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Bryan Smith

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Prospecting since Patterson. @BaseballAmerica Cubs correspondent.

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Bryan Smith’s Biography

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Studied Communication, Information and Multimedia in high school and then specialized in business development, sales and marketing.

Lived in various countries around the world and involved in a number of international organisations so cultural sensitivity is a special interest of mine.

Passionate about Technology, Entertainment and
Design, Communication, Education & Christianity.

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Cubs’ Kade Snell Returns Stronger After Wrist Injury

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By Bryan Smith
| Baseball America Verified
“I completely agreed, I was missing the pitches I should be smashing,” Snell said. After the adjustment, Snell hit a double and a loud out with a 109 mph exit velocity. “I’m like, ‘We’re back, full steam ahead,’ and I run out there and that’s when I broke my wrist. “It was gut-wrenching for just a second.” Rather than send Snell to the organization’s Arizona complex, the Cubs front office decided to have the 24-year-old Alabama product rehabilitate his wrist injury in South Bend.
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Cubs’ Mason McGwire Finds Right Balance Of Control, Velocity

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By Bryan Smith
| Baseball America Verified
McGwire missed the 2025 season with a partial tear of his ulnar collateral ligament, which doctors decided did not need surgical intervention. He rested for two months and returned to the mound late in the season to pitch live batting practices and have a normal offseason. “It gave me an opportunity to step away and look at things that I was doing in the past,” McGwire said.
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Cubs’ Jefferson Rojas Makes The Most Of Big League Camp Opportunity

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By Bryan Smith
| Baseball America Verified
“It really was motivation to go back home (to the Dominican Republic) and prepare for this year,” Rojas said through an interpreter. “I started hitting the gym every single day, regardless if it was rain or shine.” One of the key focuses for Rojas during the offseason was adjusting the posture in his batting stance to maximize his athleticism.
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