The Chicago Cubs A major league squad is presently in Japan, set to participate in two exhibition matches before moving on to official season contests. They will face the Hanshin Tigers and Yomiuri Giants during their exhibition schedule, with subsequent regular-season games scheduled against the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Even though the main squad is absent, the minor league spring training continues. Sadly, for the consecutive second year, one of the The Cubs' much-anticipated Spring Training games were canceled. The positive development is that the chosen prospects will have another opportunity later this year to participate in the event.
What is Spring Breakout?
In an effort to spotlight their most promising young players, Major League Baseball launched a special exhibition series last year named Spring Breakout. This multi-day event showcases lineups comprised exclusively of these elite prospects, with every participating club scheduled to compete at least once.
What caused the cancellation of the Chicago Cubs Spring Training camp?
The Cubs' Spring Breakout game against the White Sox last year had to be canceled because of bad weather. Similarly, this year’s matchup with the Los Angeles Dodgers on March 13th was also scrapped for the same reason. However, there is still hope for Chicago's prospects as they have another opportunity planned this season; they are set to face off against the Angels’ prospects over the upcoming weekend.
What Cubs prospects are included in the lineup?
Here is the Cubs Spring Breakout roster
- Pitchers: Cade Horton, Jaxon Wiggins, Drew Gray, Riley Martin, and Will Sanders
- Catchers: Moses Ballesteros, Pablo Aliendo, Ariel Armas, Ethan Hearn, and Michael Carico
- Infielders James Triantos, Christian Hernandez, Jonathan Long, Ronny Cruz, Cole Mathis, Angel Cepeda, Pedro Ramirez, Yahil Melendez, Ty Southisene, and B.J. Murray
- Outfielders: Christian Franklin, Felix Stevens, and Ivan Brethower
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