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2012 Chicago Cubs season

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Major League Baseball team season
2012 Chicago Cubs
LeagueNational League
DivisionCentral
BallparkWrigley Field
CityChicago,Illinois
Record61–101 (.377)
Divisional place5th
OwnersTom Ricketts
President of baseball operationsTheo Epstein
General managersJed Hoyer
ManagersDale Sveum
TelevisionWGN-TV
WGN America
CSN Chicago
CSN Chicago Plus
WCIU-TV
(Len Kasper,Bob Brenly)
RadioWGN (AM)
Chicago Cubs Radio Network
(Pat Hughes,Keith Moreland,Judd Sirott)
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The2012 Chicago Cubs season was the 141st season of theChicago Cubs franchise, the 137th in theNational League and the 97th atWrigley Field. The Cubs finished fifth in theNational League Central with a record of 61–101, their worst record since1966. The Cubs began the season at home on April 5, 2012 against theWashington Nationals and finished the season at home on October 3 against theHouston Astros.

The season marked the first season withJed Hoyer as General Manager andTheo Epstein as President of Baseball Operations.[1] It also marked the first season withDale Sveum as manager.[2] The season also marked the last season with theHouston Astros in theNational League Central as they would move to theAmerican League West in2013.[3][4]

The season also marked the first season in the Cubs rebuilding project under Theo Epstein that would break their 108-year World Series drought and lead the Cubs to the2016 World Series championship.

The season was the last full season with the Cubs forAlfonso Soriano, who would be traded at the 2013 trade deadline.[5]

During the offseason, the Cubs would acquire future All-StarAnthony Rizzo from theSan Diego Padres.[6] During the season, the Cubs would also acquire players that would play important roles during their2016 World Series season:Travis Wood was acquired via trade from theCincinnati Reds on December 23, 2011,[7]Albert Almora was drafted on June 4,[8]Jorge Soler was signed as an amateur free agent on June 30,[9] andKyle Hendricks was acquired via a trade with theTexas Rangers on July 30.[10]

Offseason transactions

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November 2011

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  • November 2, Justin Berg, Robert Coello,Angel Guzman, Scott Moore, Chris Robinson, and Jeff Stevens granted free agency.
  • November 15, signedJustin Berg as a free agent.
  • November 18,Luis Montanez granted free agency.
  • November 30, signedDavid DeJesus as a free agent.

December

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January 2012

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February

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  • February 2, signedRyan Rowland-Smith as a free agent.
  • February 6, selectedAdrian Cardenas off waivers from theOakland Athletics.
  • February 18, signedNate Robertson as a free agent.
  • February 21, traded a player to be named later andChris Carpenter to the Boston Red Sox. Received a player to be named later. Sent Aaron Kurcz (minors) (March 15, 2012) to the Boston Red Sox to complete the trade. Received Jair Bogaerts (minors) (March 29, 2012) to complete the trade.

March

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  • March 11, signedGerardo Concepcion as an amateur free agent
  • March 16, selectedFrankie De La Cruz off waivers from the Milwaukee Brewers.
  • March 24, Andy Sonnanstine granted free agency.
  • March 26, signedShawn Camp as a free agent. Released Trever Miller.
  • March 27, released Jason Jaramillo.
  • March 31, released Bobby Scales.

April

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Source[11]

Regular season

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NL Central standings

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NL Central
TeamWLPct.GBHomeRoad
Cincinnati Reds9765.599—50‍–‍3147‍–‍34
St. Louis Cardinals8874.543950‍–‍3138‍–‍43
Milwaukee Brewers8379.5121449‍–‍3234‍–‍47
Pittsburgh Pirates7983.4881845‍–‍3634‍–‍47
Chicago Cubs61101.3773638‍–‍4323‍–‍58
Houston Astros55107.3404235‍–‍4620‍–‍61


NL Wild Card

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Division leaders
TeamWLPct.
Washington Nationals9864.605
Cincinnati Reds9765.599
San Francisco Giants9468.580
Wild Card teams
(Top 2 teams qualify for postseason)
TeamWLPct.GB
Atlanta Braves9468.580+6
St. Louis Cardinals8874.543—
Los Angeles Dodgers8676.5312
Milwaukee Brewers8379.5125
Philadelphia Phillies8181.5007
Arizona Diamondbacks8181.5007
Pittsburgh Pirates7983.4889
San Diego Padres7686.46912
New York Mets7488.45714
Miami Marlins6993.42619
Colorado Rockies6498.39524
Chicago Cubs61101.37727
Houston Astros55107.34033


