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Spring Training:

David Bote assigned 13

Ethan Roberts assigned 21

Brad Wieck assigned 39

Thomas Pannone assigned 46

Colten Brewer assigned 54

Joe Hudson assigned 57

Edwin Escobar assigned 62

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Cubs, Brad Wieck Agree To Minor League Deal

Cubs, Brad Wieck Agree To Minor League Deal

The Cubs are in agreement on a two-year minor league contract with lefty Brad Wieck, reports Robert Murray of FanSided.  The two-year term of the deal is due to the fact that the southpaw is expected to miss most — if not all — of the 2023 season after undergoing Tommy John surgery in July. Wieck is represented by CAA. The 31-year-old Wieck has spent the past four seasons with the Cubs, pitching…

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Padres reliever Brad Wieck in camp following cancer surgery

Wieck, who made his MLB debut with the Padres last September, was diagnosed with testicular cancer last month.

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2020 Chicago Cubs Players By Nationality

American: 26 (Reinaldo Almora; Jr., David Bote, Kris Bryant, Tyler Chatwood, Daniel Descalso, Ian Happ, Kyle Hendricks, Jason Heyward, Nico Hoerner, Jeremy Jeffress, Craig Kimbrel, Jason Kipnis, Jon Lester, Alec Mills, James Norwood, Josh Phegley, Colin Rea, Anthony Rizzo, Kyle Ryan, Casey Sadler, Kyle Schwarber, Steven Souza; Jr., Dennis Tepera, Duane Underwood; Jr., Brad Wieck & Dan Winkler)

Puerto Rican: 2 (Ednel Baez & Victor Caratini)

Japanese: 1 (Darubisshu Yu)

Canadian: 1 (Rowan Wick)

Venezuelan: 1 (Willson Contreras)

Colombian: 1 (Jose Quintana)

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Cubs Hit 3 HR’s To Beat Twins In Last Tune Up.

Twins 3 Cubs 4 W-Underwood (1-0) L-Bailey (0-1) SV-Wieck (1)

The Minnesota Twins and Chicago Cubs had their final tune-up before Opening Day on Friday night for both teams. The Cubs flexed their muscles in what turned out to be a low-scoring affair at Wrigley Field. Ian Happ led-off the first inning with a single to left to get things started. The next batter, Anthony Rizzo, drilled a Homer Bailey slider out to right for a two-run blast. This put the Cubs up 2-0 and they weren’t done yet. Three batters later, Willson Contreras smoked a Homer Bailey fastball out to right-center for a homer that landed in the basket. The solo homer put Chicago up 3-0 after an inning of play. Willson Contreras got back to work for the Cubs in the third. He smacked a Homer Bailey fastball out to deep center field. His second homer put the Cubs up 4-0 after three frames. The Twins would finally get to Jon Lester in the fifth when Max Kepler walked with one-out. David Ross went to the bullpen and Ehire Adrianza greeted Dillon Maples with a single to right. Two passed balls scored a run and a wild pitch plated another run. The two gift runs pulled the Twins within two and they kept inching closer in the seventh. Luis Arraez was hit in the arm with a pitch to start the inning. Josh Donaldson singled to right and Nelson Cruz walked to load up the bases. Jorge Polanco hit into a fielder’s choice, which scored a run and the Twins were within a run after seven innings of play. Duane Underwood struck out two in the eighth and Brad Wieck had a clean ninth as the Cubs closed the exhibition portion of the season with a win tonight. 

-Final Thoughts- Homer Bailey was working on his change-up a lot early and it might have costed him. He went three innings and allowed four runs on five hits with two walks and three strikeouts. Tyler Clippard had a quick fourth, Matt Wisler had a clean fifth, and Zack Littell had a 1-2-3 sixth. Caleb Thielbar had a perfect seventh and Jorge Alcala struck out one in a scoreless eighth. Eddie Rosario led the team with two hits on the night. The Twins hit 0-for-9 with runners in scoring position and left nine men on base. Byron Buxton didn’t play, so he likely won’t start on Opening Day. Jake Odorizzi will not pitch in the White Sox series to open the season with a back injury. Next up, the Twins play a real game for the first time since last October. Jose Berrios faces Lucas Giolito in the series opener on Friday night. Rich Hill gets the start on Saturday afternoon and Kenta Maeda will start on Sunday afternoon. 

-Chris Kreibich-

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Una curva que merece un piropo

Una curva que merece un piropo

Dicen que hay curvas que merecen un piropo. Esta curva no solo lo lleva, sino que obligó a Kyle Seager a agacharse pensando que la bola lo iba a golpear.

