After missing the postseason for a fifth straight (full) year, the Chicago Cubs, who finished 83-79, are making changes to their coaching staff, sources familiar with the situation told ESPN on Monday,

The Cubs are making some coaching changes, as relayed by Jesse Rogers of ESPN on X. The club is letting go of first base coach Mike Napoli, assistant hitting coach Jim Adduci, bullpen coach Darren Holmes and “a couple of strength coaches.”

Following Sunday’s Game 162 at Wrigley Field, the Cubs cut ties with first-base coach Mike Napoli, bullpen coach Darren Holmes and assistant hitting coach Jim Adduci. The Cubs had been eliminated from playoff contention with a week left in the season, finishing with the same record (83-79) they compiled last year while David Ross ran the team.