The Cubs look to be strong contenders for the NL Central title for at least a few years to come. 

--RHPs Kevin Gregg and Michael Wuertz, and INF Ronny Cedeno are the three remaining players on the team eligible for salary arbitration. 

The Cubs look to be strong contenders for the NL Central title for at least a few years to come. 

--RHPs Kevin Gregg and Michael Wuertz, and INF Ronny Cedeno are the three remaining players on the team eligible for salary arbitration. 

The Cubs look to be strong contenders for the NL Central title for at least a few years to come. 

--RHPs Kevin Gregg and Michael Wuertz, and INF Ronny Cedeno are the three remaining players on the team eligible for salary arbitration. 

The transformation of the Cubs offense continues. 

The transformation of the Cubs offense continues. 

The transformation of the Cubs offense continues. 

In the air 

TODAY'S ISSUE: WILL Milton Bradley BE A GOOD FIT FOR THE Cubs? 

After two months of courting and waiting and making the finances work, the Cubs finally introduced Milton Bradley as their new right fielder Thursday. 

Since Sammy Sosa left in disgrace after the 2004 season, right field has been a sinkhole of talent -- and dollars -- for the Cubs. 

Two things haven?t changed in the weeks and months since it said here that Jake Peavy wanted to pitch for the Cubs, and that the leader in the race to buy the team was Tom Ricketts. 

Milton Bradley's talent is undeniable when he's healthy and that's why the Chicago Cubs gave him a $30 million, three-year contract to be their right fielder and a run producer in the middle of the lineup.