Mesa, Ariz. – Chicago Cub Shortstop Dansby Swanson does not require any reminder of his recent birthday milestone.
Swansan, which turned 30 on February 11, jokingly jokingly after the cub’s exercise, “We don’t have to go into it.”
Swansan smiled and said, “I don’t have more grace than before.” “I heard that your 30s are your best, so I’m going to hug it.”
As Swanson enters Chicago in the year 2, its large-digestive focus has not changed, especially when the cubs were reduced by their playoff goals in the previous season.
“It is always about winning and winning at the highest level and it will never be separated until I am really alive,” Swansan said.
Bhavna follows Chairman Tom Richets, who on Monday after her first full-skilled workout says that she did not see why cubs would not be to win the division this year. When the rickets’ comments were relaxed, the manager Craig Counsel embraced it.
“It’s good with me, I mean, I think this is where you determine your expectations every year, so there is no reason we should have less expectations from it,” COUNSELL said. “I think it’s perfectly right.”
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The Shortstop Dansbi Swansan runs on the stage after the inauguration ceremony of the cub conference on January 12, 2024 at the Grand Chicago. (Chris Sweda/Chicago Tribune)
To secure its first division title in a full season since 2017, Swansan must have an important cog as one of their best all-round players. He felt that he did not play for his best performance with the cub in his first season, a personally difficult year in which his wife and red stars, Malori Swanson tore Patel’s tendon in his left knee in April, which stopped her from playing for the American women’s national team in the World Cup.
“At the end of the day, I really, as I had a hard fight as I had a fight about the fight in a long time and I see as a personal success in a certain way because it is going to help me shape further things,” Swansan said.
Swansan has not kept his feelings secret that he would like to see the cub bring back Kodi Belinger. Even if there is not a reunion, Swanson believes that the deepening of better pitching of the cub and better the players to improve is why they can exceed last year’s 83 wins.
Swansan said, “This is why we are better in business and continue to be getting better and we have found a lot of people who have great work morality and they are really good in self-confidence and are aware of what they need to be better.” “I think this offsen was very deliberate for many people and this is something you can never give up. … We are excited to see that progress.”
Swansan set an example as a leader and through action as soon as he joined the cub, something that he considers a godly gift. However, Swansan has got rest, however, comes with relationships developed in the last one year and enters the spring training how he can lead the best.
“Dansbi has a genealogy that counts his opinion and he matters and he too will be a front and back with you and it just makes you better,” COUNSELL said. “I enjoy it. As long as we listen to each other, this should be the same. ,
Leadership may appear in various forms. It may be that a player takes a play room or on the ground. Perhaps one plays a vocal role in a clubhouse. COUNSELL believes that every leadership style matters and can affect a team.
“I think it makes them a really good version,” said COONSELL. “This makes them feel so that they have an objective that is beyond my innings or beyond my et-bate and is developing it and encourages it.”
There is a responsibility that comes with labeling an experienced leader, which Consol said that the player is informed: “Dansbi gets it and he wants.”
The progression of the season is to see how the counsel handles the time of Swansan’s play. Swansan wants to live in lineups every day, something that he has done three seasons during his career. He described it as a good balance between being in his best form every day, which was contrary to being in the lineup. Swansan said that it is important to build the trust and continuous conversation with the counsell, so if one day comes, his manager wants to give him a day off, Swansan knows that he needs to buy it and “I don’t have to fight in my way through the brick wall like I have done many times before.”
COUNSELL said that Swansan asked to start all 162 games and did it before that it is a great place to start, but it is not yet a decision making that it will be real this year.
“We want the man of Dansbi in the shortstop, so tell us the season and we know that he is capable of it,” COUNSELL said. “… so I don’t say it, but I also feel that there are times during the season where it is not for my work if it calls for it.”