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A fun little bit of chaos to open up today's Cubs-Reds game. Elly De La Cruz sent one to the left center gap, which Pete Crow-Armstrong couldn't catch (in part because it was no man's land and Ian Happ came...
CUBS LINEUP — There's an alternate reality where a September Cubs-Yankees matchup at Wrigley Field is actually a big deal. But today, with Caleb Williams starting his first game for the Bears and the Cubs dropping back into obscurity on...
If the Cubs were actually going to pick up a guy from that ill-fated trade, what about getting Eloy Jimenez back? The 27-year-old slugger makes $13.8 million this year, and then has team options at $16.5 million and $18.5 million for the following two seasons ($3 million buyouts).
Today the Cubs will make a dream come true for a host of young, talented baseball players: it’s time to sign on the dotted line and become professionals. Today is the day the new International Free Agency period opens up, with each MLB organization able to start inking, officially, eligible international prospects.
With the 2024 Chicago Cubs season officially in the rearview, it's time to wrap things up in the form of the annual season-ending press conference from the man in charge. Cubs President Jed Hoyer will meet with the media today... Brett Taylor.
Chicago Cubs. As of this morning, players who aren’t under contract or team control for 2024, and who have at least six years of service time, automatically become free agents.
Chicago Cubs. MLB RUMORS — I’ve put off these roundups/lukewarm stoves lately, because in the wake of the Shohei Ohtani saga, I had just so much MLB rumor fatigue. There was also just not a ton of new stuff out there, with everyone seemingly waiting on Yoshinobu Yamamoto to make a decision.
Bruce Levine says, yes, the Cubs are involved in talking with Ohtani in free agency – “why wouldn’t they be?” – but actually landing him is a “long, long-shot.” Levine’s reasoning is not financial, but is instead because he thinks, in the end, Ohtani will want to stay on the West Coast.