The Cubs No. 6 hitter was upset, now back in lineup

Alfonso Soriano wasn't too pleased that he was benched on Wednesday while Jake Fox patrolled left field for the Cubs. This from the Tribune's Paul Sullivan: When manager Lou Piniella spoke to Soriano last week in Pittsburgh and told him he would be giving him a few more days off, Soriano said he understood. But Soriano was miffed when he learned his name wasn't in the starting lineup Wednesday after he had a pair of hits Tuesday night."That's why I'm mad," Soriano said. "If he had told me yesterday, then I wouldn't come today ready to play."Yeah, that really stinks that he prepared unnecessarily. Shame. Let's repeat that final line, because it's so instructive: "If he had told me yesterday, then I wouldn't come today ready to play."Awesome. It's just like that old baseball cliché: "Come to the ballpark ready to play everyday. Unless you're not playing. In that case, do nothing." Soriano has ac...