Cade Horton was as good as we’ve seen him yesterday against the Reds. Through 5.2 innings of work – which took him just 67 pitches and allowed the Cubs to steal some extra rest for him – Horton allowed just two hits and no runs. He struck out six and walked nobody. His 75 game score was his highest of the season, and the eye test said he was just really on one.

He also made some history.

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