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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,
Michael Soroka — the lone starting pitcher Cubs acquired at deadline — headed to IL after his debut
Michael Soroka’s Chicago Cubs debut lasted only two innings. And now the next time he will pitch in a Cubs uniform is concerningly unclear. Soroka departed after the second inning Monday because of right shoulder discomfort in the Cubs’ ugly 3-2 loss to the Cincinnati Reds at Wrigley Field.
Michael Soroka fired a fastball to Reds catcher Tyler Stephenson in the second inning on Monday night and felt something grab ...
Cubs manager Craig Counsell left the same post with the Brewers to take the reins in Chicago prior to the start of last ...
Soroka’s injury can’t come as much of a surprise. The veteran righty has battled injuries throughout his career.
The Cubs added a temporary replacement at the trade deadline by acquiring right-hander Michael Soroka from the Nationals.
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