Russ Dorsey

patting you on the back and telling you what a great job you did.

You don't want to hear it.

You don't want to hear it anymore.

It was great for the first week, but now our sights are turned, and we've got a monumental task at hand because this division only got better so far this offseason, and we still have the draft to come.

Our guys, we've got to go back to work just like we did a year ago.

It doesn't get any easier.

It's going to continue to get harder.

They're going to feel that pressure from the coaching staff so that when we get to these games in the fall, that we're going to be ready for it.

What's going on, Marshall Harris?

Yeah, the stuff was nasty.

Like, he looked like a dude last night.

And that's what, when they traded for him, that's what you were expecting.

And I know that's what Cubs fans were expecting near the...

front and middle of that rotation, a power arm that has nasty secondary stuff that, when healthy, can be a difference maker in your rotation.

Before the game yesterday, when talking to Craig Council, he was just like, we're not trying to, we haven't tried to change anything with Edward Cabrera.

We thought he was a really good pitcher.

We brought him in.

We think he's a really good pitcher now.

And now he's trying to get a really good pitcher to make as many starts as possible.

And the big factor in that is the health like he made the most starts he's ever made last season.