The Chicago Cubs (4-2) are gearing up to face off against the formidable Los Angeles Dodgers (7-2) in what promises to be a challenging matchup at 1:20 pm CT. The game will be broadcasted on MARQ and 670 The Score.

The Cubs will be looking to bounce back after a disappointing debut by Kyle Hendricks against the Texas Rangers. Despite showcasing his full velocity at 88.9 MPH, Hendricks struggled, lasting just 3.2 innings and surrendering 5 earned runs on nine hits and two walks. The lack of swings and misses with only 2 whiffs proved to be a disadvantage for Hendricks.

Looking to turn things around, the Cubs are hopeful that their upcoming home game at Wrigley Field will provide some much-needed comfort. Hendricks has a solid track record at Wrigley Field, boasting a 3.18 ERA over 126 games. The Cubs lineup will need to bring their A-game and unleash their power to counter the challenging Dodgers' lineup.

On the opposing side, the Dodgers will be starting Bobby Miller, a former top-20 prospect in baseball. Miller made his Major League debut last season and showcased his skills with a 3.76 ERA (3.51 FIP) over 22 starts. As a starter, Miller wields an impressive fastball that averages a blistering 99.3 MPH.

Not only does Miller possess exceptional velocity, but he also showcases impeccable command. With a career walk rate of 6.3%, Miller has consistently shown control throughout his career. Cubs hitters need to be prepared for the tough challenge that Miller presents on the mound.

Although the Cubs have not yet faced Miller, the advantage may lean towards the Dodgers' pitcher due to his powerful arsenal. Miller's recent dominant performance against the Cardinals, where he pitched 6.0 innings, allowed only 2 hits, 0 earned runs, and struck out 11, showcased his formidable abilities.

The Cubs undoubtedly have their work cut out for them against Miller and the Dodgers' star-studded lineup. With hopes of capitalizing on their home-field advantage and the potential for some "home cooking," the Cubs will be relying on their lineup to bring their "big boy bats" and deliver a strong performance.

Fans can tune in to MARQ and 670 The Score to catch all the action as the Cubs face off against the Dodgers in what promises to be an exciting and challenging matchup.