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• #MLB SCHEDULE 2017 CUBS SERIES#

Swanson’s arrival pushes Nico Hoerner to second base, where he was a Gold Glove finalist in 2020.

#MLB SCHEDULE 2017 CUBS SERIES#

He was an All-Star and Gold Glove winner in 2022 and carries a strong reputation as a leader and winner with a World Series ring (2021 Braves). The biggest winter addition was shortstop Dansby Swanson, as he signed a 7-year, $177 million deal in December. The Cubs had a very busy offseason, adding veteran talent all around the field. Louis once this season - right before the trade deadline (July 27-30).Ĭheck out the entire 2023 Cubs schedule here. Because of that series, the Cubs are actually only in St. The Cubs will also play the Cardinals in London this season on June 24-25. The Cubs kick off the season with a 3-game set against the Brewers before hitting the road for a quick trip to Cincinnati and then welcoming a pair of AL West opponents (Rangers, Mariners) back at Wrigley Field from April 7-12. That does mean a dip in divisional games, as the Cubs will go from playing 76 contests against the NL Central to only 52 this season. Which means the Cubs will face off against Mike Trout and the Angels in 2023 and then again in 2024 and in 2025 - instead of playing some AL opponents only once every three years. MLB is playing a balanced schedule in 2023 for the first time, as each team plays all 29 other squads throughout the season. If a pitcher attempts a third pickoff throw, the runner gets to advance a base unless the pickoff is successful. So that includes pickoffs or stepping off the rubber to reset or anything else. Pitchers are only able to disengage the rubber twice during a plate appearance. Batters are allowed one timeout per plate appearance. There will be a 30-second clock between batters and if a hitter isn’t in the box and alert to the pitcher with 8 seconds left on the clock, they will be charged an automatic strike. Failure to deliver in that time frame will result in an automatic ball. There is a new pitch clock in place for this season and pitchers have to deliver the ball in 15 seconds with the bases empty and 20 seconds with runners on. Major League Baseball is instituting a handful of new rules that will change a lot about the game, including the way fans view baseball. The show will feature never-before-seen footage of some legendary figures in Cubs history.Ĭlick here for the complete rundown of Opening Week coverage on Marquee Sports Network. You also won’t want to miss the premiere of “Cubs Flicks” immediately following the postgame show on Opening Day. with host Cole Wright and an All-Star crew of analysts Cliff Floyd, Dexter Fowler and Rick Sutcliffe. On Thursday, there will be a 2-hour “Cubs Live!” starting at 11 a.m. Next up, there is a 2023 Season Preview Special airing at 6 p.m. On Monday night, Lance Brozdowski and MLB Pipeline’s Jim Callis will break down all things minor leagues on “Road to Wrigley: Prospect Preview” airing at 6 p.m. Marquee Sports Network has an action-packed slate leading up to the first pitch of the regular season.

Marcus Stroman will take the ball for Chicago, opposing 2021 NL Cy Young winner Corbin Burnes. The Cubs usher in the 2023 MLB season on March 30 against the Brewers at Wrigley Field. Here’s what fans need to know entering the new season. Jed Hoyer’s front office added reinforcements this winter and the Cubs head into 2023 with eyes on the NL Central title. The team finished last year on a high note, going 39-31 after the All-Star Break.

The Cubs are hoping that normal Spring Training will help lead to a successful 2023 campaign. “We have stuff come up, I grab an individual coach or we talk through things in the game and it’s been really just trying to plan to take care of these guys’ bodies, listen to ’em.” Now we don’t even have those meetings anymore. “It’s been fun I feel like I’m connecting to the players a little more than I had in the past, where it’s felt like I’m constantly organizing or trying to plan and have so many meetings in the morning with staff and minor league staff. While the World Baseball Classic was very entertaining, it also meant almost a dozen Cubs players were away from the team’s spring camp for a couple weeks, including Opening Day starter Marcus Stroman.īut for the first time in David Ross’ managerial tenure, the Cubs did not have to contend with COVID-19 or a lockout that inhibited camp.Īpart from the WBC, the Cubs have had a normal, six-week runway to the regular season. For the first time in four years, the Cubs have had a normal, calm Spring Training.