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Soroka exits Cubs debut with right shoulder discomfort
The Cubs acquired right-hander Michael Soroka ahead of last week’s Trade Deadline with the idea that he could offer depth for both the rotation and bullpen. That plan is now in flux following a setback in the pitcher’s debut for the ballpark on Monday night.
At the deadline, the Washington Nationals sent Michael Soroka to the Chicago Cubs, a team that needed starting pitching.
Adding reinforcements to the pitching staff has been a primary goal for Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer ...
The Cubs needed rotation help, and while Soroka isn't a top-end starter, he's an upgrade for the backend of their rotation.
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Soroka wasn't the splashy addition Cubs fans were hoping for at the trade deadline, but he could end up playing an important role.
The Chicago Cubs rotation has been knocked around by injuries, but some important returns should be coming soon.
The Cubs have won three of the past four games, including a ninth inning walkoff in the last contest, while the Reds have ...
Jameson Taillon and Javier Assad are both set for rehab starts as they near their returns to full health and a potential ...
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