Hoerner (forearm) to skip Tokyo Series as he continues rehab
Cubs second baseman Nico Hoerner will not travel to Japan for the season-opening Tokyo Series against the Dodgers, a move the Cubs believe is the best way to prepare him for the regular season. Hoerner underwent flexor tendon surgery in his right forearm on Oct.
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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Second baseman Nico Hoerner, still rehabbing from offseason surgery on his throwing arm, won’t travel with the Chicago Cubs ...
Chicago Cubs second baseman Nico Hoerner will not travel to Japan for next month's season-opening two-game series against the ...
The Cubs arrived at Spring Training with a pair of runways to Opening Day. The North Siders had to map out plans for the ...
Less than three weeks before the Chicago Cubs open the season in Japan, the organization has clarity on second baseman Nico ...
Bleacher Report has projected that veteran utility man Jon Berti will fill that spot in the lineup and be the Opening Day ...
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Cubs Notes: Infield, Pressly, LittleThe Cubs’ infield alignment figures to be in flux throughout both the Tokyo Series and perhaps even into the early days of ...
The 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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