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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
Mark Gonzales

Cubs snap nine-game skid, but David Ross knows there’s a lot of work to do

Willson Contreras high-fives Ian Happ after the Cubs beat the Mets on Sunday at Wrigley Field. (Chase Agnello-Dean/Getty Images)

Manager David Ross plans to hit the reset button before a Friday morning workout in Philadelphia.

The four-day All-Star break will allow the Cubs to physically heal, but Ross is determined to remind his players of the improvements and corrections that will be imperative in the second half.

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