From appearances, it seems all Cubs survived John Lackey’s visit to camp yesterday.
Hendricks after first outing and on hanging out with Lackey pic.twitter.com/ibyXmFmHXb
— Gordon Wittenmyer (@GDubCub) February 26, 2020
"When you have good people, you turn them loose. And that's Nap."
On the "Swiss Army knife" of the Cubs' coaching staff: https://t.co/U4UcoJ1qYa via @MLB
— Jordan Bastian (@MLBastian) February 27, 2020
Sale's number of starts the last four springs: 3, 5, 4, 2. He's been there for the start of the season each time. https://t.co/mn9SSniJS2
— Matthew Pouliot (@matthewpouliot) February 27, 2020
The Atlanta Braves took in a club-record $438 million in baseball revenue in 2019, an 8% increase yoy. ($340 million in operating expenses). They're owned by a publicly-traded company so we get a glimpse into how an MLB club is actually performing. https://t.co/Dqkn1E3iy1
— Travis Sawchik (@Travis_Sawchik) February 26, 2020
17 years ago in Orioles spring training, a 23-year-old pitcher with 3 MLB games on his resume died. Ultimately, multi-organ failure from heatstroke. It was a huge deal at the time. Then it faded away. Here’s Steve Bechler’s story. And those he left behind. https://t.co/g781CtjhlE
— Dan Connolly (@danconnolly2016) February 27, 2020