February 2013

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Spring Training Miscellany: A’s 3, Cubs 5 – February 28, 2013

Spring Training Miscellany: A’s 3, Cubs 5 – February 28, 2013

Some great innings from the Cubs’ relievers and a whole bunch of hits helped carry the day.

Pre-Gamin’: A’s v. Cubs (2:05 CT) – Lineup, Broadcast Info, etc.

Pre-Gamin’: A’s v. Cubs (2:05 CT) – Lineup, Broadcast Info, etc.

It’s Spring Game number six for the Cubs, and it’s Scott Feldman’s debut.

Source: Cubs Seriously Exploring Branding Changes, Including New Logo, New Uniforms, and a JumboTron

Source: Cubs Seriously Exploring Branding Changes, Including New Logo, New Uniforms, and a JumboTron

The familiar logo could be getting a new look, and Wrigley Field could be getting a big, new video board in left field as soon as 2014.

The Cubs’ Next Tony Campana Has Arrived and Other Bullets

The Cubs’ Next Tony Campana Has Arrived and Other Bullets

Our son is here, and I’m a happy pappy. Also: Starlin Castro is feeling fine, Matt Garza could throw today, and Javier Baez is a lethal weapon.

Starlin Castro Leaves Today’s Game with a Hamstring Issue

Starlin Castro Leaves Today’s Game with a Hamstring Issue

He pulled up lame while running out a grounder. The Cubs are calling it “hamstring tightness” for now.

Well, the Baby’s Coming: Here’s Your Open Thread in the Meantime

Well, the Baby’s Coming: Here’s Your Open Thread in the Meantime

We’re off to the hospital, so I’ll see you again soon. Feel free to post anything Cubs-related in the comments in the interim.

BN Podcast Episode 18: Alfonso Soriano Trade Plans, Matt Garza Recovery Plans, and Humor Aplenty

BN Podcast Episode 18: Alfonso Soriano Trade Plans, Matt Garza Recovery Plans, and Humor Aplenty

Are the Cubs doing themselves a disservice by not pushing Soriano out the door as soon as possible?

Theo Epstein Wants Playoffs or Suck, Nothing in Between, and Other Bullets

Theo Epstein Wants Playoffs or Suck, Nothing in Between, and Other Bullets

More candid analysis from the Chicago Cubs’ President of Baseball Operations.