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By D.J. Wanberg
Nobody is enjoying the Cubs' success more than me, but I feel a cold wind on my neck as I look at their upcoming schedule.
There are just 10 home dates in July and nine in September. This for a team whose best road trip was the first of the season, a 4-2 effort. The team has had five below .500 road trips so far.
The Cubs simply cannot be stopped at Wrigley Field. They have to figure out how to be that way in different zip codes. Or a cold wind will blow on the hopes of the season once again.

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