David Ross is one retiree who's staying active

For someone who's supposed to be retired now, former Cubs catcher David Ross seems to be filling up his calendar. Here's what he has been up to.— Was announced this week as a contestant on "Dancing with the Stars," drawing Lindsay Arnold as...

David Ross is one retiree who's staying active

For someone who's supposed to be retired now, former Cubs catcher David Ross seems to be filling up his calendar. Here's what he has been up to.

— Was announced this week as a contestant on "Dancing with the Stars," drawing Lindsay Arnold as his dance partner. Anthony Rizzo said in a video for MLB's Cut4: "Rossy, Anthony here at Cubby camp. Can't wait to watch those hips move, they don't lie, baby. Good luck and try not to suck."

— Is scheduled to play with the Harlem Globetrotters in his hometown of Tallahassee, Fla., on Wednesday. Ross posted a photo of himself in full uniform on Instagram and Twitter.

— Filmed a commercial in Chicago where he gets passersby to try Raisin Bran Crunch Apple Strawberry as a part of an endorsement deal he signed with Kellogg’s.

— Will headline the American Red Cross Evening of Stars at Bloomington-Normal Marriott Hotel and Conference Center on April 18.

— Has his book launch for "Teammate: My Journey in Baseball and a World Series for the Ages" in May.

— Will join ESPN this season as a baseball analyst, pitching in on studio coverage, "SportsCenter" and other platforms.

— Helped a young woman ask a fellow Cubs fan to prom on Twitter.

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Caption Cubs' Joe Maddon on opening day starter

Cubs manager Joe Maddon on opening day starter and Angels manager Mike Scioscia. (Mark Gonzales/Chicago Tribune) 

Cubs manager Joe Maddon on opening day starter and Angels manager Mike Scioscia. (Mark Gonzales/Chicago Tribune) 

Caption Cubs' Joe Maddon on opening day starter

Cubs manager Joe Maddon on opening day starter and Angels manager Mike Scioscia. (Mark Gonzales/Chicago Tribune) 

Cubs manager Joe Maddon on opening day starter and Angels manager Mike Scioscia. (Mark Gonzales/Chicago Tribune) 

Caption Cubs' Brett Anderson on his first Cactus League start

Cubs pitcher Brett Anderson discusses his first Cactus League start, against the White Sox, on Feb. 27, 2017, in Mesa, Ariz. (Mark Gonzales/Chicago Tribune)

Cubs pitcher Brett Anderson discusses his first Cactus League start, against the White Sox, on Feb. 27, 2017, in Mesa, Ariz. (Mark Gonzales/Chicago Tribune)

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Trudie has been a Chicago Cubs fan for most of her life. On Feb. 27, 2017, Trudie purchased a few tickets for the 2017 season. (Nancy Stone/Chicago Tribune)

Trudie has been a Chicago Cubs fan for most of her life. On Feb. 27, 2017, Trudie purchased a few tickets for the 2017 season. (Nancy Stone/Chicago Tribune)

Caption Cubs pitcher Pierce Johnson on switching to the bullpen

Cubs pitcher Pierce Johnson discusses his new role in the bullpen on Feb. 27, 2017. (Mark Gonzales/Chicago Tribune)

Cubs pitcher Pierce Johnson discusses his new role in the bullpen on Feb. 27, 2017. (Mark Gonzales/Chicago Tribune)

Caption Joe Maddon on White Sox manager Rick Renteria

Cubs manager Joe Maddon discusses White Sox manager Rick Renteria as well as Cubs pitchers Brett Anderson and Caleb Smith on Feb. 27, 2017. (Mark Gonzales/Chicago Tribune)

Cubs manager Joe Maddon discusses White Sox manager Rick Renteria as well as Cubs pitchers Brett Anderson and Caleb Smith on Feb. 27, 2017. (Mark Gonzales/Chicago Tribune)

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