Record vs. opponents

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2012 National League record
Source:MLB Standings Grid – 2012
TeamAZATLCHCCINCOLFLAHOULADMILNYMPHIPITSDSFSTLWSHAL
Arizona–2–55–42–59–76–012–65–33–33–42–43–47–119–91–52–49–6
Atlanta5–2–3–41–56–14–23–314–43–312–612–63–24–33–45–18–108–10
Chicago4–54–3–4–122–48–52–42–44–134–22–48–83–31–67–101–65–10
Cincinnati5–25–112–4–5–110–52–43–39–66–23–411–76–24–36–72–57–8
Colorado7–91–64–21–5–5–28–103–45–15–22–72–48–104–142–54–32–13
Houston0–62–45–85–102–5–2–42–48–94–23–35–123–51–84–111–76–9
Los Angeles6–123–34–24–210–84–2–4–21–64–35–26–111–78-106–54–26–9
Miami3–54–144–23–34–34–22–4–4–44–128–101–45–15–22–59–95–13
Milwaukee3–33–313–46–91–59–86–14–4–3–22–511–43–42–46–93–56–9
New York4–36–122–42–62–52–43–412–42–3–10–85–24–34–44–34–148–7
Philadelphia4–26–124–24–37–23–32–510–85–28–10–3–44–32–45–29-95–10
Pittsburgh4–32–38–87–114–212–51–64–14–112–54–3–1–53–38–73–210–8
San Diego11–73–43–32–610–85–37–111–54–33–43–45–1–6–123–32–38–7
San Francisco9–94–36–13–414–48–110–82–54–24–44–23–312–6–3–31–57–8
St. Louis5–11–510–77–65–211–45–65–29–63–43–47–83–33–3–3–48–7
Washington4–210–86–15–23–47–12–49–95–314–49-92–33–25-14-3–10–8


Transactions

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April

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May

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June

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  • June 1, selectedJairo Asencio off waivers from theCleveland Indians.
  • June 4, signedHung-Chih Kuo as a free agent. DraftedAlbert Almora in the 1st round (6th pick) of the 2012 amateur draft. Player signed July 10, 2012.
  • June 17, Koyie Hill granted free agency.
  • June 27, released Shane Lindsay.
  • June 30, signedJorge Soler as an amateur free agent.

July

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August

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September

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  • September 7, selectedJason Berken off waivers from the Baltimore Orioles.

October

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  • October 4, Blake DeWitt, Alex Hinshaw, and Randy Wells granted free agency.
  • October 25, Anthony Recker selected by the New York Mets off waivers.
  • October 26, Manny Corpas granted free agency.Chris Volstad selected by theKansas City Royals off waivers.
  • October 27, signedEdwin Maysonet as a free agent.
  • October 29,Alfredo Amezaga,Shawn Camp, and Justin Germano granted free agency.
  • October 31,Joe Mather granted free agency.

Source.[11]

