2019 Chicago Cubs season
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Stadium Attendance Record Box/ Streak
85 July 1 @ Pirates 5-18 Williams ( 3-2 ) Alzolay ( 1-1 ) - PNC Park 17,772 45-40 L2
86 July 2 @ Pirates 1-5 Holmes ( 1-0 ) Hendricks ( 7-6 ) - PNC Park 14,573 45-41 L3
87 July 3 @ Pirates 5-6 Rodríguez ( 3-3 ) Kimbrel ( 0-1 ) - PNC Park 17,831 45-42 L4
88 July 4 @ Pirates 11-3 Quintana ( 6-7 ) Lyles ( 5-5 ) - PNC Park 29,238 46-42 W1
89 July 6 @ White Sox 6-3 Lester ( 8-6 ) Giolito ( 11-3 ) Kimbrel ( 2 ) Guaranteed Rate Field 38,634 47-42 W2
90 July 7 @ White Sox 1-3 Nova ( 4-7 ) Hendricks ( 7-7 ) Colomé ( 20 ) Guaranteed Rate Field 38,554 47-43 L1
ASG July 9 NL @ AL 3-4 Tanaka ( 1-0 ) ( NYY ) Kershaw ( 0-1 ) ( LAD ) Chapman ( 1 ) ( NYY ) Progressive Field 36,747 - N/A
91 July 12 Pirates 4-3 Rosario ( 1-0 ) Crick ( 3-5 ) Kimbrel ( 3 ) Wrigley Field 40,740 48-43 W1
92 July 13 Pirates 10-4 Lester ( 9-6 ) Lyles ( 5-6 ) - Wrigley Field 40,286 49-43 W2
93 July 14 Pirates 8-3 Quintana ( 7-7 ) Williams ( 3-3 ) - Wrigley Field 39,291 50-43 W3
94 July 15 Reds 3-6 Castillo ( 9-3 ) Cishek ( 2-5 ) Iglesias ( 17 ) Wrigley Field 36,935 50-44 L1
95 July 16 Reds 4-3 ( 10 ) Cishek ( 3-5 ) Iglesias ( 2-8 ) - Wrigley Field 39,788 51-44 W1
96 July 17 Reds 5-2 Darvish ( 3-4 ) Gray ( 5-6 ) Kimbrel ( 4 ) Wrigley Field 37,260 52-44 W2
97 July 19 Padres 6-5 Strop ( 2-3 ) Stammen ( 6-5 ) Kimbrel ( 5 ) Wrigley Field 39,526 53-44 W3
98 July 20 Padres 6-5 Quintana ( 8-7 ) Lucchesi ( 7-5 ) Kimbrel ( 6 ) Wrigley Field 40,314 54-44 W4
99 July 21 Padres 1-5 Quantrill ( 3-2 ) Hendricks ( 7-8 ) - Wrigley Field 39,954 54-45 L1
100 July 22 @ Giants 4-5 Gott ( 7-0 ) Strop ( 2-4 ) Dyson ( 2 ) Oracle Park 37,119 54-46 L2
101 July 23 @ Giants 4-5 ( 13 ) Coonrod ( 1-0 ) Brach ( 3-3 ) - Oracle Park 39,747 54-47 L3
102 July 24 @ Giants 4-1 Ryan ( 3-1 ) Beede ( 3-4 ) Kimbrel ( 7 ) Oracle Park 37,746 55-47 W1
103 July 26 @ Brewers 2-3 Houser ( 4-4 ) Kintzler ( 2-1 ) Hader ( 23 ) Miller Park 40,566 55-48 L1
The 2019 Chicago Cubs season was the 148th season of the Chicago Cubs franchise, the 144th in the National League and the Cubs' 104th season at Wrigley Field. The Cubs were managed by Joe Maddon, in his fifth year as Cubs manager, and played their home games at Wrigley Field as members of Major League Baseball's National League Central Division. The Cubs began the season on the road the Texas Rangers on March 28 and ended it at the St. Louis Cardinals on September 29. They finished the season 84-77 to finish in third place in the Central Division. The Cubs failed to make the playoffs for the first time since 2014. Prior to the end of the season, the Cubs announced that Joe Maddon would not return as manager for the 2020 season.