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    Paul Sullivan: Cubs need to get their rotation back on track after April’s struggles — including back-to-back blowout defeats

    MILWAUKEE — After years of failing to develop starting pitching, the Chicago Cubs finished 2021 with three potential starters in Justin Steele, Keegan Thompson and Adbert Alzolay. The prospect of those three joining Kyle Hendricks in the rotation for the next few years was an enticing one for fans eager to see something new at Wrigley Field. And without having to spend a fortune on the ...
    by Paul Sullivan, Chicago Tribune Apr 30, 2022 3 minutes
    The Milwaukee Brewers' Hunter Renfroe is congratulated by Keston Hiura following a solo home run during the eighth inning against the Chicago Cubs at American Family Field on Saturday, April 30, 2022, in Milwaukee.

    MILWAUKEE — After years of failing to develop starting pitching, the Chicago Cubs finished 2021 with three potential starters in Justin Steele, Keegan Thompson and Adbert Alzolay.

    The prospect of those three joining Kyle Hendricks in the rotation for the next few years was an enticing one for fans eager to see something new at Wrigley Field. And without having to spend a fortune on the rotation, the Cubs theoretically could’ve used the money saved to fill other holes on the roster —

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