Cubs pitcher Jake Arrieta, who knows a thing or two about revelry coming off of a World Series celebration 108 years in the making, took to Twitter on Wednesday to remind the Hollywood Clinton supporters who promised to exit stage north and head to Canada if Trump won that the time to say goodbye has come.
The All-Star ballots have been counted, and the votes of Chicago Cubs and Boston Red Sox fans really added up.
Jake Arrieta takes the mound tonight at Wrigley Field with hopes of throwing a second consecutive no-hitter. Not everyone cheers his quest.
A Chicago Cubs fan who jumped the fence to celebrate with Jake Arrieta after the righty pitched a no-hitter in Cincinnati calls the experience “worth every penny.”
Jake Arrieta pitched the first no-hitter of the 2016 Major League Baseball season on Thursday night.
Jake Arrieta edged Zack Greinke for the NL Cy Young award.
Jake Arrieta allowed four hits in nine dominant innings and the Chicago Cubs rolled to a 4-0 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates in the NL wild-card game on Wednesday night.
Jake Arrieta became the first pitcher to win 20 games this season by three-hitting the Milwaukee Brewers Tuesday night.
The Los Angeles Dodgers managed zero hits for the second time in their nine days of existence as the first $300 million team in baseball history. At least this time a great pitcher, Jake Arrieta of the Chicago Cubs, held them hitless. Arrieta lowered his ERA to 2.11 to no-hit the Dodgers nine days after Astros journeyman Mike Fiers managed the feat.
