The Cubs know they’re going to need to rely on more than 28 players in 2022 so here are a bunch of guys flying under the radar who may make an impact this season.

The Cubs unveiled their rotation for the opening series of the season while the 28-man roster comes into focus.

The Cubs held a simulated intrasquad game Sunday at Sloan Park where Marcus Stroman and Justin Steele pitched. Plus, the team made more spring cuts.

The Cubs have added a plethora of arms this spring and will head into 2022 with a completely remade bullpen.

Here’s an early look at how the Cubs’ 2022 roster is shaking out – before any offseason moves.

In need of a starter, the Cubs are buying stock in a right-hander from Triple-A who can light up the radar gun and has drawn rave reviews in Iowa.

The Cubs are enduring another strong wave of injuries but they believe in the character of the players in the organization to weather the storm.

The Cubs made a host of roster moves Monday ahead of the road trip, adding a new arm to the bullpen and a new catcher to the bench.

Regardless of what outside projections state, the Cubs have their own expectations for the 2021 season and they’re openly talking about October.

The Cubs are trying to strike the right balance with development and competitiveness with Adbert Alzolay while third base coach Willie Harris gets in on the action and the second base competition heats up.