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More thoughts on the Cubs and Bellinger here. I think this is going to continue to drag out, with Boras and Bellinger looking for $200+ million before they pull the trigger, and teams like the Cubs content to wait things out and not go particularly close to that level.
The Cincinnati Reds (76-84) will try to end their four-game losing streak when they visit the Chicago Cubs (82-78) on Saturday at 2:20 p.m. ET on MARQ. Sportsbooks consider the Cubs to be -129 favorites for the contest, while the...
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).
The Cubs will look to instill good weight room and conditioning habits, because strength development could lead to an exciting prospect. We’ll find out more names in the Cubs signing class today, and I look forward to analyzing those players development with the Cubs for years to come.
At the close of the Winter Meetings, Chicago Cubs President Jed Hoyer spoke about the things that did and did not happen this week, and how the Cubs proceed with their offseason – and longer-term future – from here.
Clase might just not be a realistic target for the Cubs, and their conversations with the Guardians – and the leaking of those conversations – might simply have been about applying some pressure in the free agent market.
MLB RUMORS — The offseason is in a weird place. A ton of free agents and potential trade targets are still available, but because of the calendar (and, let’s be honest, the way the Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamoto sagas played out), the rumors have run a bit thin. The league needs some legitimate action to kick things back into gear.
The expanded thought is that new Red Sox Baseball Chief (and former Cubs executive) Craig Breslow would try to use a Kenley Jansen deal to replenish some pitching in Boston’s system and free up money to go after a free agent.