CSN's David Kaplan sat down with Theo Epstein for a 1-on-1 interview at the home opener on Monday and the Cubs president believes he has the franchise on the right path.

If the National League eventually goes to a designated hitter, something Theo Epstein wants, current Single-A first baseman Dan Vogelbach could be the guy to fill that spot with the Cubs.

The Cubs and the City of Chicago are in the midst of negotiations on Wrigley Field, and Theo Epstein said a deal is "fundamentally important" to the team's baseball plan.

Monday marks Year 2 of Theo Epstein 's rebuilding project with the Cubs and Epstein has often thought about what Wrigleyville will be like when the Cubs are the toast of the town once again.

Theo Epstein has no interest in being in the spotlight, but as he rebuilds the Chicago Cubs from the ground up, he has acted as the face of the franchise, whether he likes it or not.

With rumors swirling of the possibility of the Cubs moving out to Rosemont if they can't streak a deal with the city of Chicago, Theo Epstein believes the Cubs will be in a good place at Wrigley.

Theo Epstein was treated like a rock star in Boston. It's a different atmosphere, and he's a different man, in Chicago, where he's attempting to resurrect the Cubs.

Theo Epstein is in Year 2 of building a franchise from the bottom up, and while it may not seem like it now, Joe Posnanski writes he has the Cubs going in the right direction.