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Time To Enjoy Two Crazy Chicago Cubs Walk-Offs From 2021



 Since not much is happening in the Cubs world besides Cubs pitchers having a deadlifting competition and Cubs fans singing carols with the purpose of bringing Correa to the Cubs:


And Correa responded and wished Cubs fans a Happy Holidays:

 

So, besides that, not much has been happening, so it's time to go back and remember two crazy Cubs walk-offs from 2021.

1. Ian Happ Walks-Off On a Pop-Up

This was pretty crazy and also pretty stupid, but they were playing the Pirates, and when you're playing a team like that, things like this happen.



Of course, Jomboy had a pretty good breakdown of this play, but it's a pretty crazy moment and I'm glad it happened...and in the Cubs' favor.

2. Javier Baez Walks It Off Verses Amir Garrett

If you know anything about intra-divisional teams, it's that they have rivalries. The case is here with AG and El Mago, who have been chawing at each other for quite a while.



But, it worked out in Javy's favor and the Cubs got the win and the sweep verses one of their big rivals. 

I hope you enjoyed these flash-back moments, and if you have any other favorite Cubs moments from 2021, make sure you comment it below!

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