CHICAGO, Sept. 1 (UPI) — Kosuke Fukudome and Tyler Colvin each delivered RBI doubles in the third inning Wednesday and the Chicago Cubs downed Pittsburgh 5-3.

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Tyler Colvin isn't ready to play first base.

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Tyler Colvin hasn't played first base since his sophomore year in college at Clemson, but he is likely to start there Monday as the Cubs face the Nationals.

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Aramis Ramirez and Tyler Colvin drove in two runs apiece, backing seven strong innings from Tom Gorzelanny as the Cubs beat Atlanta, 5-4, before 41,099 at Wrigley Field on Saturday.

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Tyler Colvin got a break from his speed course on infield play Saturday, when Cubs manager Lou Piniella inserted him in the starting lineup in left field. Alfonso Soriano had the day off.

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Tyler Colvin took grounders at first base on Friday for the second day and could make his debut there during the Cubs' three-game series against the Nationals, which starts on Monday.

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Tyler Colvin hasn't played first base since his sophomore year in college, and that was only part time.

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Chicago Cubs catcher Geovany Soto has tendinitis in his throwing shoulder, while Xavier Nady will play for Tyler Colvin on Sunday.

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Cubs rookie outfielder Tyler Colvin planned on taking advantage of an off-day Saturday to do a little homework.

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Aramis Ramirez delivered a pinch-hit three-run homer to highlight a six-run sixth inning, Geovany Soto drove in five runs, Tyler Colvin added his 17th shot and Blake DeWitt hit his first home run for Chicago to power the Cubs to a much-needed 15-3 victory Wednesday over the Brewers.

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Tyler Colvin is hitting home runs at a pace better than Prince Fielder or even Albert Pujols.

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Tyler Colvin is hitting home runs at a pace better than Prince Fielder or even Albert Pujols. The Cubs' rookie outfielder has a .531 slugging percentage

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Althoughthe Chicago Cubs mightbe too far gone to be bigwinners this season,rookies Starlin Castro,Tyler Colvin and AndrewCashner have the teamexcited about their future.

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Chicago — Although the Chicago Cubs might be too far gone to be big winners this season, rookies Starlin Castro, Tyler Colvin and Andrew Cashner have the team excited about their future.

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Although the Chicago Cubs might be too far gone to be big winners this season, rookies Starlin Castro, Tyler Colvin and Andrew Cashner have the team excited about their future.

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CHICAGO Although the Chicago Cubs might be too far gone to be big winners this season, rookies Starlin Castro, Tyler Colvin and Andrew Cashner have the team excited about their future.

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Tyler Colvin, Geovany Soto and Alfonso Soriano each homered on a sweltering Friday to back Randy Wells and lead the Cubs to a 5-0 win over the Cardinals for their fifth win in the last eight games.

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Tyler Colvin was moved into the leadoff spot Sunday for the Cubs in place of Ryan Theriot, who was batting .269 in the No. 1 spot. Rookie Starlin Castro into the No.

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This article is part two of a series of articles looking at the Cubs’ not-so-distant future. To read part one, which looks at first and third base, follow this link . The Cubs have five outfielders on their 25-man roster that could start for just about any team in major league baseball: Marlon Byrd, Tyler Colvin, Kosuke Fukudome, Xavier Nady, and Alfonso Soriano

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Cubs rookie Tyler Colvin played first base in high school and some in college, but now he is an outfielder.

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