Cubs No. 1 Prospect to Join Daytona Lineup D-Cubs lose Cashner, Samson and Keedy  DAYTONA BEACH – The Daytona Cubs have been an offensive force since the All-Star break, and now the lineup is set to get even better. The top overall prospect in the Chicago Cubs organization according to Baseball America, third baseman Josh Vitters, has been promoted from Peoria to the Advanced-A level. Along with Vitters, the Cubs will receive right handed pitcher Chris Carpenter, both of whom were All-Stars in the Midwest League. They will replace pitcher Andrew Cashner and second baseman Nathan Samson, who were promoted to Double-A Tennessee. | 
After a one hour and thirty seven minute rain delay the Jupiter Hammerheads (3-5) defeated the Daytona Cubs (4-4) in a pitchers duel 2-1.
Cap off your Independence Weekend with the Daytona Cubs on July 5th at Jackie Robinson Ballpark and enjoy a special All-You-Can-Eat BBQ Bash! The buffet will start at 5pm and includes: hot dogs, hamburgers, BBQ chicken, baked beans, potato salad, corn on the cob, iced tea, water, soda, and apple pie! 
Come join the Daytona Cubs on July 7th for lunch at the ballpark! Enjoy an all you can eat meal while you watch the Cubs take on Dunedin in a special 12:05pm game time! Come out with your co-workers, friends and enjoy this no minimum picnic. The picnic will start at 11am and runs till 1:30pm for ONLY $11.00 per person!
DAYTONA BEACH – The honors keep pouring in for Daytona Cubs shortstop Starlin Castro. The 19-year old has been named to the World team for the XM All-Star Futures Game to be played at Busch Stadium in St. Louis on July 12.
FORT MYERS – The Daytona Cubs were well represented at the Florida State League All-Star Game in Fort Myers on Saturday, however, it was their 19-year old shortstop who would steal the show. Starlin Castro won the game’s Most Valuable Player award in leading the North to a 6-4 win over the South.
Daytona Cubs’ fans can hear all the action from the 2009 Florida State League All Star Game online at www.miraclebaseball.com. The voice of the Daytona Cubs, Christian Bruey, will join Fort Myers broadcaster Zach Spear to bring you the sights and sounds from Hammond Stadium.
