MESA, Ariz. -- Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo missed his third straight game Saturday because of tightness in his back, and is expected to return to the lineup Tuesday for an exhibition game against Team Italy.
Cubs manager Joe Maddon said he wasn't too concerned about Rizzo, who was scratched from Thursday's lineup and hasn't taken batting practice since.
Jeimer Candelario, who subbed for Rizzo at first base Saturday, missed hitting for the cycle by a home run. Candelario hit an RBI triple in the second, a double in the fourth, and a single in the sixth inning of the Cubs' 9-3 victory over the Dodgers.

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• Javier Baez will join Team Puerto Rico on Monday to work out in Scottsdale before beginning play in the World Baseball Classic.
"Javy's definitely in that mental method of getting ready to play," Maddon said of the infielder. "He knows the games are coming up shortly. His at-bats are good."

Baez was expected to play second base for Puerto Rico, which opens play Friday against Venezuela in Jalisco, Mexico. Minor League outfielder John Andreoli will join Team Italy and pitcher Jim Henderson will play for Team Canada when the World Baseball Classic begins. Team Italy is in the same pool, and will play Mexico on Thursday. Canada faces the Dominican Republic in Miami on Thursday.
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• Jason Heyward went 0-for-2 with a walk Saturday, and now is 0-for-15 this spring. Maddon isn't concerned and says he likes Heyward's approach, adding "the results are eventually going to come." Heyward spent the offseason in Mesa reworking his swing after batting .230 last season.
• Saturday marked the first appearances for Cubs relievers Pedro Strop, Hector Rondon and C.J. Edwards Edwards had the most efficient outing, striking out all three batters he faced. New Cubs closer Wade Davis is scheduled to make his first spring appearance Sunday.