Theo Epstein says he's as frustrated as some Cubs fans are
Theo Epstein, president of baseball operations of the Chicago Cubs, (L) David Ross, new manager of the Chicago Cubs (C) and Jed Hoyer, general manager of the Cubs (R) pose for a photo as Ross is introduced to the media at Wrigley Field on October 28, (David Banks/Getty Images / Getty Images)
CHICAGO - Chicago Cubs president of baseball operations Theo Epstein understands the frustration fans are feeling.
He said he's been "frustrated, too" at times in what has been a slow offseason for the team.
The Cubs went from 95 wins to 84 last year, finished third in the NL Central behind St. Louis and Milwaukee and missed the playoffs for the first time since 2014.
The only notable move so far this offseason has been hiring David Ross to replace Joe Maddon as manager. But there have not been any major changes to the roster.