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Cubs Daily Clips June 10, 2017 CSNChicago.com, Cubs Entertaining Idea Of Rolling Mike Montgomery Into Six-Man Rotation http://www.csnchicago.com/chicago-cubs/mlb-cubs-entertaining-idea-going-six-man-rotation-mike- montgomery-maddon-kyle-hendricks-eddie-butler CSNChicago.com, Cubs' Roller Coaster Season Continues http://www.csnchicago.com/chicago-cubs/cubs-roller-coaster-season-continues CSNChicago.com, Why Cubs Think Kyle Hendricks' First Trip To The Disabled List Could Be A Good Thing http://www.csnchicago.com/chicago-cubs/mlb-why-cubs-think-kyle-hendricks-first-trip-disabled-list-could-be- good-thing-mike-montgomery-joe-maddon CSNChicago.com, Cubs Attempting To Return To Normalcy With Addison Russell http://www.csnchicago.com/chicago-cubs/mlb-cubs-attempting-return-normalcy-addison-russell-maddon- theo-epstein CSNChicago.com, Addison Russell Returns To Wrigley: 'I'm Here To Stay' http://www.csnchicago.com/chicago-cubs/addison-russell-returns-wrigley-im-here-stay Chicago Tribune, Cubs walk nine times, leave bases loaded in ninth in 5-3 loss to Rockies http://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/baseball/cubs/ct-cubs-rockies-spt-0610-20170609-story.html Chicago Tribune, Kyle Hendricks says injury 'nothing traumatizing' http://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/baseball/cubs/ct-notes-cubs-rockies-spt-0610-20170609-story.html Chicago Tribune, Emanuel: If Cubs put skyboxes inside Wrigley, team should improve security outside http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/politics/ct-rahm-emanuel-cubs-security-met-0610-20170609- story.html Chicago Tribune, New manager Bud Black, young pitchers have Rockies rocking http://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/columnists/ct-sullivan-big-hit-baseball-rockies-rocking-spt-0611- 20170610-column.html Chicago Tribune, Indians' struggles mirror those of World Series opponent Cubs http://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/columnists/ct-sullivan-around-baseball-indians-struggling-spt-0611- 20170610-story.html Chicago Sun-Times, How the Cubs — through 60 games — hold up to playoff teams past http://chicago.suntimes.com/sports/how-the-cubs-through-60-games-hold-up-to-playoff-teams-past/ Chicago Sun-Times, Addison Russell back with Cubs and talking baseball only … sort of http://chicago.suntimes.com/sports/addison-russell-back-with-cubs-and-talking-baseball-only-sort-of/ Chicago Sun-Times, We don’t know Addison Russell — or any other pro athlete http://chicago.suntimes.com/sports/we-dont-know-addison-russell-or-any-other-pro-athlete/ Chicago Sun-Times, Addison Russell returns to Cubs, available to play today http://chicago.suntimes.com/sports/in-midst-of-domestic-violence-claims-russells-focus-is-on-baseball/ Daily Herald, Third straight loss leaves Cubs back at .500 http://www.dailyherald.com/sports/20170609/third-straight-loss-leaves-cubs-back-at-500 Daily Herald, Russell returns to Cubs: 'I'm here to stay. This is my job' http://www.dailyherald.com/sports/20170609/russell-returns-to-cubs-im-here-to-stay-this-is-my-job Daily Herald, Why it's not a bad time for Hendricks to land on DL http://www.dailyherald.com/sports/20170609/why-its-not-a-bad-time-for-hendricks-to-land-on-dl Cubs.com, Butler set to face former team at Wrigley http://atmlb.com/2rc6Ngu Cubs.com, Cubs unable to hold early lead vs. Rockies http://m.cubs.mlb.com/news/article/235399992/cubs-unable-to-hold-early-lead-vs-rockies/ Cubs.com, Montgomery battles, but done in by pitch count http://m.cubs.mlb.com/news/article/235420234/cubs-mike-montgomery-battles-vs-rockies/ Cubs.com, Ecstatic about promotion, Frankoff debuts http://m.cubs.mlb.com/news/article/235366194/cubs-call-up-seth-frankoff-from-minors/ Cubs.com, Russell back with Cubs after day away http://m.cubs.mlb.com/news/article/235365468/addison-russell-returns-to-cubs-after-day-away/ -- CSNChicago.com Cubs Entertaining Idea Of Rolling Mike Montgomery Into Six-Man Rotation By Tony Andracki Mike Montgomery will always be known as the guy who got the final out of the greatest baseball game ever played to secure the Cubs' first championship in 108 years. But now he's moving onto the newest chapter of his life: Starting pitcher. Well, for one day at least. Montgomery got the call Friday to start in place of the injured Kyle Hendricks and gave up two runs in four innings in the Cubs' 5-3 loss to the Colorado Rockies. Montgomery threw 73 pitches in the outing, his most since his final start of the 2016 season on Sept. 15 before moving back into the bullpen. The Cubs hope Hendricks