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Matthew Boyd, Chicago Cubs pitcher, balances spring training with Team USAs World Baseball Classic. Hes gradually building up pitch count, aiming for a solid 2026 season. Despite past injuries, Boyd became the Cubs ace last year, making 31 starts and throwing nearly 180 innings. Teammates Imanaga and Steele could share the load. Boyd treats every outing the same, focusing on recovery and command, especially with increased intensity in the WBC.

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Chicago Cubs lose to Los Angeles Angels in spring training, 5-4. Matthew Boyd shines with a dominant performance, striking out three, including Mike Trout. Dylan Carlson continues to impress with two hits, raising the competition for the fourth outfielder spot. The Cubs face Cleveland Friday, with Edward Cabreras spring debut.

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In the face of injuries, the Chicago Cubs consider Miguel Amaya for first base duties, while the New York Mets infield lineup remains uncertain. Luisangel Acuna makes a case for regular play, and Michael Busch, with his steady performance and power at the plate, aims to stabilize the Cubs offense.

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The Chicago Cubs, with the ninth-best odds to win the World Series, rely on a pitching rotation with question marks, especially without ace Justin Steele. Shota Imanaga, with a 9-8 record and 3.73 ERA last year, is a key player, but struggled with home runs and injuries. The rest of the starters, including Matthew Boyd, Jameson Taillon, Cade Horton, and Edward Cabrera, have injury histories and must stay healthy to challenge NL powerhouses.

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Former Cubs stars like Drew Pomeranz, Jorge Soler, and Trey Mancini now don the Angels colors, adding intrigue to todays spring training matchup. Matthew Boyd, Riley Martin, and others take the mound for the Cubs, while José Soriano leads the Angels pitching staff. Catcher Christian Bethancourt finally joins the Cubs after visa issues. Edward Cabrera makes his spring debut on Friday, and Colin Rea pitches Saturday. Tune in to KLAA for the radio broadcast, with game threads starting at 2:05 PM CT.

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Chicago Cubs towering left-handed pitcher, Luke Little, has shown promise with 44 strikeouts in 35.1 innings, but his 28 walks and 2.80 ERA raise concerns. Despite a solid 2024 season, injuries and control issues have limited his success. With a low career value and promising projections for spring training, Littles future hinges on improving his walk rate to reach his potential as a high-leverage pitcher.

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Pete Crow-Armstrong, Chicago Cubs center fielder, sparked controversy by criticizing Dodgers fans, claiming Cubs fans are more passionate. Growing up in southern California, he shared memories of tough times at Dodgers games, including a brutal attack on a Giants fan. His bold comments have Cubs fans cheering and Dodgers supporters pushing back, as he could hit free agency around 2030, potentially benefiting from the big spending he critiqued.

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Pete Crow-Armstrong, a young Chicago Cubs outfielder, shares his concerns about fan behavior at Dodger Stadium, recalling a disturbing incident from 2011. Despite his respect for Dodgers players, he anticipates hostility during the upcoming series, set to begin April 24th.

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Michael Conforto, aiming for a fresh start, signs a minor-league deal with the Chicago Cubs. Motivated by last seasons World Series win with the Dodgers, he seeks to prove himself after a career-low year. With fond memories of Wrigley Field and a desire to reach the postseason again, Conforto is ready to showcase his improved skills and contribute to the Cubs success.

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Dansby Swanson, Chicago Cubs infielder, is gearing up for a strong comeback, inspired by his wife, Olympic soccer star Mallory Swanson. With her gold medal-winning goal in the 2020 Olympics, Dansby is now setting his sights on the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles, aiming for a game-winning home run. The power couple dynamic is boosting Dansbys drive, as he looks to replicate his 2021 performance, batting .244 with 24 home runs and 77 RBI, helping the Cubs reach the postseason.

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