With spring training kicking off, David Ross and Jed Hoyer addressed how their bullpen is taking shape – starting with Craig Kimbrel in the closer’s role.

The Cubs added veteran right-hander Jonathan Holder to their pitching depth Thursday in a non-guaranteed move.

The Cubs enter the offseason with a lot of upside in their bullpen, but they need more experience and will be looking to add some high-leverage arms over the winter.

With the postseason structure creating little time for rest, the performance of the Cubs’ middle relievers could swing a series.

As the regular season winds down, the timing is perfect for the Cubs bullpen to start firing on all cylinders and they’ve been one of the better units in baseball recently.

As the Cubs approach the halfway point of the 2020 season, we examine how the bullpen is shaping up and the team’s view on the unit as a whole.

Doug Glanville stops by the Cubs Weekly Podcast for a chat about baseball’s fight against the coronavirus and how the Cubs have gotten out to a hot start to the season.

Like the rest of the world, the Cubs have been thrown a huge curveball with the pandemic. But through all the struggles and the unknown, they feel very fortunate to have David Ross steering the ship.

The Cubs know the bullpen will be a huge factor in the shortened 2020 season and as Opening Day approaches, are trying to make the tough decisions on how to craft the unit.

Central Illinois native Dan Winkler is vying for a spot in the Cubs bullpen after a long journey to Wrigley Field that included a boost from Game 7 of the 2016 World Series.