Cubs Losses Prompt a Shared Blame Game Across Players, Coaching, and Front Office
After a 9-game losing streak that followed back-to-back 10-game win streaks, the piece argues blame for the Cubs’ slide is diffuse: the offense has slumped in May (.203 team average with runners in scoring position), the rotation has cracked, and roster moves like promoting PCA haven’t produced an instant fix. While fans often point to manager Craig Counsell or president Jed Hoyer, the article stresses that steadiness and collective effort are key, and the true verdict will come as the season unfolds with the Cubs still just over .500 and holding playoff odds.