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“It was a lot of fun watching these guys play,” Chicago starter Adrian Sampson said. The Cubs won eight of their last 10 games, including a sweep of a three-game series against the Reds over the weekend. Guys are already talking about spring training more than any group I’ve been around.” I had a lot of opportunity today to talk about the positives.

“It was good to come back home and take two of three. “It was not a fun game to be a part of,” Bell said. 11 Field of Dreams game in Dyersville, Iowa - when the Reds were the home team.īote hit a three-run homer before Chicago broke open the game with a six-run sixth, capped by Zach McKinstry’s three-run homer. This season’s attendance is Cincinnati’s lowest in a full season since the 1984 team drew 1,275,887 to Riverfront Stadium, and doesn’t include the 7,823 fans who attended the Aug. The crowd of 12,437 boosted the Reds’ attendance to 1,387,947 in 79 dates at Great American Ball Park, down from the 1,775,396 in 79 dates in 2019, which didn’t include two “home” games in Mexico. “From this seat, the sound I want to hear is the pop of champagne at some point.” “Ending with a win is nice,” Cubs manager David Ross said. Similarly rebuilding Chicago finished 74-88 and third in the NL Central, up from 71-91 and fourth last season. “It doesn’t change the focus and the goal for next season.” “One hundred losses, that number doesn’t change a thing about how great I feel about every single person in that room - the players, the staff,” Reds manager David Bell. The Reds became the record-tying fourth team to lose 100 games this season, even for the bottom of the NL Central with Pittsburgh after just missing postseason play with an 83-79 record last season. (AP Photo/Aaron Doster)ĬINCINNATI (AP) - The Cincinnati Reds lost 100 games for the first time in four decades, falling to the Chicago Cubs 15-2 in their season finale on Wednesday as David Bote drove in a season-high five runs.Ĭincinnati lost seven of its last nine games to finish 62-100, one shy of the franchise record for losses set by the 1982 team that went 61-101. Cincinnati Reds' Spencer Steer, left, fields the ball as Chicago Cubs' Nico Hoerner steals second base during the second inning of a baseball game in Cincinnati, Friday, Wednesday, Oct.

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