Sahadev Sharma is a writer and reporter for The Athletic, covering the Chicago Cubs and the baseball scene in Illinois. His work has also been featured in BVM Sports. Sahadev's articles focus on providing in-depth analysis, predictions, and updates on the Cubs' offseason moves, player development, and coaching staff changes.
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By: Sahadev Sharma
"Teams shouldn’t want to come in here and play the Cubs," Jameson Taillon said. "Wrigley shouldn’t be a fun road trip."
By: Sahadev Sharma
Fans expect more. Apparently so does everyone involved with the Cubs. So now their job is to get it done and deliver.
By: Sahadev Sharma
The Cubs' pitching development has improved, and these five pitchers have benefitted.
By: Sahadev Sharma
The Cubs believe that Alcántara has some of the best upside of any of their prospects.
By: Sahadev Sharma
The Cubs believe they’ve made significant inroads and have established themselves as a real player in the Asian market.
By: Sahadev Sharma
In a 3-0 win Saturday over the Reds at Wrigley, he did his best to make sure he earned every bit of the multiple ovations he got on the day.
By: Sahadev Sharma
It will be paramount for the Cubs to build a bullpen that can last a full 162-game season without dishing out hefty contracts.
By: Sahadev Sharma
If the shortstop Jed Hoyer decided to invest so much into can be more consistent in 2025, it should bode well for the Cubs' overall chances.
By: Patrick Mooney, Sahadev Sharma
Even before the end of a 83-79 season, the Cubs began making changes in the front office, though the moves are not without their detractors.
By: Sahadev Sharma, Patrick Mooney
Given their resources and young talent and the growing pressure on the front office, the Cubs will be a team to watch this week.
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