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Steele could return in May or June and be prepared for a long playoff run.
Cubs won’t rush Steele; he’s coming back from Tommy John surgery and must ramp up gradually.
Cubs expect a deep rotation this season, with multiple healthy options in spring.
Steele is progressing through his ramp-up, throwing 35–40 pitches in bullpen sessions.
Manager Counsell stressed the need for top pitchers at the end of the season.
Opening Day roster decisions are on hold for now as spring training continues.
Steele is focusing on October-November outings to influence the postseason.
Cubs acknowledge a pitching deficit without Steele and Horton last year.
Cubs see Steele as a high upside asset worth patient rehabilitation.

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Steele was cleared by his surgeon, Dr. Meister, after a bullpen session, signaling healing progress.
Cubs expect no opening-day rush; Steele could join the rotation in the first half as depth remains strong.
Steele’s 2024 recovery follows a 2017 Tommy John and a 2023-24 rehab path with a revision procedure.
Director of the Cubs notes ample starting-pitching depth with seven healthy arms behind the rotation.
Steele’s 2023 season featured a breakout year with 16-5, a 3.06 ERA, and All-Star recognition.
The update comes as the Cubs weigh a potential first-half return plan for Steele, not forcing a pace.
Steele expressed gratitude to coaches, trainers, staff, family, and his faith on social media.
Center of update notes Meister’s role as a pioneering surgeon and Cubs team doctor.
Steele’s current status: rehab ramp-up ongoing with no fixed date for his return.
Rotation depth includes Shota Imanaga, Jameson Taillon, Edward Cabrera, and others ready to cover.
Steele posted the bullpen update on X (formerly Twitter) with a message of gratitude.

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Thomas elbow inflammation has limited his spring participation, delaying his return to the outfield for Oakland.
Cortes is away with Puerto Rico for the World Baseball Classic, creating an opening for others to stake a claim in the A's outfield.
Junior Perez, newly added to Oakland’s 40-man roster, brings trackable center-field ability and a polished profile from Triple-A Las Vegas.
Cade Marlowe could earn more playing time as a veteran option with left-handed bat potential.
Henry Bolte stands out as a power-speed prospect, showing potential to progress toward the majors.
Marlowe and Cortes provide depth as veteran and versatile options, balancing the outfield with youth.
New face Junior Perez offers defensive versatility and a potential link to a future starting role in center field.
The A's are weighing stage-ready talent against veteran depth as spring camp progresses.
Manager Mark Kotsay has referenced high-end comps while evaluating prospects, signaling measured optimism.
The A's are tracking spring performance across multiple players to decide who backs up the regular outfield.

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Bregman says Spring Training energy in Mesa is fantastic as he settles in with the Cubs.
He notes Cubs fans have packed spring games, contributing to a positive vibe.
Bregman is hitting well early, with a .333/.455/.444 line through 11 plate appearances.
He attributes personal focus to preparation and simple, consistent routines.
Bregman emphasizes leadership and helping younger players during camp.
He cites the Cubs as a team with strong leadership and accountability.
Bregman’s outlook remains optimistic about the season's potential.
The Cubs have signed Bregman to a five-year, $175 million deal in mid-January.
Bregman started and appeared in four of the Cubs’ nine Cactus League games so far.
His first Cubs homer came off a 96.3 mph fastball from Anthony Kay.

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