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Paul Sullivan: Cubs look great one day and awful the next; what can we expect the rest of the way?

The Cubs could win the World Series this year, and you'll look back on the lost weekend in Cincinnati and laugh.

Or they might miss the postseason altogether, in which case you'll look back on the four-game sweep by the Reds and shout, "Told ya so."

It really could go either way in this bipolar Cubs season.

The only thing we know about the Cubs is we know nothing at all.

We thought we knew the offense because we've seen most of those players together for 3 1/2 seasons now.

They're near or at the top of the National League

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