Cubs aim for sweep against Pirates after win, Assad milestones
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 26, 2026, 9:54 PM
Last updated Jul 26, 2026
The Chicago Cubs continue their series against the Pittsburgh Pirates on Sunday at PNC Park. The Cubs secured an 11-0 victory on Saturday, bolstered by Javier Assad's performance, which included 3.0 innings pitched without allowing any runs and his first career save. With this save, the Cubs now have 12 different pitchers with saves this season, tying a franchise record. Assad shared a post on Instagram celebrating his milestone following the game.
- •Cubs lead series after 11-0 win Saturday
- •Javier Assad records first career save
- •Cubs tie franchise record with 12 pitchers having saves
- •Cubs play final game of series on Sunday
- 9:54 PMYahoo Sports — Chicago Cubs Player Makes Post After Milestone During Pirates Series
"On Sunday, the Chicago Cubs will finish their series with the Pittsburgh Pirates at PNC Park.The Cubs are looking to sweep the Pirates after winning the first two games.They won by a score of 11-0 on Saturday.Chicago Cubs Player Makes Heartfelt PostOn Saturday, Javier Assad went 3.0 innings (and let up no runs).He also picked […] The post Chicago Cubs Player Makes Post After Milestone During Pirates Series appeared first on HEAVY.
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