Bernstein: Cubs' Theo Epstein Chasing A Baseball Holy Grail
Epstein has his eyes on the next market inefficiency -- protecting pitchers' arms.
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Epstein has his eyes on the next market inefficiency -- protecting pitchers' arms.
"We're not scared of it," Lackey says of the Cubs' championship expectations.
Jake Arrieta hit 96 on the radar gun and threw two perfect innings.
Arrieta struck out four Indians in two perfect innings of work.
"It's just a matter of which guy he clicks with," Hoyer says.
Cubs starter Kyle Hendricks allowed two hits in three scoreless innings.
"How can you be complacent when you're a defending third-place team?" Epstein says.
The discussions date back to last fall.
Rizzo said he's the biggest fan of Russell's game.
Hammel has been working out faithfully following a disappointing end to the 2015 season.