Game log

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2012 Regular season game log: 61–101 (Home: 38–43; Away: 23–58)
April: 8–15 (Home: 5–8; Away: 3–7)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
1April 5Nationals1–2Clippard (1–0)Mármol (0–1)Lidge (1)41,1760–1L1
2April 7Nationals4–7Mattheus (1–0)Wood (0–1)Rodriguez (1)40,1020–2L2
3April 8Nationals4–3Samardzija (1–0)Zimmermann (0–1)Mármol (1)31,9731–2W1
4April 9Brewers5–7Marcum (1–0)Camp (0–1)Axford (1)38,1361–3L1
5April 10Brewers4–7Narveson (1–0)Maholm (0–1)Rodriguez (1)37,2651–4L2
6April 11Brewers1–2Gallardo (1–1)Dempster (0–1)Axford (2)34,0441–5L3
7April 12Brewers8–0Garza (1–0)Greinke (1–1)—36,3112–5W1
8April 13@Cardinals9–5Samardzija (2–0)Wainwright (0–2)—46,8823–5W2
9April 14@Cardinals1–5Lynn (2–0)Volstad (0–1)—46,7923–6L1
10April 15@Cardinals3–10Westbrook (2–0)Maholm (0–2)—44,9523–7L2
11April 17@Marlins2–5Cishek (1–0)Dolis (0–1)Bell (1)24,5443–8L3
12April 18@Marlins1–9Buehrle (1–2)Garza (1–1)25,7233–9L4
13April 19@Marlins3–5Nolasco (2–0)Samardzija (2–1)Bell (2)23,1683–10L5
14April 20Reds4–9Bailey (1–2)Volstad (0–2)—37,7823–11L6
15April 21Reds6–1Maholm (1–2)Leake (0–2)—38,4054–11W1
16April 22Reds3–4Cueto (2–0)López (0–1)Marshall (3)35,8014–12L1
17April 23Cardinals3–2Dolis (1–1)Motte (1–1)—37,7945–12W1
18April 24Cardinals3–2(10)Russell (1–0)Salas (0–1)—38,8946–12W2
19April 25Cardinals1–5Lynn (4–0)Volstad (0–3)—34,8946–13L1
20April 27@Phillies5–1Maholm (2–2)Halladay (3–2)Dolis (1)45,2617–13W1
21April 28@Phillies2–5Blanton (2–3)Wells (0–1)Papelbon (7)45,1967–14L1
22April 29@Phillies5–1Garza (2–1)Kendrick (0–2)—45,5508–14W1
23April 30@Phillies4–6Qualls (1–0)Maine (0–1)Papelbon (8)45,3978–15L1
May: 10–17 (Home: 7–7; Away: 3–10)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
--May 1@RedsPostponed (rain). Makeup Date August 18.
24May 2@Reds3–1Samardzija (3–1)Arroyo (1–1)Mármol (2)18,8689–15W1
25May 3@Reds3–4(10)Ondrusek (2–0)Dolis (1–2)—23,2889–16L1
26May 4Dodgers5–4Maholm (3–2)Billingsley (2–2)Dolis (2)37,33210–16W1
27May 5Dodgers1–5Capuano (4–0)Volstad (0–4)—39,87410–17L1
28May 6Dodgers4–3(11)Dolis (2–2)Wright (1–2)—38,12511–17W1
29May 7Braves5–1Samardzija (4–1)Hanson (3–3)—36,30712–17W2
30May 8Braves1–3Medlen (1–0)Wood (0–2)Kimbrel (10)38,52312–18L1
31May 9Braves1–0Maholm (4–2)Hudson (1–1)Dolis (3)31,90413–18W1
32May 11@Brewers7–8(13)Chulk (1–0)Castillo (0–1)—40,09713–19L1
33May 12@Brewers2–8Marcum (2–1)Volstad (0–5)—42,33913–20L2
34May 13@Brewers8–2Camp (1–1)Loe (2–1)—42,16714–20W1
35May 14@Cardinals6–4Camp (2–1)Boggs (0–1)Dolis (4)44,27615–20W2
36May 15@Cardinals6–7Motte (2–1)Dolis (2–3)—45,53815–21L1
37May 16Phillies2–9Contreras (1–0)Camp (2–2)—38,67815–22L2
38May 17Phillies7–8Halladay (4–3)Volstad (0–6)Papelbon (11)37,98615–23L3
39May 18White Sox2–3Thornton (2–3)Samardzija (4–2)Reed (4)34,93715–24L4
40May 19White Sox4–7Danks (3–4)Dempster (0–2)—40,22815–25L5
