Step off the ledge, baseball fans.
Joe Maddon and the Cubs are not concerned with Jake Arrieta's low velocity early in 2017.
In fact, it actually may be by design, at least in part.
Across the board, each one of the five Cubs starters has seen a dip in velocity the first two times through the rotation this season.
Arrieta has seen the biggest drop, going from an average of 93.6 mph on his fastballs in 2016 to just 91.4 mph entering Saturday's start.
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Maddon said before Saturday's game he wouldn't be monitoring the radar gun at the bottom of the giant video board in left field throughout Arrieta's outing.