Curva apta para piropo:

Looks like Brad Wieck fooled Seager a little… pic.twitter.com/cXh4gE8CCc

— Jordan Bastian (@MLBastian) September 2, 2019

El lanzamiento salió del brazo del lanzador Brad Wieck, de los Cachorros de Chicago. El zurdo en…

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Cubs Signings/Etc I Missed Since a Lot of Them Happened

RHP Mychal Givens [x]

RHP Robert Gsellman [x]

LHP Daniel Norris [x]

INF Jonathan Villar [x]

Adrian Sampson back on a minor league deal [x]

And sadly, all 6′8″ of Brad Wieck is on the 60 day IL [x]

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Chicago Options Infielder Nico Hoerner to Iowa Cubs

Chicago Options Infielder Nico Hoerner to Iowa Cubs

MESA, Ariz. (AP) — The Chicago Cubs optioned infielder Nico Hoerner and reliever Brad Wieck to Triple-A Iowa on Saturday. Veteran outfielder Cameron Maybin was released, and right-handers Shelby Miller, Pedro Strop and Trevor Megill were assigned to minor league camp, along with outfielder Rafael Ortega. Miller, Strop, Megill and Ortega were nonroster invitees to big league spring…

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Miles Mastrobuoni takes 20. Last worn by Wade Miley in 2022.

Luis Torrens takes 22. Last worn by Jason Heyward in 2022.

Mark Leiter Jr. takes 38. Last worn by Brad Wieck in 2021.

Julian Merryweather takes 66. Last worn by Rafael Ortega in 2022.

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Cubs' bizarre error allows Padres runner to jog home in another bad loss

Chicago is slipping with just a few more weeks left in the season, and this error by pitcher Brad Wieck didn't help matters.

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2022 Chicago Cubs Players By Nationality

American: 31 (David Bote, Scott Effross, Clint Frazier, Mychal Givens, Yan Gomes, Ian Happ, Kyle Hendricks, Michael Hermosillo, Codi Heuer, Jason Heyward, P.J. Higgins, Nico Hoerner, Brandon Hughes, Caleb Kilian, Nick Madrigal, Chris Martin, Wade Miley, Alec Mills, Sean Newcomb, Daniel Norris, Alfonso Rivas III, Ethan Roberts, David Robertson, Michael Rucker, Frank Schwindel, Todd Smyly, Marcus Stroman, Matt Swarmer, Keegan Thompson, Brad Wieck & Patrick Wisdom)

Venezuelan: 4 (Adbert Alzolay, Willson Contreras, Anderson Espinoza & Rafael Ortega)

Dominican: 2 (Christopher Morel & Jonathan Villar)

Canadian: 1 (Rowan Wick)

Curaçaoan: 1 (Andrelton Simmons)

Brazilian: 1 (Yan Gomes)

Japanese: 1 (Suzuki Seiya)

Mexican: 1 (Manuel Rodríguez)

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Badlands75RT @ESPNChiCubs: Cubs getting lefty Brad Wieck back in deal for Edwards

Cubs getting lefty Brad Wieck back in deal for Edwards

— Jesse Rogers (@ESPNChiCubs) July 31, 2019

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San Diego Padres to another Big Win With This Milwaukee Brewers Sweep

The San Diego Padres made a clean sweep winning against Milwaukee Brewers on Wednesday. Buy the Cheap San Diego Padres Tickets from Bbtix right away. Because Padres has become hot stuff right now, so remember to watch them the next time they play. The Wednesday Game was a wonderful example of a perfect homestand. The San Diego Padres were lacking behind for quite some time now. But time changes and this time is Padre’s time to shine.

At first, it was just to break the losing streak for the San Diego Padres. And now they are winning four straight games including the one they won Wednesday over the Milwaukee Brewers.

What’s Up With San Diego Padres?

Ironically, there isn’t much difference in the way they play. In fact started on a late note this time as well, somewhere around the seventh inning to make that 8-7 win against Brewers.  This was the three games series on their homeland that Padres won with this game. They are to start a 5-game road trip on Friday.

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Padres’ Heroes of the Game:

This time the heroes of the game were right fielder Franmil Reyes and first baseman, Eric Hosmer. Reyes went 3-for-4 with three RBI, and Hosmer was 3-for-5 with 2 RBI.

But to be honest, things were nasty up until the seventh inning. From Matt Strahm giving up 2 homers in the fifth to Brad Wieck providing another two runs to Milwaukee in just 0.1 of an inning and Gerardo Reyes blowing the chance of save. Everything was a mess.

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Strahm’s blunder got Brewers four runs over five hits. During his last three starts, Strahm has allowed 6 total homers and 17 runs. Also, Brad Wieck missing that save got another homer to former Padre Yasmani Grandal.

The bullpen continued to hit and miss until Reyes stepped in the seventh to credit the win.

Conclusion:

With this clean against Brewers, the San Diego Padres are finally back to the .500 mark. They’re tied with the Arizona Diamondbacks in the National League West for third place now lagging with 12 games.

That’s only like this because the Los Angeles Dodgers leads the division with their 50 wins. Becoming the first MLB Game to make 50 wins on this Wednesday.

So even when Padres are winning the games recently, there are same dangers lurking around them that caused their struggles this early June. Let’s hope that they’ll be able to turn the tables while they fight over Pittsburgh Pirates for the next weekend. Gaining wins after wins are exactly they need to trail the Dodgers.

