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
“Decisions to decisions are made and not bought.” – MGMT, Kids The World Series is set, but I don’t think we can expect a four-game sweep by either the Yankees or Dodgers to allow us to slide into Hot Stove season succinctly. The Cubs have their share of needs, but there is no clear pathway …
By: Michael Canter
“You should never argue with a crazy mind…you oughta know by now.” – Billy Joel, Movin’ Out The World Series is over, Freddie Freeman of the Dodgers was a magnificent beast, 26-year-old superstar Juan Soto is about to be a free agent, and a couple of handsy knuckleheads are getting much more publicity than they …
By: Michael Canter
“Maybe you had too much too fast or just overplayed your part.” – Grateful Dead, Shakedown Street Though we’ve barely had a chance to collect our breaths following the Dodgers championship run, the 2025 season commences this afternoon with the GM Meetings. Last year’s November surprise swapped David Ross for Craig Counsell, though the results …
By: Michael Canter
“Don’t believe me if I tell you, not a word of this is true.” – Thin Lizzy, Don’t Believe a Word Election Day is here, and it’s too bad that we can’t elect the person charged with running the Cubs. Not that we’d do any better than Tom Ricketts, of course, but perhaps we could …
By: Michael Canter
“For a small piece of paper, it carries a lot of weight. Call it lean, mean, mean green.” – The O’Jays, For the Love of Money Chicago sports teams have mentally and emotionally drained me. I won’t get into my issues with the Bears, Bulls, and Blackhawks, but the Cubs and White Sox, winners of …
By: Michael Canter
MLB is right in the middle of its awards season, a mindless distraction from the wheeling and dealing we’d rather see. Let me give you one hot take before getting to the meat and potatoes of today’s Rundown: The Cubs will sign Walker Buehler and he’ll be the team’s best pitcher next season. I’d rather have …
By: Michael Canter
The Cubs could use another assist from Yu Darvish and a couple of helpers from Shōta Imanaga and Seiya Suzuki. Now that Rōki Sasaki is being posted, Tommy Hottovy and Jed Hoyer might want to enlist the services of Darvish once again. The former Cub has a warm relationship with Chicago’s front office and pitching …
By: Michael Canter
Believe it or not, Saturday Night Live turned 50 this year, and the original cast had me with the controversial word association skit (trigger warning) between Chevy Chase and Richard Pryor. Paul Mooney wrote the skit, which was notable because of Mooney’s hatred for Lorne Michaels and Pryor’s real-life disdain for Chase. The sketch has …
By: Michael Canter
The Cubs’ path of least resistance to the 2025 postseason is through its bullpen, and Jed Hoyer made two significant moves on Wednesday. The president of baseball operations designated Adbert Alzolay for assignment, then acquired reliever Eli Morgan from the Guardians to strengthen the bullpen. The executive also acquired catcher Matt Thaiss from the Angels while …
By: Michael Canter
We are 16 days shy of the Winter Meetings, which probably used to be a lot more fun when deals were done under the influence of tall bourbon pours and cigar smoke in the seedy recesses of a hotel bar. I’m not sure how the following 1977 trade went down, but I like to think …
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