Manager Joe Maddon‘s heavily criticized merry-go-round isn’t going to stop. Not now, not even with the Chicago Cubs fighting for a divisional title and only a couple of weeks remaining in the season. He’s not afraid to put his players all over the field in order to ensure that he has his best lineup on the field. Maddon’s unorthodox nature is part of what makes him so successful, he’s not afraid to think out of the box.
Since returning from the disabled list, he’s been asked to move from third base to left field for most games, and has done so admirably.