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2022 Chicago Cubs Roster

Pitchers

#0 Marcus Stroman (Brookhaven, New York)

#11 Todd Smyly (Maumelle, Arkansas)

#12 Codi Heuer (Ft. Collins, Colorado)

#20 Wade Miley (Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana)

#21 Ethan Roberts (Sparta, Tennessee)

#28 Kyle Hendricks (Mission Viejo, California)

#30 Alec Mills (Montgomery County, Tennessee)

#35 Justin Steele (Lucedale, Mississippi)

#37 David Robertson (Tuscaloosa, Alabama)

#38 Brad Wieck (Amarillo, Texas)

#43 Jesse Chavez (Fontana, California)

#49 Daniel Norris (Johnson City, Tennessee)

#50 Rowan Wick (North Vancouver, British Columbia)

#57 Scott Effross (Twinsburg, Ohio)

#58 Chris Martin (Arlington, Texas)

#59 Michael Rucker (Auburn, Washington)

#60 Mychal Givens (Tampa, Florida)

#71 Keegan Thompson (Cullman, Alabama)

#73 Adbert Alzolay (Ciudad Guayana, Venezuela)

Catchers

#7 Yan Gomes (Miami, Florida)

#40 Willson Contreras (Puerto Cabello, Venezuela)

Infielders

#1 Nick Madrigal (Elk Grove, California)

#2 Nico Hoerner (Oakland, California)

#13 David Bote (Erie, Colorado)

#16 Patrick Wisdom (Murrieta, California)

#18 Frank Schwindel (Livingston Township, New Jersey)

#19 Andrelton Simmons (Willemstad, Curaçao)

#24 Jonathan Villar (La Vega, Dominican Republic)

#67 Alfonso Rivas III (Chula Vista, California)

Outfielders

#8 Ian Happ (Mt. Lebanon Township, Pennsylvania)

#22 Jason Heyward (Warner Robins, Georgia)

#27 Suzuki Seiya (Tokyo, Japan)

#32 Michael Hermosillo (Ottawa, Illinois)

#66 Rafael Ortega (El Tigre, Venezuela)

#77 Clint Frazier (Loganville, Georgia)

Coaches

Manager David Ross; Jr. (Tallahassee, Florida)

Bench coach Andy Green-Chasseboeuf (Lexington, Kentucky)

Assistant coach Jonathan Mota (Port Orange, Florida)

Assistant coach Juan Cabreja (Moca, Dominican Republic)

Pitching coach Tommy Hottovy (Kansas City, Missouri)

Assistant pitching coach Daniel Moskos (La Verne, California)

Bullpen coach Chris Young (Stow, Ohio)

Bullpen catcher Garrett Lloyd (Abilene, Texas)

Hitting coach Greg Brown (Hollywood, Florida)

Assistant hitting coach Johnny Washington (Long Beach, California)

Catching coach Craig Driver (Seattle, Washington)

1st base coach Mike Napoli (Pembroke Pines, Florida)

3rd base coach Willie Harris (Cairo, Georgia)

Development coach Kyle Evans (Chicago, Illinois)

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10-7. Blackmon pega dos jonrones en victoria de los Rockies

El guardabosques Charlie Blackmon pegó par de jonrones para los Rockies de Colorado, que derrotaron 10-7 a los Padres de San Diego. Los Rockies ganaron dos de la serie de tres contra los Padres, quienes perdieron una serie de visitantes por primera vez esta temporada. Blackmon (8) mandó la pelota al otro lado de la barda en el segundo episodio al encontrar los lanzamientos del abridor Nick Margevicius, con un corredor en base. En el cuarto episodio, Blackmon volvió a conectar de cuatro esquinas contra Margevicius, solitario. Para Blackmon es su primer juego con al menos dos jonrones de la temporada y el número 11 en su carrera, y ha bateado de manera segura en 10 juegos consecutivos. El guardabosques dominicano Raimel Tapia (5) conectó de vuelta entera en el séptimo episodio llevando a un hombre en el camino, al alcanzar los servicios del relevo Brad Wieck. La victoria se la acreditó el abridor venezolano Antonio Senzatela (3-2) en seis episodios y dos tercios, aceptó cuatro imparables y tres anotaciones, dio dos pasaportes y ponchó a siete bateadores. El venezolano enfrentó a 26 bateadores con 100 lanzamientos, de los cuales 58 viajaron a la zona de strike y puso en 5,35 su promedio de efectividad. Senzatela se recuperó luego de permitir siete carreras, el máximo de la temporada, incluyendo tres jonrones, en una derrota ante los Gigantes de San Francisco la semana pasada. Por los Padres el guardabosques dominicano Franmil Reyes (11) mandó la pelota al otro lado de la barda llevando a dos corredores en el camino. La derrota fue para Margevicius (2-4) en cinco episodios. from Blogger http://bit.ly/2YrhRCr via IFTTT