Cade Horton leaves game with right forearm discomfort in Chicago Cubs loss to Guardians

Chicago Cubs fans got some scary news as Cade Horton exited his start early with right forearm discomfort during a matchup against the Cleveland Guardians.After throwing just a handful of pitches in the second inning, Horton signaled to the dugout and was pulled immediately—raising serious concerns about his health moving forward. The team has already indicated he’ll undergo further evaluation, and an injured list stint is expected as more details come in.This is a major development for the Cubs, as Horton was expected to be a key piece of the rotation in 2026. Coming off an impressive rookie campaign where he finished as the NL Rookie of the Year runner-up, his absence could leave a significant gap in the pitching staff.In this episode, Dan and Cody break down:What happened during Horton’s outingWhy “forearm discomfort” is especially concerning for pitchersPotential injury scenarios and timelinesHow the Cubs rotation could adjust moving forwardWho might step up in Horton’s absenceWith other pitching injuries already impacting the roster, this situation could test the Cubs’ depth early in the season—and potentially shape their playoff hopes.Make sure to subscribe to...✅ Dan Bernstein Unfiltered✅ Forward Progress - A Chicago Bears Podcast 🏈✅ Organization Win Championships: A Chicago Bulls Podcast 🏀All links to YouTube, Apple, Spotify and more available on 312Sports.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.