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Cubs’ Jed Hoyer Reveals Why Many Top Starting Pitchers Stayed Put at Trade Deadline
Many of the top starting pitcher did not get moved at the 2025 MLB trade deadline, and Chicago Cubs' president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer spoke about why the Cubs' didn't get a top starter and why many other teams didn't either.
Cubs acquire Michael Soroka from Nationals in their first 2025 trade-deadline move
The Cubs are sending rookie-ball infielder Ronny Cruz, 18, and Triple-A outfielder Christian Franklin, 25, to Washington in the trade. Cruz and Franklin are the Cubs’ No. 13 and 14 prospects, according to MLB Pipeline.
When the smoke cleared on the Trade Deadline on Thursday, the Cubs had accomplished a few of their stated goals ahead of a ...
Instead, they approached the innings puzzle from the other end, acquiring two veteran relievers — right-hander Andrew ...
The Cubs continued their trade deadline activity Thursday by acquiring a versatile utility player from the Twins who made his ...
Andrew Kittredge traveled with the Orioles to Chicago on Wednesday ahead of Baltimore’s upcoming weekend series against the ...
We can pretend the Chicago Cubs will spend the $500 million that could be required to re-sign Kyle Tucker this winter. Jed Hoyer and Craig Counsell will say all ...
The Chicago Cubs desperately need to add a starting pitcher at the trade deadline. There are rumors heating up that indicate ...
With the trade deadline wrapping up, the Chicago Cubs should be pretty much set for the second half of the season, barring ...
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