races Seattle Mariners in Statis-Pro World Series. 

The Statis-Pro Dodgers are competing against the actual MLB Dodgers for best current dynasty. If the Dodgers do not win the Statis-Pro World Series than like the actual MLB Dodgers they will have three titles in the past six seasons. If they beat the Mets and then Mariners (who they swept last year in our Statis-Pro World Series) then they will be even better than the actual MLB counterparts with 4 titles in 6 Statis-Pro seasons.

Links to players

Pos	Chicago Cubs	HR	SB	OPS	Series notes
CF	Pete Crow-Armstrong	26-33	AAA	0.825	Gm 2- 1b, SB, R
RF	Kyle Tucker	27-32	AA	0.871
DH	Seiya Suzuki	26-31	C	0.809	Gm4 - 2b, 2-run HR
LF	Ian Happ	25-27	C	0.774
3b	Michael Busch	24-27	D	0.773
SS	Dansby Swanson	26-28	B	0.728	Gm1-2 of 4,HR; Gm 4 - 2B-rbi, 1B-rbi
2b	Nico Hoerner	34	A	0.721
C	Carson Kelly	24-25	D	0.674
CF	Willi Castro	27	B	0.716	Gm1-2-r 2b
1b	Jon Berti	28	A	0.673
3b	Justin Turner	27-28	E	0.714
SS	Matt Shaw	25-27	B	0.715
PB	Rotation 1, 2, 3	K	MaxIP	ERA
2'-8	Matthew Boyd	25-47	5	3.93	Gm1-4 ip, 1 r; Gm 4- 2.1 ip, 5 runs
2'-8	Shota Imanaga	25-44	7	3.52	Gm 2- 3.1 ip, 3 runs, LOSS
2'-7	Jameson Taillon	26-41	7	4.17	Gm 3 - 7 ip, 0 runs
PB	Reliever	K	MaxIP	ERA
2'-8	Cade Horton	25-41	6	3.48
2'-8	Drew Pomeranz	25-41	1	2.62
2'-7	Ryan Brasier	25-41	1	3.48
2'-7	Caleb Thielbar	24-44	1	3.71
2'-7	Porter Hodge	23-42	2	3.97	2ip,1rW,rest
Pos	LA Dodgers	HR	SB	OPS
DH	Shohei Ohtani	23-31	AA	0.993	Gm1-1b,St,Run; Gm2-3B, 1B, SacFly; Gm4 -GW 3B,1b
cf	Mookie Betts	27-32	B	0.885	Gm1-reached 3-4; Gm 2-1B,SB,HR
1b	Freddie Freeman	33-34	D	0.847	Gm1-reached 3-4;Gm 3- 13th inning 2-rbi 1B
C	Will Smith	31-33	D	0.913	Gm 4 - 3 of 3, walk
RF	Teoscar Hernández	26-32	C	0.799	Gm 4 - 3-run HR
2b	Hyeseong Kim	27-31	A	0.768	two errors allow 4 Unearned
lf	Andy Pages	24-27	E	0.751
3b	Max Muncy	17-22	D	0.761	Gm2-HR,1b,w
SS	Miguel Rojas	28-28	C	0.653
IF	Kiké Hernández	27-28	D	0.655
LF	Tommy Edman	27-31	A	0.728
RF	Michael Conforto	23-26	E	0.752
PB	Starters	K	MaxIP	ERA
2'-9	Blake Snell	23-46	6	3.38	Gm1-6.2ip,4 Unearned,L; Gm4 - 5.1 ip,2 R, Win
2'-9	Tyler Glasnow	24-47	7	3.41	Gm2- 7 ip, 1 run, win
2'-9	Yoshinobu Yamamoto	25-47	6	3.54	gm 3- 6 ip, 0r
PB	Relievers	K	MaxIP	ERA
2'-8	Clayton Kershaw	26-46	6	3.89
2'-9	Tanner Scott	22-44	1	3.08	Gm 4 - Save
2'-8	Roki Sasaki	24-46	6	3.57
2'-8	Shohei Ohtani	25-41	2		Gm3 - 3 ip 0R Win in relief
2'-8	Ben Casparius	25-41	3	2.90
2'-8	Brock Stewart	25-41	2	3.23
2'-8	Evan Phillips	23-44	1	3.12
2'-8	Alex Vesia	22-45	1	3.18
2'-8	Blake Treinen	24-44	1	3.33
2'-8	Kirby Yates	22-44	1	3.46