Cubs: The Cubs have not revealed their Game 4 starter, but veteran Matthew Boyd (14-8, 3.21 ERA) was at his locker after Wednesday’s win and said he hoped to have the ball in his hand at some point. If Boyd does pitch in Game 4, it would be on four days of rest, putting him on more of a regular schedule. The lefty took the ball in Game 1 of the NLDS on just three days of rest after starting Game 1 of the Wild Card Series against the Padres. Boyd was solid against San Diego (4 1/3 innings with one run allowed), but recorded just two outs and was charged with six runs (two earned) in the Cubs’ 9-3 loss to the Brewers to begin this series. Boyd could have an advantage pitching at home, where he went 12-1 with a 2.51 ERA in 15 starts this season. He was an All-Star this year thanks to a strong start, which included a 2.20 ERA in his first 20 turns. If not Boyd, the Cubs could potentially go with an opener and have the lefty cover bulk innings out of the bullpen.