SAN DIEGO — The day after the Cubs announced they were optioning Frank Schwindel to Triple-A, the first baseman was set to rejoin the team in San Diego, a source confirmed to the Sun-Times on Monday morning.
The corresponding move to make room for Schwindel on the active roster was not immediately clear.
‘‘This is a league [where] you’ve got to produce, and he’s working on some things,’’ manager David Rosssaid when the Cubs optioned Schwindel Sunday. ‘‘We’re just going to take a little bit of the bright lights off and let him work through some things.