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"We need to see improvement with the bat, to be perfectly honest," Piniella said Wednesday. Edmonds is 2-for-15 in his first four games with the Cubs. "I like him," Edmonds said. "He expects you to go out and play. He doesn't really come [in the clubhouse] too much. Just an old-school manager. He expects you to do your job, and the rest will take care of itself." |
The Cubs could part ways with recently-signed outfielder Jim Edmonds if he doesn't start hitting well soon, according to The Chicago Tribune.