Well, one of the teams was good. The other was not-so-good, though you couldn’t tell which was which in Game 1, as the Cubs scored twice on one wild pitch and knocked out Clayton Kershaw after a four-run first inning, the shortest of his career. The Dodgers’ problems overshadowed Javier Báez’s three errors and three bobbled balls on routine grounders.
Column: 7-inning doubleheader games may have gotten away from the original purpose, but it looks like they’re here to stay
