With a journalism degree from Eastern Illinois University and a decade of Cubs reporting, my work has appeared on 670 The Score, ESPN 1000, and the Pinwheels and Ivy Podcast. I cover Cubs news and analysis for Sports Mockery, including roster moves, game breakdowns, and prospect development.
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The Cubs haven't directly said that right fielder Seiya Suzuki won't be ready for Opening Day, but Jed Hoyer and the front office do have that in mind and have hinted at that being the possibility. Suzuki is dealing with a moderate left oblique strain, which is an injury that normally has a 6-8...
It's always tough writing about spring training because literally none of these results matter all that much, but I've been watching these Cubs games from start to finish and to no one's surprise the pitching and defense are the strengths of this team. Position wise, Seiya Suzuki's oblique strain...
Well, it was only a matter of time before we started to see injuries pop up in spring training. Entering camp, we knew that starting pitcher Kyle Hendricks wouldn't be ready for the regular season, but because of his performance in the last couple of years and more so the team's pitching depth, his...
Let me once again shout from the mountaintops, the Cubs are developing pitchers and it is awesome. While the past couple of years have been frustrating for fans watching the MLB team, the organization's pitching infrastructure has been hard at work cultivating the young arms in the minor league...
Friday night's big storyline was Justin Steele making his spring training debut and who would've known that his perfect two innings would be the start of a combined no-hitter. Steele only needed 18 pitches to retire all six batters he faced and then Javier Assad, Brad Boxberger, Adbert Alzolay,...
Jed Hoyer hinted at the Cubs signing a free agent reliever when he spoke to reporters in Arizona on Thursday and according to The Athletic's Patrick Mooney, we know the names of four left-handed pitchers the Cubs are considering to sign. We already knew the Cubs have been keeping track of Zack...
Even after a down season, wait no, frustratingly maddening season, White Sox fans are trying to be positive once again and there are several signs early on in spring training to give them optimism as we get closer to Opening Day. Here are some spring training observations and overreactions for the...
Many of the decisions on the big-league roster haven't really mattered since the 2021 trade deadline for the Cubs, but the team is starting 2023 with expectations to be competitive again. While the front office was busy replenishing the roster this past offseason there is still one major question...
While one of the strengths of the Cubs heading into the 2023 season is the team's pitching depth the front office would prefer to add one more reliever, specifically a left-handed one to compete for a bullpen spot on the Opening Day roster. Jed Hoyer spoke with reporters on Thursday and he pretty...
It's part of the game, it's inevitable, it happens every year and it always sucks. The Cubs are dealing with an injury to a key player, as Seiya Suzuki is temporarily shut down with an oblique strain, but that's nothing compared to a few major blows to two teams in the NL West that could open the...
One of the great joys of baseball returning is that we can still find a lot of things to be positive about before we actually get mad when things matter in the regular season and with spring training games getting underway we can certainly overreact. But it's fine, though, nothing wrong with being...
The Chicago Cubs will be without right fielder Seiya Suzuki for an undetermined amount of time after MRI results revealed a moderate left oblique strain on the 28-year-old. Suzuki and Cubs manager David Ross will meet with reporters later this morning down in Mesa, Ariz. The team announced Tuesday...
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