Jordan Bastian is a Senior Infection Preventionist and a writer for Major League Baseball (MLB). He covers the Chicago Cubs and provides insights and analysis on the team's offseason moves, player performances, and overall strategies. Jordan's work has also been featured in publications such as Steamboat Pilot & Today and BVM Sports.
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By: Jordan Bastian
SEATTLE – After watching multiple angles of Sunday’s final play on T-Mobile Park’s video board in center field, Cubs closer Adbert Alzolay waited on the mound for the official ruling. As the seconds ticked by, Alzolay was sure he had picked off Julio Rodríguez. “Oh, I was super confident,” Alzolay
By: Jordan Bastian
SEATTLE – Cubs hitting coach Dustin Kelly said Sunday morning that there have been times he has heard audible gasps in the dugout when Michael Busch connects with a baseball. Out of the gates this season, the rookie has been a steady source of loud, hard contact. Not long after
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This story was excerpted from Jordan Bastian’s Cubs Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox.
CHICAGO -- As Pete Crow-Armstrong sprinted and shouted his way around the basepaths on Thursday afternoon, Cubs shortstop Dansby Swanson headed up the dugout steps to await the rookie’s return. When the kid arrived, the veteran embraced him in a hug amid the roar from the Wrigley Field crowd. The
By: Jordan Bastian
Rookie improves to 4-0 with 6 1/3 stellar innings vs. Red Sox
By: Jordan Bastian
BOSTON -- When Christopher Morel jogged off the field on Saturday night and tossed the baseball he just chased down to fans sitting behind the visitors’ dugout, that was a good indication that the third baseman probably dodged a serious injury. That was the positive that emerged from an otherwise
By: Jordan Bastian
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BOSTON -- After the baseball caromed off his glove, Cubs shortstop Dansby Swanson slumped over in the left-field grass in frustration on Sunday night. The fact that he was even in a position to make a catch was a feat of its own, but the long sprint ended with Fenway
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