Michael Canter is a Knowledge Manager for Cubs Insider, a publication focused on the Chicago Cubs. With a focus on local sports news, Michael provides analysis and updates on the team, including offseason requests, trade rumors, and player performances.
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By: Michael Canter
The Winter Meetings are off to an incendiary start. Juan Soto got baller money from the Mets, and the Cubs are now pitching Cody Bellinger to the runners-up. I’ve also heard that Chicago’s North Side Baseballers are very strong favorites to get Garrett Crochet from the White Sox, but he will cost at least two of your …
Juan Soto has baseball’s biggest contract, three outfielders (including Soto) have new teams, and Cody Bellinger is still a Cub. Free agents, front offices, and fans alike are grateful that his early decision removes the stagnation from this year’s shopping season. Baseball’s newest salary king got $765 million over 15 years from the Mets, which …
By: Michael Canter
I’m still among the shrinking minority that thinks Jed Hoyer will not trade Cody Bellinger this winter, but I do think at least one major trade or free agent signing is coming. Seiya Suzuki isn’t going anywhere is attached to the latest hot rumor and Nico Hoerner is a likely trade candidate. One of Miguel …
By: Michael Canter
It’s difficult to write this column when the activity at the Winter Meetings picks up, but that doesn’t mean I’d rather write for the Diamondbacks or Rockies. I’ll try to keep up, and whatever I miss will be tomorrow’s stale date nut bread. While I’m at it, y’all should send Evan a tattoo parlor gift …
By: Michael Canter
Jed Hoyer and Tom Ricketts very much remind me of the parable of the chicken and the egg. Are Hoyer’s hands tied because his boss won’t approve spending on top-tier free agents, or is he so risk-averse to the potential perils of free agency that he refuses to swim outside his lane? The Cubs were …
The national pundits are as frustrated with the Cubs’ slow offseason as the rest of us, none more than Ken Rosenthal. I like where Rosenthal’s head is, but I think Jed Hoyer has better options than signing Alex Bregman. Favorite storyline of the offseason might be Rosenthal going at Ricketts any chance he gets 😂 …
By: Michael Canter
I’ve been holding this piece up while the Astros and Cubs finalize the deal for Kyle Tucker, and now it’s done. Per Jeff Passan of ESPN, Tucker comes to Chicago for Isaac Paredes, Hayden Wesneski, and Cam Smith. I think we can all live with that trade and I expect Cody Bellinger to be dealt …
By: Michael Canter
I applaud Jed Hoyer for his old-school approach to this offseason. Chicago’s president of baseball operations continues to navigate the trade market after acquiring Kyle Tucker rather than taking the easy way out of just spending. Yes, Harry Dalton and Jack McKeon would be proud of Hoyer’s work thus far. The Cubs are now linked …
By: Michael Canter
I was off last week and planned to provide more content than usual, but I fell sick, so I intend to fulfill that obligation this week and next. Life happens, though I’m 14 pounds leaner this morning than last week, so I’ll take the trade. Speaking of trades, a lot happened while I was out. …
By: Michael Canter
I don’t suppose we’ll be hearing much, if any, baseball news today. With that in mind, I would like to take this to thank all of you for reading and also wish a warm holiday week to everyone. Celebrating friends and family is something we should strive to do all year-round. I’d also like to …
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