Russ Dorsey

We know that things can sometimes be a little bit wobbly in Caleb Williams' camp and how much influence his dad might have when contract time comes along.

You can't just all of a sudden turn your back on what is going on with his family and the people that represent him.

We don't

actually know what caleb's desires are or who will influence him i don't want to scare people but i i because i would like him to be here for the next you know five to ten years as well but and then you know with with conor bedart same thing same thing i think he likes chicago i think he wants to be here but we just don't know that for a fact we do know for a fact now that pca likes chicago and wants to be here long term

There I go again.

I think, first of all, the Ben Brown upside is just so tantalizing for the Cubs.

They have not quite been able to.

Yeah, they haven't been able to harness it.

But we all know that he's a guy that, you know, he can strike out tent.

Like, he's that guy.

He's got that stuff.

And, yeah, he's got to work in the sinker.

And hopefully that works out.

The bottom line for me with Javier Asad, though, and he has had some really nice moments with the Cubs.

He makes me nervous.

because Javier Saad is the guy who always gets in trouble on the bases and then magically gets out of the trouble.

He's been getting out of the trouble less and less often, it feels like.

And I think that there's a philosophical, justifiable change going on with the Cubs' starting rotation, and it's called velocity.

and that's not Javier Assad's game.

I mean, the addition, obviously, of Cabrera, like you want to start to get guys that throw in the middle 90s.