Chicago Cubs pitcher Kerry Wood, still feeling some crankiness in his right shoulder, may not make his next scheduled start on Sunday to give him more time to recover. Wood went five innings Tuesday night against Florida in his second start of the season. He underwent arthroscopic surgery on his shoulder in late August. He was expected to start Sunday against the Atlanta Braves, but Cubs manager Dusty Baker said Wednesday that could change. "Right now, [Sunday's starter] is to be determined," Baker said. "We're going to see how he feels after two outings. He was a little stiff [Tuesday]. We'll see if he's going to feel good enough to do it on Sunday or if he needs to skip a turn."