41May 20White Sox0–6Peavy (5–1)Maholm (4–3)—38,37415–26L6
42May 21@Astros4–8Norris (5–1)Garza (2–2)—16,89515–27L7
43May 22@Astros1–2Happ (4–3)Wood (0–1)Myers (11)20,09115–28L8
44May 23@Astros1–5Rodríguez (4–4)Samardzija (4–3)—18,73215–29L9
45May 25@Pirates0–1Burnett (3–2)Dempster (0–3)Hanrahan (11)29,91415–30L10
46May 26@Pirates2–3Hanrahan (2–0)Dolis (2–4)—38,13215–31L11
47May 27@Pirates4–10Bédard (3–5)Garza (2–3)—27,48615–32L12
48May 28Padres11–7Wells (1–1)Hinshaw (0–1)—38,45216–32W1
49May 29Padres5–3Samardzija (5–3)Stults (1–1)Russell (1)35,21917–32W2
50May 30Padres8–6Russell (2–0)Thayer (0–1)—38,51618–32W3
June: 10–17 (Home: 6–5; Away: 4–12)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
51June 1@Giants3–4Bumgarner (6–4)Maholm (4–4)López (1)41,10018–33L1
52June 2@Giants1–2Cain (6–2)Garza (2–4)Romo (1)41,23918–34L2
53June 3@Giants0–2Zito (5–2)Wood (0–2)Romo (2)41,11218–35L3
54June 4@Giants2–3Vogelsong (4–2)Mármol (0–2)Affeldt (1)41,52418–36L4
55June 5@Brewers10–0Dempster (1–3)Gallardo (4–5)—28,07119–36W1
56June 6@Brewers0–8Greinke (7–2)Maholm (4–5)—27,11219–37L1
57June 7@Brewers3–4(10)Axford (1–2)Coleman (0–1)—30,12319–38L2
58June 8@Twins7–8(10)Capps (1–3)Camp (2–3)—38,01419–39L3
59June 9@Twins3–11Diamond (5–1)Samardzija (5–4)—39,30919–40L4
60June 10@Twins8–2Dempster (2–3)Liriano (1–7)—37,52620–40W1
61June 12Tigers4–3Mármol (1–2)Coke (1–3)Camp (1)41,16421–40W2
62June 13Tigers4–8Porcello (4–4)Garza (2–5)—41,32621–41L1
63June 14Tigers3–5Verlander (6–4)Wood (0–3)Valverde (13)42,29221–42L2
64June 15Red Sox3–0Dempster (3–3)Matsuzaka (0–2)Mármol (3)40,07322–42W1
65June 16Red Sox3–4Lester (4–4)Samardzija (5–5)Aceves (16)40,76622–43L1
66June 17Red Sox4–7Albers (2–0)Camp (2–4)—38,53122–44L2
67June 18@White Sox12–3Garza (3–5)Stewart (1–2)—33,21523–44W1
68June 19@White Sox2–1Wood (1–3)Peavy (6–3)Mármol (4)30,28224–44W2
69June 20@White Sox0–7Floyd (5–7)Wells (1–2)—32,31124–45L1
70June 22@D-backs1–6Ziegler (4–1)Samardzija (5–6)Hernandez (2)34,65424–46L2
71June 23@D-backs5–10Breslow (2–0)Maholm (4–6)—38,54224–47L3
72June 24@D-backs1–5Miley (9–3)Garza (3–6)—33,44824–48L4
73June 25Mets6–1Wood (2–3)Santana (5–4)—34,09225–48W1
74June 26Mets5–3Maine (1–1)Gee (5–6)Mármol (5)34,06426–48W2
75June 27Mets1–17Niese (6–3)Samardzija (5–7)—35,83726–49L1
76June 29Astros4–0Maholm (5–6)Norris (5–5)Mármol (6)32,89127–49W1
77June 30Astros3–2Garza (4–6)Happ (6–8)Mármol (7)37,90628–49W2
July: 15–10 (Home: 9–3; Away: 6–7)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
78July 1Astros3–0Wood (3–3)Rodríguez (6–6)Mármol (8)37,38929–49W3
79July 2@Braves4–1Samardzija (6–7)Hanson (9–5)Russell (2)22,29230–49W4
80July 3@Braves3–10Jurrjens (2–2)Volstad (0–7)—27,83430–50L1
81July 4@Braves5–1Maholm (6–6)Delgado (4–9)—40,60431–50W1
82July 5@Braves3–7Minor (5–6)Garza (4–7)—24,40831–51L1
83July 6@Mets8–7Wood (4–3)Santana (6–5)—27,95632–51W1
84July 7@Mets1–3Gee (6–7)Samardzija (6–8)Parnell (2)26,09632–52L1
