Kyle Hendricks likely made his final start for the Chicago Cubs on Saturday against the Cincinnati Reds, delivering 7.1 shutout innings in a 3-0 victory. The 34-year-old pitcher, who has been with the Cubs since 2014 and helped them win the 2016 World Series, received multiple ovations from fans throughout the game, culminating in a curtain call. Hendricks expressed mixed emotions about the attention, feeling both lucky and overwhelmed. Manager Craig Counsell and teammates praised his resilience and contributions. Hendricks will be a free agent in November, ending an 11-year tenure with the team. His performance and the fans' tribute marked a memorable end to his Cubs career.