Cubs prospect Jorge Soler has impressed since signing a nine-year deal last June and showed off his power on his first day of spring training. While Soler hopes to be in the majors as early as next season, manager Dale Sveum reiterated to the Chicago Tribune on Friday that the club will not rush the 20-year-old. "Guys like him, they haven't played that much baseball," Sveum said. "They've done a lot of things obviously and we all know about the tools. But fast track? There's no reason to do that. He still has to play and learn so much and face better pitchers on a consistent basis, older pitchers who can do things. That experience factor comes in handy."
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