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Cubs News and Notes: Arrieta looking good, Ryno is back, Hendricks gets nod, Baez's future
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Cubs News and Notes: Arrieta looking good, Ryno is back, Hendricks gets nod, Baez's future


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Hello, Cubs fans out there! I hope everyone is having a great day.

Check out the latest news, photos, and tidbits from spring training with the Cubbies with our latest edition of Cubs News and Notes.

We will try to have this feature several times a week so everyone gets a summary of what is happening regularly at Cubs camp.

Let's get right to all the Cubs notes!

In case you missed the game yesterday, the Cubs lost to the White Sox despite Jake Arrieta allowing only one run on five hits in 5 2/3 innings.

"I feel like he's gotten better every time he's taken the bump," Ross said to the media. "I think each start we've seen it trending the way we expected. The areas that we've pointed out that are keys for him have continued to kind of fall into place as he's worked on them."

Here is a few photos of the action:

The Cubs starters have been impressive so far this spring:

Cubs outfielder Ian Happ made a great defensive play against the Southsiders:

Ryne Sandberg is back with the Cubs as a mult-analyst for the Marquee Sports Network. He will contribute to game broadcasts, pre and postgame shows, podcasts, and more:

Opening Day is almost here and Kyle 'Professor' Hendricks will be the starter on April 1 against the Pittsburgh Pirates.

"At the end of the day, if you make good pitches, you're going to get good hitters out. That's my philosophy," Hendricks said to the media Tuesday.

Old school photo of Kyle Hendricks pitching for the Pelicans:

Veteran outfielder Cameron Maybin has been giving out the hugs this spring:

Tony Andracki has some Cubs notes in the following video:

MLB is trying to crack down on some of the foreign substances that pitchers are using:

Kyle Schwarber is still hitting SCHWAR-BOMBs during Jon Lester starts:

Javy Baez is worried that Cubs fans will turn on him if he has to test free agency.

“I just don’t want Chicago fans to see me differently, I think a lot of players get out of their cities and play with another team and when they come back to that city, they’re hated. And I don’t want to do that.”

Cubs prospect Miguel Amaya recently hit his first homer of spring:

Nice photo of Sloan Park in Mesa, AZ:

A great retro pic and quote from Mr. Cub Ernie Banks:

Check out this rare Cubs photo that I have never seen:

Construction of Wrigley Field back in 1914:

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