When the Chicago Cubs traded away Isaac Paredes and didn't get Alex Bregman in free agency, it was inevitable that Matt Shaw would be the team's Opening Day third baseman. Even though that turned out to be the case, Chicago's top prospect struggled in his first taste of the big leagues.Shaw hit just .172 with one home run and 18 strikeouts in his first 58 at-bats with the Cubs. That slow start led to him being optioneddown to Triple-A in the middle of April. Nevertheless, Shaw will get his ...