85July 8@Mets7–0Dempster (4–3)Niese (7–4)—25,92033–52W1
83rd All-Star Game in Kansas City, Missouri
86July 13D-backs8–1Maholm (7–6)Kennedy (6–8)—36,87834–52W2
87July 14D-backs4–1Dempster (5–3)Saunders (4–6)Mármol (9)38,06835–52W3
88July 15D-backs3–1Garza (5–7)Cahill (7–8)Mármol (10)36,65936–52W4
89July 17Marlins5–9Sánchez (5–6)Wood (4–4)—34,39736–53L1
90July 18Marlins5–1(8)Russell (3–0)Johnson (5–7)—34,93437–53W1
91July 19Marlins4–2Maholm (8–6)Buehrle (9–9)Mármol (11)32,74138–53W2
92July 20@Cardinals1–4Lohse (10–2)Dempster (5–4)Motte (21)43,78638–54L1
93July 21@Cardinals0–12Westbrook (8–8)Germano (0–1)—43,42438–55L2
94July 22@Cardinals0–7Lynn (12–4)Wood (4–5)—42,41138–56L3
95July 23@Pirates2–0Samardzija (7–8)Bédard (5–11)Mármol (12)27,58639–56W1
96July 24@Pirates5–1Maholm (9–6)McDonald (10–4)—32,49740–56W2
97July 25@Pirates2–3Correia (8–6)Dempster (5–5)Hanrahan (29)33,93540–57L1
98July 27Cardinals6–9Lynn (13–4)Wood (4–6)Motte (23)40,77840–58L2
99July 28Cardinals3–2Russell (4–0)Kelly (1–4)Mármol (13)41,27641–58W1
100July 29Cardinals4–2(10)Russell (5–0)Rosenthal (0–1)—39,53442–58W2
101July 30Pirates14–4Germano (1–1)Bédard (5–12)—33,33743–58W3
102July 31Pirates0–5Burnett (13–3)Coleman (0–2)—33,15843–59L1
August: 8–21 (Home: 7–9; Away: 1–12)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
103August 1Pirates4–8Karstens (4–2)Wood (4–7)—33,01443–60L2
104August 3@Dodgers1–6Billingsley (7–9)Samardzija (7–9)—43,53743–61L3
105August 4@Dodgers1–3Kershaw (9–6)Volstad (0–8)Jansen (21)46,58843–62L4
106August 5@Dodgers6–7Jansen (5–3)Camp (2–5)—42,49543–63L5
107August 6@Padres0–2Stults (2–2)Wood (4–8)Street (19)27,18743–64L6
108August 7@Padres4–7Ohlendorf (4–2)Raley (0–1)Street (20)26,51843–65L7
109August 8@Padres0–2Richard (9–11)Samardzija (7–10)—24,66343–66L8
110August 9Reds5–3Camp (3–5)Marshall (4–4)Mármol (14)33,39744–66W1
111August 10Reds8–10Bailey (10–7)Germano (1–2)Chapman (26)36,89144–67L
112August 11Reds2–4Arroyo (8–7)Russell (5–1)Chapman (27)40,60244–68L
113August 12Reds0–3Cueto (15–6)Raley (0–2)Chapman (28)35,46144–69L
114August 13Astros7–1Samardzija (8–10)Galarraga (0–3)—31,45245–69W1
115August 14Astros1–10Harrell (10–8)Volstad (0–9)—33,37645–70L
116August 15Astros7–2Germano (2–2)Norris (5–10)—33,71446–70W1
117August 17@Reds3–7Arroyo (9–7)Wood (4–9)—35,33246–71L
118August 18@Reds3–5Cueto (16–6)Samardzija (8–11)Chapman (29)28,75446–72L
119August 18@Reds9–7Raley (1–2)Redmond (0–1)Mármol (15)41,23647–72W1
120August 19@Reds4–5Chapman (5–4)Camp (3–6)—41,61547–73L
121August 20@Brewers5–9Rogers (1–1)Germano (2–3)—28,77647–74L
122August 21@Brewers2–5Estrada (1–5)Rusin (0–1)Axford (19)29,17947–75L
123August 22@Brewers2–3Gallardo (13–8)Wood (4–10)Axford (20)30,74347–76L
124August 24Rockies5–3Russell (6–1)Belisle (3–5)Mármol (16)31,25548–76W1
125August 25Rockies3–4Torres (3–1)Corpas (0–1)Betancourt (26)35,29648–77L1
