Turnover, young faces likely to mark 2012 Cubs

Chicago Cubs Thursday 29th September, 2011

'); } CHICAGO -- Late in the season, Alfonso Soriano looked around the clubhouse and wondered aloud the same feeling shared by most Cubs fans. Who will be back in 2012? "Two things can happen," Soriano said. "It can change, or stay the way it is now. I don't know what they want to do. We don't have control of that. We can only play the game and...

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