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Los Angeles Dodgers (5-3) Vs. Chicago Cubs (2-5-2) March 4, 2017 … Sloan Park … Spring Game No Los Angeles Dodgers (5-3) vs. Chicago Cubs (2-5-2) March 4, 2017 … Sloan Park … Spring Game No. 10 RHP Kenta Maeda (0-1, 4.50) vs. RHP Kyle Hendricks (0-0, 0.00) 2017 CACTUS LEAGUE SEASON: The Chicago Cubs continue their Spring Training schedule when they host the Los Angeles Dodgers at Sloan Park in a Cubs 2017 Spring Record rematch of the 2016 National League Championship Series. Overall: 2-5-2 ......................... Home: 1-2-2 ......................... Road: 1-3 This marks the Cubs’ 39th-consecutive spring in Mesa, Ariz., the longest active streak in the Cactus League. Upcoming Probable Starters San Francisco is second, as this marks the club’s 37th consecutive spring in Scottsdale, Ariz. Sunday at Rangers: The longest streak in the majors is held by Detroit, who has called LHP Jon Lester (0-0, 0.00) vs. RHP Nick Martinez (0-0, 0.00) Lakeland, Fla., their home for the last 72 years. YESTERDAY AT SLOAN: The Cubs yesterday fell to the Cincinnati Reds, 8-4, as Eloy Jimenez hit his first homer of the Cactus League season, a solo shot with Cubs Game-By-Game Schedule/Results one out in the eighth inning that gave Chicago its first hit of the game … minor leaguer Yasiel Balaguert added a three-run shot in the frame. DATE OPPONENT RESULT ATT. Mike Montgomery got the start and struck out three in his 1.0 inning of Sat, 2/25 Oakland W, 4-3 14,929 work, allowing an unearned run on two hits. San Francisco – Scottsdale L, 6-8 11,515 RESPECT BALD: Joe Maddon and Cubs players this morning will participate in Sun, 2/26 Cleveland T, 1-1 15,388 the third-annual Respect Bald charity event by Field One at the Under Armour Mon, 2/27 Chicago (A.L.) T, 4-4 14,621 Performance Center … Cubs Charities will donate net proceeds to Joe Maddon's Tue, 2/28 Los Angeles (A.L.) L, 5-7 12,688 Respect 90 Foundation to help support pediatric cancer research and programs. Fans may visit the following website to donate to this worthy cause … Wed, 3/1 Kansas City – Surprise W, 7-3 7,593 http://chicago.cubs.mlb.com/chc/community/charities/respectbald.jsp. Thu, 3/2 Cincinnati – Goodyear L, 2-6 6,722 CAMP BREAKDOWN: The Cubs have 66 players in camp, including 26 non- Arizona – Scottsdale L, 1-3 13,309 roster invitees … the breakdown by position: 40 pitchers (16 non-roster), six Fri, 3/3 Cincinnati L, 4-8 15,037 catchers (two non-roster), 12 infielders (five non-roster) and eight outfielders Sat, 3/4 Los Angeles (N.L.)#* (three non-roster). Sun, 3/5 Texas – Surprise+ Chicago has its top selections in the 2011 (Javier Baez), 2012 (Albert Almora Jr.), 2013 (Kris Bryant), 2014 (Kyle Schwarber) and 2015 (Ian Mon, 3/6 Los Angeles (A.L.) – Tempe (1:10 p.m.)* Happ) drafts in camp. Tue, 3/7 WBC Team Italy* This year’s camp has players from seven countries or commonwealths Wed, 3/8 OFF DAY represented: the United States, Canada, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Thu, 3/9 Seattle* Japan, Puerto Rico and Venezuela. Fri, 3/10 Seattle – Peoria (1:10 p.m.)* CUBS MEDIA GUIDE: The 2017 Cubs Media Guide is available online at Sat, 3/11 Colorado+ www.cubspressbox.com and mlbpressbox.com. Sun, 3/12 Oakland – Mesa+ JOE MADDON AT THE HELM: Joe Maddon begins his third season as manager Mon, 3/13 San Diego – Peoria (1:10 p.m.)* of the Cubs after last season leading Chicago to its first World Series title in 108 Tue, 3/14 Milwaukee* years … in his first season with the Cubs, he was named the 2015 N.L. Manager of the Year by the BBWAA. Wed, 3/15 Arizona (7:05 p.m.)^* The 2017 campaign marks Maddon’s 43rd season in professional Thu, 3/16 Los Angeles (N.L.) – Glendale* baseball, his 24th at the major league level and 12th as a major league Fri, 3/17 Chicago (A.L.) – Glendale (12:05 p.m.)* manager. Sat, 3/18 WBC Asia Team* Maddon previously managed the Rays for nine years from 2006-14, leading Tampa Bay to four post-season appearances (2008, 2010, 2011, Milwaukee – Maryvale+ 2013) and winning the American League pennant in 2008. Sun, 3/19 Kansas City (7:05 p.m.)^+ ABOUT THE COACHING STAFF: The Cubs return the same coaching staff from Mon, 3/20 Colorado – Scottsdale (1:10 p.m.)* the last two seasons, with bench coach Dave Martinez and hitting coach John Tue, 3/21 OFF DAY Mallee beginning their third seasons with the Cubs … pitching coach Chris Bosio Wed, 3/22 Cincinnati – Goodyear (6:05 p.m.)