126August 26Rockies5–0(8)Volstad (1–9)Chacín (1–4)Camp (2)32,34649–77W1
127August 27Brewers4–15Estrada (2–5)Germano (2–4)—32,54149–78L1
128August 28Brewers1–4Gallardo (14–8)Wood (4–11)Axford (21)30,01749–79L2
129August 29Brewers1–3Fiers (8–6)Samardzija (8–12)Axford (22)33,27149–80L3
130August 30Brewers12–11Mármol (2–2)Rodríguez (2–7)—28,85950–80W1
131August 31Giants6–4Volstad (2–9)Bumgarner (14–9)Mármol (17)32,47651–80W2
September: 9–19 (Home: 3–9; Away: 6–10)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
132September 1Giants2–5Lincecum (8–14)Germano (2–5)Romo (9)32,47751–81L1
133September 2Giants5–7Casilla (6–5)Mármol (2–3)López (6)39,76051–82L2
134September 3@Nationals1–2Detwiler (9–6)Samardzija (8–13)Clippard (30)23,21551–83L3
135September 4@Nationals5–11Jackson (9–9)Rusin (0–2)—17,64851–84L4
136September 5@Nationals1–9Gonzalez (18–7)Volstad (2–10)—21,24451–85L5
137September 6@Nationals2–9Zimmermann (10–8)Germano (2–6)—22,44751–86L6
138September 7@Pirates12–2Wood (5–11)Burnett (15–6)—32,69952–86W1
139September 8@Pirates4–3Samardzija (9–13)Grilli (1–5)—35,66153–86W2
140September 9@Pirates4–2Russell (7–1)Grilli (1–6)Mármol (18)28,67154–86W3
141September 10@Astros4–1Volstad (3–10)Rodriguez (1–10)Mármol (19)13,12155–86W4
142September 11@Astros0–1Lyles (4–11)Germano (2–7)López (4)14,20555–87L1
143September 12@Astros5–1Wood (6–11)Abad (0–4)—13,10156–87W1
144September 14Pirates7–4Rusin (1–2)McDonald (12–8)Mármol (20)26,94657–87W2
145September 15Pirates6–7Rodríguez (11–13)Berken (0–1)Hanrahan (35)32,77457–88L1
146September 16Pirates13–9Beliveau (1–0)Hughes (2–2)—33,55958–88W1
147September 17Pirates0–3Correia (11–9)Wood (6–12)Hanrahan (36)33,01758–89L
148September 18Reds1–3Bailey (12–9)Germano (2–8)Broxton (26)32,54758–90L
149September 19Reds5–6(11)Ondrusek (5–2)Cabrera (0–1)Broxton (27)31,00158–91L
150September 20Reds3–5Cueto (18–9)Corpas (0–2)Simón (1)25,89158–92L
151September 21Cardinals5–4(11)Cabrera (1–1)Kelly (5–7)—29,10059–92W1
152September 22Cardinals4–5(10)Boggs (4–1)Chapman (0–1)Motte (39)40,29859–93L1
153September 23Cardinals3–6Lohse (16–3)Germano (2–9)Motte (40)33,35459–94L2
154September 25@Rockies5–10(7)Torres (5–3)Rusin (1–3)—26,66059–95L3
155September 26@Rockies0–6Pomeranz (2–9)Berken (0–2)—27,05759–96L4
156September 27@Rockies5–7Chacín (3–5)Volstad (3–11)Betancourt (31)30,28859–97L5
157September 28@D-backs3–8Kennedy (15–11)Wood (6–13)—28,46359–98L6
158September 29@D-backs2–8Cahill (13–12)Germano (2–10)—29,08459–99L7
159September 30@D-backs7–2Rusin (2–3)Shaw (1–6)—35,53560–99W1
October: 1–2 (Home: 1–2; Away: 0–0)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
160October 1Astros0–3Harrell (11–11)Berken (0–3)Wright (1)32,16760–100L1
161October 2Astros0–3Norris (7–13)Volstad (3–12)López (10)33,16860–101L2
162October 3Astros5–4Mármol (3–3)Ambriz (1–1)—27,60661–101W1
Legend:       = Win       = Loss       = Postponement
Bold = Cubs team member

