The 2014 season was not a particularly memorable one in Chicago Cubs history.
They were out of contention by the end of April, lost 89 games and finished last in the National League Central, 17 games behind the division-winning St. Louis Cardinals.
But team President Jed Hoyer is hoping the 2022 Cubs can emulate the end to that season, which prefaced one of the greatest turnarounds in franchise history — a 97-win season in ’15 that ended in the NL Championship Series.