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    As Jameson Taillon delivers a win in his season debut, Cubs rely on resiliency during challenging start

    CHICAGO — Eight seasons into his major league career hasn’t dissipated Chicago Cubs right-hander Jameson Taillon’s pregame butterflies ahead of his season debut. A back injury interrupted his build-up process and sidelined him the entire spring exhibition schedule, causing him to begin on the injured list until Thursday. Taillon’s return gave the Cubs a boost. “I think that’s a pretty healthy ...
    by Meghan Montemurro, Chicago Tribune Apr 19, 2024 3 minutes
    Cubs starting pitcher Jameson Taillon delivers against the Marlins on April 19, 2024, at Wrigley Field.

    CHICAGO — Eight seasons into his major league career hasn’t dissipated Chicago Cubs right-hander Jameson Taillon’s pregame butterflies ahead of his season debut.

    A back injury interrupted his build-up process and sidelined him the entire spring exhibition schedule, causing him to begin on the injured list until Thursday. Taillon’s return gave the Cubs a boost.

    “I think that’s a pretty healthy thing,” Taillon said of his nerves, “but I hadn’t felt that in a while.”

    The pitching staff has played a big role in the Cubs being on the right side of .500 to start the season, even

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