Justin Steele Aims for Another Stellar Season with the Cubs

After a breakout year, Cubs' pitcher Justin Steele sets his sights on replicating his success in the upcoming season.

Steele, who finished fifth in the National League Cy Young Award voting last year, is focused on achieving personal goals, including surpassing 180 innings pitched.
Cubs manager Craig Counsell highlights the importance of adaptability and adjusting to the league's response to Steele's unique pitching style.
Steele's performance against the Milwaukee Brewers last season, allowing only three runs over 18 innings, underscores his effectiveness.
In his spring training debut, Steele pitched three innings, allowing two runs and demonstrating a mix of pitches including sinkers and changeups.
The Cubs are also exploring positional adjustments, with Michael Busch getting practice reps exclusively at first base during spring training.