Kyle Hendricks Likely Makes Final Start for Cubs with Stellar Performance

The veteran pitcher received a standing ovation from fans after 7⅓ shutout innings against the Reds, marking an emotional potential farewell at Wrigley Field.

Kyle Hendricks pitched 7⅓ shutout innings, allowing only two hits in the Cubs' 3-0 victory over the Cincinnati Reds.
Hendricks, 34, will enter free agency in November after spending 11 years with the Cubs and is uncertain about his future with the team.
Fans and teammates honored Hendricks with multiple ovations and a curtain call, celebrating his contributions, including his role in the 2016 World Series win.
Manager Craig Counsell and pitching coach Tommy Hottovy highlighted Hendricks' dedication and consistency, with Hottovy describing him as a future Cubs Hall of Famer.
Hendricks expressed gratitude for the fans and his teammates, acknowledging the emotional significance of what could be his final game in a Cubs uniform.