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Spring Training Battlewatch: the Bench is Complete
By Brett on March 31, 2009
If Lou hadn’t explicitly said the bench was complete, I wouldn’t have believed it, despite the fact that only five “extra” positional players remain in the big league camp.
Aaron Miles is the sole middle infielder/third base backup on the bench. This leaves me deeply, deeply uncomfortable with the constitution of this bench. Lou has, himself, repeatedly expressed concern over this arrangement, and for this reason, I believe that this will not be the bench for long.
Someone – a Jeff Keppinger type – will come along, and Jim Hendry will pounce. Then the decision will be who goes: Micah Hoffpauir or Joey Gathright. Here’s prayin’ that Gathright doesn’t wow Hendry and Piniella at the last minute by jumping the team bus.
Posted in Analysis and Commentary, Chicago Cubs News | Tagged Aaron Miles, Chicago Cubs, Jim Hendry