Paul Sullivan's Cubs position analysis
9:16 PM CDT, October 17, 2012
Position analysis: Pitching will be a priority
A pitching staff that included Ryan Dempster, Paul Maholm, Matt Garza, Jeff Samardzija and Carlos Marmol went belly up in 2012, despite prolonged stretches of dominance from those four starters and the closer.
8:22 AM CDT, October 17, 2012
Position analysis: LaHair in fight in right
It’s hard to find any major league player who went through a 2012 season quite like Bryan LaHair did with the Cubs.
10:17 PM CDT, October 15, 2012
Position analysis: Centering on DeJesus
In a perfect world, Brett Jackson would be the Cubs’ starting center fielder for 2013 and years to come.
8:13 AM CDT, October 15, 2012
Position analysis: Soriano retains value
Before the final game of the season, Alfonso Soriano said he's ready for the trade rumors to start this winter.
11:58 PM CDT, October 11, 2012
Cubs position analysis: Hole at the hot corner
The Cubs couldn’t find a way to replace Aramis Ramirez at third base this year, and have to go back to the drawing board in 2013.
9:40 PM CDT, October 10, 2012
Cubs position analysis: Castro making strides
The Cubs wanted Starlin Castro to be a model citizen, improve his fielding, add a little power and use his speed more often this year.
8:54 PM CDT, October 9, 2012
Position analysis: Barney's play par for course
After a promising rookie season, Darwin Barney really established himself as an everyday second baseman in 2012, tying the major league single season record for consecutive errorless games at his position and putting himself in consideration for a National League Gold Glove award.
12:05 AM CDT, October 9, 2012
Position analysis: Rizzo an anchor at first base
Perhaps Anthony Rizzo’s best moment as a Cub wasn’t seen by fans at the ballpark or watching on TV.
12:01 AM CDT, October 8, 2012
Cubs position analysis: Castillo set at catcher
The Chicago Cubs believe they have a piece of their core in place in the catcher’s spot, so there should be no need to look for one this offseason.
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