Roster

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2012 Chicago Cubs
Roster
PitchersCatchers

Infielders

Outfielders

Manager

Coaching Staff

Statistics

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Batting

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Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; R = Runs scored; H = Hits; 2B = Doubles; 3B = Triples; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; Avg. = Batting average; SB = Stolen bases

PlayerGABRH2B3BHRRBIAVGSB
Jeff Baker541341636101420.2694
Darwin Barney15654873139264744.2546
Marlon Byrd1343130002.0700
Tony Campana8917426466005.26430
Adrian Cardenas45605116002.1830
Welington Castillo521701645110522.2650
Starlin Castro1626467818329121478.28325
Steve Clevenger691991640120116.2010
David DeJesus14850676133288950.2637
Blake DeWitt1829141001.1380
Koyie Hill1139371001.1790
Brett Jackson4412014216149.1750
Reed Johnson76169235193316.3022
Bryan LaHair13034042881701640.2594
Blake Lalli615120002.1330
Joe Mather1032251847110519.2095
Anthony Recker918131014.1670
Anthony Rizzo8733744961501548.2853
Dave Sappelt26698196028.2750
Alfonso Soriano1515616814733232108.2626
Geovany Soto52176263561614.1990
Ian Stewart55179163652517.2010
Luis Valbuena902652658200426.2190
Josh Vitters36997122025.1212
Jason Berken45000000.0000
Michael Bowden302000000.0000
Casey Coleman173010000.3330
Manny Corpas481000000.0000
Ryan Dempster1632130101.0940
Matt Garza1830021000.0670
Justin Germano1317110000.0590
Paul Maholm2139130013.0770
Scott Maine212000000.0000
Brooks Raley510020000.2000
Chris Rusin712020100.1670
James Russell771000000.0000
Jeff Samardzija3150050003.1000
Chris Volstad2128050000.1790
Randy Wells124010000.2500
Kerry Wood101000000.0000
Travis Wood28535103014.1890
Team Totals1625411613129726536137570.24094

Pitching

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Note: W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; G = Games pitched; GS = Games started; SV = Saves; IP = Innings pitched; H = Hits allowed; R = Runs allowed; ER = Earned runs allowed; BB = Walks allowed; K = Strikeouts

PlayerWLERAGGSSVIPHRERBBK
Jason Berken034.8244018.2231410611
Ryan Dempster552.2516160104.08128262783
Matt Garza573.9118180103.29048453296
Justin Germano2106.751312064.08152482145
Paul Maholm963.7421200120.111551503681
Brooks Raley128.1455024.13323221116
Chris Rusin236.3777029.23822211121
Jeff Samardzija9133.8128280174.2157797458180
Chris Volstad3126.3121210111.113781784761
Travis Wood6134.2726260156.0133807457119
Jairo Asencio003.07120014.21265128
Jeff Beliveau104.58220017.221991317
Michael Bowden002.95300036.23012121729
Alberto Cabrera115.40250021.21615131927
Shawn Camp363.59800277.27932312554
Lendy Castillo017.88130016.02416141213
Jaye Chapman013.75140012.08551212
Casey Coleman027.40171024.13720201216
Manny Corpas025.01480046.25027261928
Rafael Dolis246.39340438.04029272424
Alex Hinshaw00135.002000.145510
Rodrigo López015.684006.186452
Scott Maine114.79210020.21711111226
Carlos Mármol333.426102055.14024214572
Joe Mather000.001000.110000
Blake Parker006.007006.0107466
James Russell713.25770269.16728253055
Miguel Socolovich004.506006.043336
Randy Wells125.34124028.23518172514
Kerry Wood028.3110008.2888116
Team Totals611014.51162162281413.213997597085731128

Farm system

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See also:Minor League Baseball
LevelTeamLeagueManager
AAAIowa CubsPacific Coast LeagueDave Bialas
AATennessee SmokiesSouthern LeagueBuddy Bailey
ADaytona CubsFlorida State LeagueBrian Harper
APeoria ChiefsMidwest LeagueCasey Kopitzke
A-Short SeasonBoise HawksNorthwest LeagueMark Johnson
RookieAZL CubsArizona LeagueBobby Mitchell

References

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  2. ^"Cubs hire Dale Sveum as new manager".CBS Sports. November 17, 2011. RetrievedApril 24, 2017.
  3. ^"Sale of Astros to Jim Crane, move to American League in 2013 approved".Major League Baseball. Archived fromthe original on December 27, 2014. RetrievedApril 24, 2017.
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  5. ^Ehalt, Matt (July 26, 2013)."Soriano goes hitless in return with Yankees".ESPN.com. RetrievedApril 24, 2017.
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