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Chicago Cubs Lineup: Hoerner Batting Second, Shaw Still in Right Field

The Chicago Cubs navigate lineup adjustments and weather delays during a pivotal stretch of games against the Blue Jays and Mets.

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📍 How it ended

The Chicago Cubs' lineup adjustments, with Hoerner batting second and Shaw in right field, were noted as the team prepared to face the Mets. A scheduled game between the Cubs and Mets was postponed due to rain, with a split doubleheader rescheduled for Wednesday.

The Cubs had previously played the Blue Jays in a series that concluded before the Mets series began.

Epilogue added 16d ago, after coverage quieted.

The brief

The Chicago Cubs have recently utilized Nico Hoerner in the second batting spot and kept Matt Shaw in right field. Meanwhile, Justin Dean recorded his first major-league hit after spending eight years in the Minor Leagues.

Coverage from Bleacher Nation and MLB.com highlights these roster moves and player milestones. Yahoo Sports and CBS News report that a scheduled game between the Cubs and Mets was postponed due to rain, resulting in a split doubleheader set for Wednesday.

Upcoming focus remains on the series against the Mets, featuring a pitching matchup between Senga and Imanaga.

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Quick answers

Who is the Cubs' pitcher for the series opener against the Mets?

The matchup features Imanaga for the Cubs against Senga for the Mets.

Why was the Cubs-Mets game postponed?

According to CBS News and MLB.com, the game was rained out.

What milestone did Justin Dean recently achieve?

Dean recorded his first major-league hit after eight years in the Minor Leagues.

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Chicago Cubs MLB New York Mets Toronto Blue Jays Justin Dean

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