Become a digitalPLUS subscriber. $13 for 13 weeks.  Not reelin',
but not happy  In keeping with a season that defies explanation,
the Cubs did things backward in Monday's doubleheader at Pro
Player Stadium.  They won the game you might have thought they
were going to lose and lost a game they were supposed to win.
After knocking around Florida ace Carl Pavano 5-1 in the opener,
they bowed to emergency starter David Weathers in a 5-2 loss in
Game 2.  "If you can explain baseball, you're better than I am,"
said Todd Walker, who had a two-run homer snatched from him by
Juan Encarnacion's leaping catch at the right-field wall in the
ninth inning of the second game.  With San Francisco and Houston
idle, the Cubs remained a half-game behind the Giants in the
wild-card race and a half-game ahead of the Astros.  Instead of
dealing the Marlins a knockout punch, the Cubs let them hang
around the pack, 4½ games behind the leaders.  The Cubs play
their next 10 games against the Pirates, Mets and Reds, who are
a combined