will only have to miss the one start due to inflammation in his hand and when he returns, Joe Maddon left the door open for Montgomery to stay in the rotation. "[Friday's start] gives him an opportunity to truly get stretched out as a starter with a different routine, a different role, that kinda stuff," Maddon said. "It will definitely give us something more to think about. "We've been thinking about it anyway, but now this really puts it actually in the front of your mind again." The Cubs have toyed around with the idea of going six starters for a while to ease some pressure off the rest of the rotation that endured the wear and tear of a long postseason run and pitched into November last fall. They're also in a stretch of 30 games in 31 days, with the only off-day until July 3 coming next Thursday (June 15) in the midst of a road trip out east. Montgomery's presence makes the idea of the Cubs going with six starters easier. "I believe in this young man," Maddon said. "I think he's going to be a good major-league starter. ... Now, out of necessity, we're getting a chance to stretch him out more." The Cubs went with six starters at various points last season, inserting Adam Warren and Montgomery into the rotation to ensure the starting rotation was fresh going into the stretch run and playoffs. When they acquired Montgomery late last July, the long-term vision for the lanky left-hander was as a starting pitcher. But it was hard to move him into that role full-time given his success as a multi-inning option out of the bullpen. Entering Friday, Montgomery had posted a 2.52 ERA and 1.28 WHIP in 75 innings for the Cubs to go with a 3.14 ERA in 11 postseason games. He proved his value Monday, entering the game in the sixth inning and getting the final 10 outs for his second career regular-season save. Starting pitchers are typically extreme creatures of habit, having a specific plan for each day in between taking the ball every fifth game. Maddon points to Montgomery's mental makeup that makes him uniquely suited to swinging back and forth between everchanging roles. "He accepts it," Maddon said. "He doesn't fight it. He's a really good team member. I think people that are willing to accept his role like he has and then you go ahead and do it, you're gonna get good results. "People that fight it are always looking for another method, another way. Sometimes that could impact or get in the way of their own success. He definitely doesn't get in the way of his own success. "He accepts it, he understands it, he's a great team member and I think he knows deep down that his chance to start is coming. We keep telling him that and it's true. "But he's so valuable in that other role; it's such a hard thing to run away from. But his future is as a major-league starter, I believe." -- CSNChicago.com Cubs' Roller Coaster Season Continues By Tony Andracki For all the distractions and potential turning points in their season as defending champions, the Cubs will wake up Saturday morning with a .500 record. The roller coaster season continues as the Cubs went 7-2 on their last homestand before an 0-6 trip out west and then a 5-0 start to this current homestand. But with Friday's 5-3 loss to the red-hot Colorado Rockies in front of 41,229 fans at Wrigley Field, the Cubs have now lost three straight and sit at 30-30 overall on the season. Mike Montgomery finally got his opportunity in the rotation, filling in for the injured Kyle Hendricks and giving up only two runs over four innings, both of which came on a two-run homer by Colorado catcher Ryan Hanigan in the second inning. Seth Frankoff — the 28-year-old right-hander who was recalled from Triple-A Iowa this week when Hendricks hit the disabled list — made his MLB debut and gave up a two-run shot to Charlie Blackmon in the fifth inning and the Rockies never looked back from there. They added an insurance run in the seventh on Nolan Arenado's two-out RBI hit off Carl Edwards Jr. Meanwhile, the Cubs offense struggled again, picking up only three hits on the afternoon. They scored two runs with two outs in the first inning when Jason Heyward's single was bobbled by Blackmon in center, allowing Ben Zobrist to score from first-base. But a Heyward RBI ground-out was the only other offense the Cubs could muster up despite nine walks and two hit-by-pitches and the Rockies' starting pitcher (German Marquez) lasting only three innings. The Cubs threatened in the ninth against Rockies closer Greg Holland for the second straight day, this time by working three walks in a row with one out.
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