Thanks to the intrepid Carrie Muskat, we know that Matt Garza and Scott Baker are getting back into game shape, though both are likely to start the 2013 season on the disabled list. Starlin Castro is also out nursing his hamstring, but is expected to come back sooner, possibly within a few days.
#Cubs Castro hit in cage Sat, will do that again today. Says if this was reg season he could play
— Carrie Muskat (@CarrieMuskat) March 3, 2013
Then we have poor Ian Stewart. Stewart did take part in the bunt tourney, but did not advance to the Sweet 16.
3B Ian Stewart still sidelined with strained left quad but will take part in #Cubs bunt tourney. With a win, could make sweet 16
— Carrie Muskat (@CarrieMuskat) February 27, 2013
He hurt his quadriceps muscle making the turn around first on his way to a double in the intrasquad game (of all the luck) and has been out since. The prognosis back then was 2-3 weeks, but now:
Ian Stewart: Still no timetable for on field return from hamstring i...
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PLAYERS:
Matt Garza,
Scott Baker,
Starlin Castro,
Ian Stewart,
Luis Valbuena,
Brent Lillibridge,
Aramis Ramirez,
Brian Bogusevic,
Brad Nelson
TEAMS: Chicago Cubs, Milwaukee Brewers
TEAMS: Chicago Cubs, Milwaukee Brewers
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