Cubs lose sight in rebuilding, flourish in new lineup alignment

   Since a return to Chicago in the windy city the offense has took a new reproach to capture attention from fans.  The usual slow development from the pitching staff is starting to turn around.  All through the summer Chicago needs to display a high batting average in 2-out late game clutch situations.  The overall defense is fine for what the Cubs are able to turn on the field through sharp groundballs.  So far the lineup manages a clean demeanor with a better than average outlook for July.  The runs per game at home is better now which is around 4-5 runs a game.  Anthony Rizzo looks to be the best power solution and is ready for a big offensive transition.  The first baseman needs speed with the bat to pick up the pace for runners on base.
 
  Last night the franchise with the worst history for breakdowns took a nice turn against their rivals.  St.  Louis came up empty in a 3-0 conclusion at Wrigley Field.  The big blow came from Anthony R-i-z-z-o with a clutch 3-RBI performance.  This included a homerun (13) with a new appeal.  Usual the wind comes in yet with a set way the Cubs make it through the day.  Darwin Barney with his young meekness provides a fresh fill-in the lineup.  The starter Edwin Jackson pitched a super suprise outing to defend with 7 big innings with only 3 hits to his credit.  The rest for the series looks to be a admirable rivalry!