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Chicago Cubs Suffer Brutal Two-Loss Night On Opening Day

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The anticipation surrounding MLB Opening Day was overshadowed by concerns about Justin Steele’s condition. Despite the Chicago Cubs giving him the green light to play against the Texas Rangers, the early innings of the game showed promise for Steele.

However, the tide quickly turned against Craig Counsell’s team.

Following a stumble during the game against the Rangers, Steele was forced to retreat to the clubhouse, as reported by Bleacher Report.

This unfortunate incident left Cubs fans holding their breath, especially considering Steele’s recent injury just days prior to the matchup. While the team ultimately decided to let him take the field, the seriousness of his previous injury was evident.

Given the circumstances, the Cubs may need to prioritize Steele’s rest and recovery moving forward. The hope is for Steele to make a swift return, as the ultimate aim is to bolster Counsell’s squad and vie for a stronger position within the NL Central division.

Unfortunately, the Cubs were unable to overcome the injury and fell to the Texas Rangers by a final score of 4-3. They had a few leads through the game, but the bullpen could not protect the lead.

The Chicago Cubs will again take on the Rangers on Saturday night in their second game of the season.

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