Evan Altman is the Founder and Editor-In-Chief at Cubs Insider. He specializes in covering various aspects of sports, particularly focusing on baseball, the MLB, and the Chicago Cubs, while also delving into sports business and broadcasting. Evan's insights and expertise have been featured in prominent discussions surrounding competitive sports, especially within the vibrant sports culture of Chicago, Illinois.
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By: Evan Altman
This topic feels like more of a given and I’m already up to nearly 2,600 words today, so let’s keep it short and sweet. Jed Hoyer provided a little insight into the Cubs’ plans for the 2025 season during a conference call with the media on Monday, specifically addressing the corner infield situation as it …
Hmm, so maybe everyone saying Kyle Tucker‘s agent was adamant that his client would not agree to an extension wasn’t entirely correct. Shocker. No competent representative would go around signaling a desire to do a team-friendly deal prior to or immediately following his player’s acquisition. Nor would a player immediately shut down the possibility of …
After a little haggling over money, the Cubs and Yankees have agreed to a deal that will send Cody Bellinger to the Bronx. The Cubs will offset some of Bellinger’s remaining guarantee and will receive righty reliever Cody Poteet as compensation. That is a lighter return than previous reports of No. 5 prospect Will Warren, …
We’re still two months away from the start of spring training and the Cubs have a lot of work remaining, but it’s never too early to look at what the computer models say about their potential production. Dan Szymborski recently released his ZiPS projections for the squad Jed Hoyer is in the process of assembling …
By: Evan Altman
Maybe it’s because the Marlins’ ask was too big or maybe it was a matter of Jed Hoyer using his burner account to see how many fans on social media abhor the idea of having four lefties in the lineup. Whatever the case, the Cubs’ oft-reported pursuit of starter Jesús Luzardo may have reached an …
Bwahahahahaha. As reported by Mark Feinsand, John Denton, and Brian McTaggart of MLB, Nolan Arenado invoked his no-trade clause to block an agreed-upon deal that would have sent the third baseman and $15-20 million to Houston. Arenado still has three years and $74 million remaining on his deal, but the Rockies are footing $10 million …
By: Evan Altman
We’re early in a month-long quiet period for Japanese pitcher Rōki Sasaki, who has been posted and must now wait for the next international signing period to open on January 15 before he can join his new team. For those who haven’t been following all the details, Sasaki’s relative youth (he just turned 23 in …
By: Evan Altman
No sooner had the report from Jeff Passan come out that the Twins have listened to offers on righty Pablo López than Cubs fans starting envisioning the possibility of bringing him to the North Side. López, that is, not Passan. Although I suppose the now-dead trade talks involving Jesus Luzardo tell us Jed Hoyer isn’t …
The Cubs are meeting with Japanese pitching phenom Rōki Sasaki in LA on Friday, per 670 The Score’s Bruce Levine. No word yet on whether Jed Hoyer recycled the hologram the Cubs brass used when courting Shohei Ohtani back in 2017 or whether they’ll try to convince Sasaki to visit Wrigley Field over the weekend …
By: Evan Altman
Everything remains quiet on the Cubs front and is likely to remain that way for at least the next couple of days, but there are a few little rumblings here and there. The first of those is that former top prospect Brennen Davis has joined the Yankees on a minor league deal just over a …
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