Locked On Cubs

Major League Baseball is now permitting its teams to use a digital pitch calling device, PitchCom, on the field. This will eliminate the traditional finger signals between catcher and pitcher. Some clubs are all for this technology, such as the Tampa Rays and Colorado Rockies, yet can we say the same for the Chicago Cubs? It shows an effort to speed up pace of play and eliminate sign stealing, however will it work?The device itself will signal pitch and location from the catcher's "digital" wristband right into a receiver in the pitcher's ear on the mound. Does this compromise the integrity of the game? We currently have no official word as to whether or not the Chicago Cubs will engage in this technology.What is your favorite Wrigleyville bar? We start Part 1 of a multi episode segment that highlights 46 different haunts in the Wrigleyville neighborhood to frequent before or after your next Cubs game at Wrigley Field.Plus, let's look ahead to the Cubs and Pittsburgh Pirates later on today, as the Cubs will f