Paul Sullivan: Theo Epstein shoulders the blame for the Cubs' poor start: 'Ultimately it's all my responsibility'
MILWAUKEE - What can Tommy Hottovy do to correct the bullpen issues that have helped put the Cubs in a sizable hole before their first home game of the season?
Nothing. Just let him do his job.
That was the word from Cubs President Theo Epstein, who defended his first-year pitching coach from criticism Saturday before the team's game against the Brewers at Miller Park.
"I don't put any of this on Tommy Hottovy," Epstein said. "I think he's a big part of the solution, not part of the problem. He ran a
