How Nico Hoerner and Matt Shaw's injuries affect the Cubs' Tokyo Series roster decisions
Shaw, the Cubs’ top prospect, entered spring as the favorite to win the job at third base. But the team has taken a cautious approach to his ramp-up after an oblique injury. They’re likely targeting Sunday for Shaw’s first spring-training game, manager Craig Counsell said.
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Chicago Cubs will be just fine at third base, even without Matt ShawThe Chicago Cubs spent the entirety of this offseason filling holes and crafting what they feel is the best possible major ...
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Chicago Cubs home run leader this spring in danger of going to Detroit TigersThe Chicago Cubs are weighing a few important decisions before the start of the regular season on March 18 against the Los ...
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The Chicago Cubs have had a respectable spring training so far and are slowly getting themselves ready to start the regular ...
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3 Chicago Cubs players who may need to step up following latest Matt Shaw updateChicago Cubs third base prospect Matt Shaw is dealing with an oblique injury this spring. While initially thought to be ...
Shaw, who is likely to be the team's starting third baseman at the beginning of the year, is back in action after an oblique ...
The playing career that put Ryne Sandberg in the National Baseball Hall of Fame ended before Matt Shaw was even born. Yet the ...
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