ST. LOUIS (AP) -- Just before the All-Star break, the Chicago Cubs are getting their ailing rotation back together. Kerry Wood, who's been on the 15-day disabled list for almost two months with a strained right triceps muscle, is set to pitch Sunday against St. Louis in the Cubs' final game before the break. Wood, 3-3 with a 2.82 ERA, threw a short bullpen session before Friday's game and reported no problems. He's been on the DL since May 12. ``He doesn't feel any soreness today, just the normal soreness in his leg and his butt and all of the good places,'' manager Dusty Baker said. ``It looks like he's going to be fine.'' Mark Prior could have pitched on four days' rest Sunday, but instead he will start the first game after the break at home against Milwaukee on Thursday. ``It's time for Woody, that's what it is,'' Baker said. ``Then we take the break and it kind of sets up our rotation after the break.'' Three of the Cubs' pitchers are on pitch counts, including Prior and Greg Maddux, and Baker doesn't want to throw any of them on consecutive days to avoid taxing his bullpen. 明天是不是伍德要取代普来尔先发？ -- ξ从前从前 有个人爱你很久 但偏偏 风渐渐 把距离吹得好远＊╮ --

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