Schuster: The Season For The Cubs, Sox
Obviously, it's still plenty early and no one has even played a game but it's never too early to look into a crystal ball as to what might happen during the regular season.
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Obviously, it's still plenty early and no one has even played a game but it's never too early to look into a crystal ball as to what might happen during the regular season.
Dusty Baker spent four seasons as the manager of the Chicago Cubs. In those four years he went from being honored with the slogan "In Dusty We Trusty," to an ugly present left for him in the dugout.
The 2010 season was a roller coaster for Chicago Cubs' pitcher Carlos Zambrano, and it had more lows than highs. After completing his anger-management counseling, Zambrano feels he's ready to get back to baseball.
This offseason the Chicago Cubs weren't able to chase any of the big name free agents because the team is already bogged down with big contracts for under-producing players.
After a disappointing 2010 season, and an offseason that provided provided few, if any, big name additions, there's a sentiment that the 2011 season won't be much better for the Chicago Cubs.
The NBA held pro-active labor discussions during the weekend's All-Star game festivities. And it appears as if baseball is looking for an even more pro-active approach.
Ryan Dempster has been named the Chicago Cubs' opening day starter. It will be the first time since 2004 that Carlos Zambrano will not take the mound on opening day.
Cubs fans can pick up wristbands Monday and Tuesday to get a spot in line to buy single-game tickets.
The Chicago Cubs have been going through some changes since Tom Ricketts took control over the team. Many of which haven't been noticed until the offseason. The chairman is still looking for new ways to improve the franchise.
Carlos Pena just joined the Cubs and is eager to bring his numbers up. Pena wants to win in Chicago and end the 102 year title drought.