Kyle Hendricks gets his first-ever shot at his old team on Sunday after pitching 11 seasons for the Cubs. A difficult assignment, however, as Hendricks' Halos have been fading since last week's rousing sweep of the Dodgers, losing six of eight since, and about to be swept out by the rampant Cubs, who have won five of six and allowed only three runs across the first two of this weekend set at the Big A. More reason for the Cubs to be excited as Jameson Taillon's return to the rotation last Tuesday vs. the Brewers was more than Craig Counsell could have asked for, as Taillon spun six innings of one-run, five-hit ball in a 4-1 win. Play Cubs on Run Line