John Antonoff/For the Sun-Times
MESA, Ariz. — Coming into camp, Vidal Bruján knew that he wanted to showcase his ability to run. And the Cubs coaching staff was in lockstep with him.
“Just letting him be free and show what he can do,” third base coach Quintin Berry said. “Because I think there’s so much in there that the stats won’t tell you from his past.”
The Cubs notified Bruján on Tuesday that he was making the trip to Japan with the team, as they made a series of decisions on their bench.