White Sox do something at Wrigley Field they haven’t done since 1935

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It feels like not enough people are talking about what the Chicago Cubs have done to start the season, sitting at 27-14 and really impressing on both sides of the baseball.

Factor in some of the injuries the Cubs have dealt with on the mound, and this year should only get better if Jed Hoyer goes out and makes the necessary moves to improve that side of the mound.

However, there's also been some history made in Chicago, as the Cubs have done something not seen at Wrigley Field since 1935.

“The Chicago Cubs, who have already produced two 10-game winning streaks for the first time since 1935, have also won 15 consecutive games at Wrigley Field for the first time since 1935,” Bob Nightengale of USA Today wrote.

It's been almost 100 years since the Cubs won 15 consecutive games in Chicago, and they'll have an opportunity to add to that record next week when they take on the Milwaukee Brewers in Chicago, with a three-game set starting on Monday, April 18.

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