Taillon’s shellacking a reminder that Cubs’ starters still working on issues — but at least there’s depth

The Dodgers hammered Jameson Taillon for 10 of their 14 runs Sunday.John Antonoff/Sun-Times

GOODYEAR, Ariz. — Shota Imanaga wasn’t trusted for more than 2 2/3 innings in the National League Division Series last fall. Jameson Taillon is having a bad spring. Matthew Boyd’s start against Class A minor-leaguers Sunday didn’t exactly result in a line score suggesting “Opening Day-ready.”

No one will be shocked if all five members of the Cubs’ rotation — Boyd, Cade Horton, Imanaga, Edward Cabrera and Taillon, in that order — have five- or six-inning quality starts out of the gate this season. But for now, some cringing is allowed, even over spring results, especially if Taillon himself was wincing…