So you're saying all of your sky is falling
Now wait just a minute here. You want to wait until August now for a more accurate "sky is falling" BWAAHAAAHAA
Here is some of the dialog from a interview:
The exciting announcement of Garcia's recall for many Cubs fans, which came from Cubs president of baseball operations Theo Epstein in a conversation on WSCR-AM 670, was also surrounded by talk of potential shakeups to the big league roster. Epstein called the recent stretch “unacceptable,” and it appears as if Garcia’s callup could be a chance as well as a warning.
“If this stretch of play continues,” Epstein said, “there certainly will be a ton of changes in order.”
Over the past 30 games, the Cubs have posted a .317
Weighted On-Base Average, the lowest mark of any team in a playoff position entering Wednesday's action outside of the Rays (.302). They’ve especially had trouble knocking in runners in scoring position, hitting .250 in those situations since the beginning of June (22nd in MLB).
Those issues, along with baserunning and starting pitching depth concerns, have hurt the Cubs as they’ve failed to win their past seven series, including their four-game set with the Pirates this week.
“It obviously can’t continue, “ Epstein said. “It’s unacceptable."
And Maddon thinks the bulk of that improvement has to come from the everyday guys, not from any callup in particular.
“The blood of the work has got to come from the group that’s already here and that’s here for a reason, that have great backs of baseball cards,” Maddon said. “These are the guys that we’ve got to get them playing to their capabilities.”