The Chicago Cubs’ win Wednesday evened the season series against the Milwaukee Brewers. It sets up a huge five-game series at Wrigley Field in August.

In the midst of a heavyweight battle for first place in the National League Central, the Chicago Cubs are still scouring the landscape for help before Thursday's MLB trade deadline. On their wish list: two starters,

A National League Central Division sweep is within sight, as the Milwaukee Brewers seek to make it three straight over the Chicago Cubs at American Family Field on Wednesday afternoon, July 30. Right-hander Freddy Peralta (12-4,

Cubs dominate the Brewers to close the gap in the NL Central.

The Milwaukee Brewers and Chicago Cubs enter the series tied for first place in the NL Central and for the best record in the National League.

I’ll be glad when the Cubs aren’t playing the Brewers and we can stop this silly gamesmanship, or whatever it is, making the lineups late. Shōta Imanaga, LHP vs. Freddy Peralta, RHP Shōta Imanaga got absolutely pounded by the White Sox in his last start.

Vibes around the Milwaukee Brewers are high right now. They have the most wins in baseball with 64 and after defeating the Chicago Cubs 9-3 they now have a two game lead in the National League Central.