Welcome to the Cubs, Edward Cabrera!
The new Cubs righty made his debut tonight at Wrigley Field, and it couldn’t have gone much better. He allowed just one walk and one hit through six scoreless innings, striking out five. The hard contact while he was on the mound was more or less nonexistent.
The Cubs got off to a quick start offensively in this one, largely thanks to the Angels hooking them up. Angels starter Ryan Johnson was extremely wild out of the gate, and the Cubs gladly accepted his generosity.
Also generous, a dropped pop up that scored two, with some extra hustle from Pete Crow-Armstrong:
Pete Crow-Armstrong never stopped running ? pic.twitter.com/ztsi2vCId7
— MLB (@MLB) March 31, 2026Every single Cub reached base in this one, with the exception of Michael Conforto, who got only two at bats (both fairly ugly strikeouts) before being replaced by Matt Shaw, who did reach base. Ian Happ hit yet another homer, and Dansby Swanson was on base three times.
A nice, relatively calm and comfortable win, with Colin Rea sparing the bullpen with the three-inning save. You just knew Craig Counsell was itching to use him or Ben Brown that way one of these times.
The Ankin Law “Making it Personal” Player of the Game is the man with the dominant debut:
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