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While the bullpen has performed well to date, early exits by Davies, Jake Arrieta and Stewart in the Giants series forced Ross to overwork some of his middle relievers, though setup man Andrew Chafin and closer Craig Kimbrel were both rested and effective in Sunday’s 4-3 win. The Cubs are hoping Justin Steele and Alec Mills can soon return from the IL and give the pen some fresh arms that can go multiple innings if needed. Mills is 0-2 with a 5.40 ERA in three starts, giving up 14 hits over 11 2/3 innings.

“You try to take the ball every five days and go as long as you can and help the team,” Lynn said. “When you leave, you gave your team a chance to win that day. That’s always been my motto since, heck, as long as I can remember, even back when I was a little kid: Do everything you can and leave it all out there and help your team that day.”

Her floor exercise, the one that includes two elements already named after her in the sport’s Code of Points, was far more precise than it was on Friday. She was well in bounds on all but one of her tumbling passes and her 14.950 included a 6.8 D-score, which ranks the difficulty of the routine, tied for the highest by any athlete on any event at the meet.