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In this episode of Chicago Cubs Central, Mike breaks down what could be a turning point win for the Cubs. Justin Turner's dramatic walk-off home run might have lit a spark that the team desperately needed. With crucial series against the Cincinnati Reds and St. Louis Cardinals on the horizon, how will the Cubs’ offense respond? Can the defense tighten up as the playoff race heats up? Mike also looks at the lineup adjustments and key players who need to step up.
Don't miss this episode as we discuss whether this victory is the momentum shift the Cubs have been searching for!
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