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Cubs continue to make adding young pitching a priority

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By Bruce Levine
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(670 The Score) The rebuilding Cubs on Sunday once again made adding young pitching a priority. A year after taking Kansas State left-hander Jordan Wicks with their first-round pick, the Cubs selected 20-year-old Oklahoma right-hander Cade Horton at No. 7 overall in the MLB Draft and followed it up by nabbing 18-year-old left-hander Jackson Ferris out of IMG Academy at No. 47 in the second round.
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Expectation is Cubs will select a position player with No. 7 overall pick in MLB amateur draft

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By Bruce Levine
| WSCR-FM (Chicago, IL) Verified
(670 The Score) For the first time since 2015, the Cubs will have a top-10 pick in the MLB amateur draft. The Cubs will select at No. 7 overall when the draft gets going Sunday, their first pick among the top 10 since taking outfielder Ian Happ at No. 9 overall seven years ago. Despite the Cubs’ lack of homegrown pitching, the expectation is they’ll take a position player, and vice president of scouting Dan Kantrovitz hinted at that being the case.
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Javier Baez thought he'd be a Cub forever, shares a message for fans: 'Tell them I love them'

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By Bruce Levine
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CHICAGO (670 The Score) – In town with his Detroit Tigers to face the White Sox in a four-game series, shortstop Javier Baez has returned to Chicago for the first time since being traded by the Cubs to the Mets last July. Despite knowing a trade was on the horizon, Baez never really got a chance to say goodbye to the city and Cubs fans before being dealt to the Mets. So he was happy to share a message for Cubs Nation on Thursday.
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