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Cubs trade deadline acquisition Michael Soroka headed to IL with shoulder discomfort after just two innings
The Chicago Cubs are already down their trade deadline rotation upgrade. Right-hander Michael Soroka, who came over from the Washington Nationals in a three-player trade last week, exited Monday's game ( CIN 3, CHC 2) with shoulder discomfort and is headed to the injured list. Soroka was two innings into his first start with the Cubs.
The Cubs were getting a good turnaround from pitcher Mike Soroka, the team's biggest trade deadline acquisition. Until the third inning.
Adding reinforcements to the pitching staff has been a primary goal for Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer ...
The Chicago Cubs on Wednesday acquired veteran right-handed pitcher Mike Soroka in a trade with the Washington Nationals.
The Cubs needed rotation help, and while Soroka isn't a top-end starter, he's an upgrade for the backend of their rotation.
On the (admittedly short) list of things to look forward to over the remainder of the Nationals’ season, the return of Dylan Crews from the injured list and the return of Cade Cavalli to the major ...
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Soroka wasn't the splashy addition Cubs fans were hoping for at the trade deadline, but he could end up playing an important role.
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