If needed, Turner ready to answer starting call  If needed,
Turner ready to answer starting call  CHICAGO -- Jacob Turner
pitched in relief on Thursday, although it was more like a
start, and it could lead to a start on Tuesday against the Reds.
Officially, Turner entered in the sixth inning in relief of
Tsuyoshi Wada, who had started Tuesday's game. That contest was
suspended because of rain, and it resumed on Thursday in the
sixth. Turner threw 34 pitches over two innings, and the Cubs
held on for a 2-1 win over the Giants.  Manager Rick Renteria
has yet to name a starter for next Tuesday against the Reds. It
would be Edwin Jackson's start, but the right-hander was placed
on the disabled list Thursday with a strained right lat.  Turner
is ready.  "Definitely," he said when asked if he could go five
innings. "I was starting at the beginning of the month. I don't
think I'd have any problem going five [innings], and depending
on how stressful the innings were, getting back up and down
wouldn't be a problem."