Cubs' Caleb Kilian Sidelined Until All-Star Break Due to Shoulder Strain

The Chicago Cubs face a setback as pitcher Caleb Kilian's MRI reveals a teres major strain, sidelining him for several months.

Cubs right-hander Caleb Kilian is expected to miss 3-4 months of play following a shoulder strain diagnosis.
Manager Craig Counsell expressed optimism about Kilian's recovery, highlighting his strong start before the injury.
Second baseman Nick Madrigal also suffered a mild hamstring strain but is expected to return after a week.
The Cubs received mixed MRI results, with Kilian facing a longer recovery period compared to Madrigal.
Veteran reliever Héctor Neris extends leadership off the field, taking Latin American minor-leaguers out to dinner.