Chicago Cubs' Alex Bregman (3) steals second base against Atlanta Braves shortstop Ha-Seong Kim in the eighth inning of a baseball game, Wednesday, May 13, 2026, in Atlanta. AP The Braves can sweep the Cubs on Tuesday as Chicago’s offense looks to snap out of a snooze in Atlanta.
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The Cubs have scored just three runs during their four-game losing streak, and now they face Chris Sale, who enters with a dominant 2.20 ERA and elite strikeout numbers.
Chicago starter Ben Brown has been impressive in limited work, but his shorter workload could expose a shaky Cubs bullpen against one of baseball’s deepest lineups.
Speaking of which, Atlanta’s offense continues to get contributions from everywhere, including Matt Olson, Michael Harris II and Drake Baldwin, which gives the Braves multiple avenues to bust loose here.
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