Chicago Cubs' pitching situation means they better be right about Edward Cabrera

On Opening Day at Wrigley Field, Chicago Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer already understood that the club’s perceived pitching depth would be fleeting.“Listen, starting today, the texts I get from our medical guys, those are the ones that scare you the most,” Hoyer said. “You’re going to have injuries. Things are going to happen. If you’re not prepared for those things, then it’s a failure.”Advertisement