Alex Bregman could represent a legacy-shaping deal for Cubs president Jed Hoyer
MESA, Ariz. — Chicago Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer acknowledged the uncertainty surrounding his own future, which is yet another variable as the club pursues Alex Bregman, the All-Star third baseman who could be the difference between a return to the playoffs and sweeping changes throughout the organization.
Armstrong’s personality shine, and the comfortability he has experienced has helped the high-upside outfielder come into his ...
Pete Crow-Armstrong was on the back patio at the Cubs’ complex earlier this spring, shooting hoops with Dansby Swanson and ...
After the Chicago Cubs missed out on Alex Bregman this winter, Jed Hoyer decided to add veteran corner infielder Justin ...
A through line from the offseason to spring training in Arizona has been the Cubs’ ability to add players who have already ...
The Cubs are 26 games under .500 since Theo Epstein left. They're projected to win 90 games in 2025, and Jed Hoyer knows he ...
Set to enter his second full season in the majors, the center fielder is switching from No. 52 to No. 4. There's a great story behind Crow-Armstrong's decision to change numbers involving Cubs ...
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The Chicago Cubs fell short in their attempt to sign free-agent third baseman Alex Bregman after ownership approved ...
Jed Hoyer did his best to help Chicago Cubs fans forget all about the team's wildly disappointing 2024 campaign, revamping the bullpen and, most notably, tradin ...
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