^+ starts his sixth year with the club. Thu, 3/23 Arizona – Scottsdale* (1:10 p.m.) Brandon Hyde handles first base coaching duties for a third-straight season while third-base coach Gary Jones returns for his fourth season Fri, 3/24 Cleveland* … Lester Strode enters his 11th season as the team’s bullpen coach … Sat, 3/25 Cincinnati (Cashman Field, Las Vegas, 1:05 PT)^+ Mike Borzello is in his sixth year with the team as the catching and Colorado – Scottsdale (1:10 p.m.)* strategy coach. Sun, 3/26 San Diego* Eric Hinske is in his fourth year on the Cubs coaching staff, his third as assistant hitting coach … Henry Blanco is in his third year as a quality Cincinnati (Cashman Field, Las Vegas, 1:05 PT)#+ assurance coach, Franklin Font is in his sixth season as a staff assistant Mon, 3/27 Cleveland – Goodyear (6:05 p.m.)+ and Chad Noble is in his fourth season as the bullpen catcher. Tue, 3/28 San Francisco^* NEWCOMERS: Chicago enters the season with 13 new players on the 40-man Wed, 3/29 Oakland* roster since the conclusion of the 2016 season … the Cubs also had 13 new Thu, 3/30 Houston (Minute Maid Park, 7:10 p.m. CT)#* players on the 40-man entering the 2016 Spring Training campaign. Pitchers Brett Anderson, Brian Duensing and Koji Uehara, as well as Fri, 3/31 Houston (Minute Maid Park, 1:10 p.m. CT)^* outfielder Jon Jay, were signed as free agents. +670 The Score … #WGN … ^CSN … *Cubs.com Pitchers Eddie Butler, Wade Davis, Alec Mills and Caleb Smith were All Games 1:05 p.m. Arizona time unless otherwise noted acquired via trades. Pitchers Jack Leathersich, José Rosario and Duane Underwood, catcher 2017 SLOAN PARK ATTENDANCE FIGURES Victor Caratini and outfielder Jacob Hannemann were promoted from within. No. of Games at Sloan Park/Total Attendance ......................... 5/72,663 Average Attendance ..................................................................... 14,533 WORLD BASEBALL CLASSIC: The Cubs have eight players in their organization on World Baseball Classic rosters, including five in major league camp: John Andreoli (Italy), Javier Baez (Puerto Rico), Jim Henderson (Canada), Jhondaniel Medina (Venezuela) and Hector Rondon (Venezuela). 2016 REVIEW: The Cubs in 2016 won their third World Series in franchise Also on WBC rosters from the Cubs organization: RHP Miguel Mejia history, and their first since winning consecutive titles in 1907 and 1908, when (Puerto Rico), RHP Mario Meza (Mexico) and RHP Erling Moreno they defeated the Cleveland Indians in the Fall Classic, four-games-to-three … (Colombia). the N.L. Pennant was Chicago’s first since 1945 … Chicago dispatched of the San Francisco Giants in the NLDS, 3-1, before they beat the Los Angeles Dodgers, 4- FIVE ON THE LIST: Five Cubs made MLB.com’s Top-100 Prospects List that came 2, in the NLCS. out last month: outfielder Eloy Jimenez is 13th, infielder Ian Happ is 28th, outfielder Albert Almora Jr. is 75th, pitcher Dylan Cease is 77th and infielder SLOAN PARK: The Cubs return for their fourth season at Sloan Park following 17 Jeimer Candelario is 96th. years at HoHoKam Stadium in Mesa (1997-2013) … the club set numerous Spring Training attendance marks last season, averaging 15,078 fans per game. AGAINST THE DODGERS: The Cubs and Dodgers play twice this month … the Sloan Park owns the top-10 single-game Cactus League attendance teams next meet in Glendale on March 16 … the clubs first meet in the regular marks, including the record of 15,523 set March 20, 2016 vs. the Royals. season to begin Chicago’s home schedule during a three-game set, April 10-13. CUBS ON Cubs Starters & Relievers in 2017 Cactus League Play THE MOUND W-L ERA IP H R ER HR BB SO Spring Training Cubs Starters 1-3 3.68 14.2 13 7 6 2 4 12 Cubs Relievers 1-2 4.83 63.1 59 36 34 7 27 40 Totals 2-5 4.62 78.0 72 43 40 9 31 52 Today’s Cubs Starter — #28 RHP Kyle Hendricks W-L ERA G GS CG SHO IP H R ER HR BB SO 2015 — CUBS 8-7 3.95 32 32 1 1 180.0 166 82 79 17 43 167 2016 — CUBS 16-8 +2.13 31 30 2 1 190.0 142 53 45 15 44 170 MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS 31-17 2.92 76 75 3 2 450.1 380 159 146 36 102 384 Kyle last season finished third in the N.L. Cy Young vote after leading the majors with a 2.13 ERA and setting career marks in victories (16), innings pitched (190.0) and strikeouts (170) ... all told, is 31-17 with a 2.92 ERA (146 ER/450.1 IP) in 76 games (75 starts) for the Cubs since making his big league debut in 2014.
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