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    After a historically feeble offensive season, the Cubs core cautiously believes it has turned the corner in time for the playoffs

    by Mark Gonzales, Chicago Tribune Sep 29, 2020 3 minutes

    Do the last three games wipe the slate on a historically miserable season for a seasoned Chicago Cubs offense?

    "You've seen this lineup struggle," second baseman Jason Kipnis said. "But no other team wants to see this lineup get going and see us in the playoffs, I'll tell you that."

    As a member of the 2016 Cleveland Indians, Kipnis saw the Cubs offense come through in the clutch during the World Series. But he also has had a front-row view

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