The Cubs parted ways with a pair of coaches this week and change is coming to David Ross’ staff.

The Cubs know what they have in Javy Báez as a player, a teammate and an entertainer and they don’t take it for granted.

Running down all the news from March 21 in Cubs camp, including Kris Bryant’s encouraging sign, the newcomers fitting in and March Madness sweeping over the clubhouse.

David Ross sees a few areas where the Cubs can shore up their training and preparation offensively is working to implement within the organization this winter.

The Cubs are averaging more than 5 runs a game and have one of the best OBPs in baseball, but they still believe the offense has plenty of room to grow in 2020.

Anthony Rizzo has stepped up as a unifying force for the Cubs this season, emerging as more of a vocal leader while also keeping things light and injecting some much-needed humor into the dugout.

The Cubs have worked opposing pitchers to success. They lead MLB in pitches per plate appearance and that’s led to success for their offense.

David Bote takes Marquee Sports Network behind the scenes on his thought process and approach as he gears up for a plate appearance, from the dugout to the batter’s box.

Nico Hoerner only has 20 MLB games under his belt, but with his ability to put the bat on the ball and play multiple positions on the diamond, he could be a huge key for the Cubs in 2020.

Cubs hitting coach Anthony Iapoce talked with Len Kasper and Jim Deshaies about the progression of hitting this offseason