The Chicago Cubs have made several significant moves over the past few days. These moves signal that the front office is serious about taking the next step in 2025.
For the next five seasons, Alex Bregman will be a Chicago Cub. The soon to be 32 year old signed a five year, $175 million deal with the organization that includes no opt outs and a full no-trade clause.
As you have likely heard, the Cubs signed Alex Bregman late last night. There will be much more on this here later today. Here is the list of Cubs Convention attendees, which is apparently still in flux.
The Chicago Cubs now have four confirmed players who will be participating in the 2026 World Baseball Classic. Catcher Miguel Amaya (Team Panama) is the most recent addition, joining Pete Crow-Armstrong (Team USA), Jonathon Long (Chinese Taipei), and Jameson Tailon (Team Canada).
Jed Hoyer and the Chicago Cubs have finally kicked their offseason into high gear. After making fans wait for weeks, the team has now acquired starting pitcher Edward Cabrera in a major splash trade with the Miami Marlins and backed that move up by signing star free agent third baseman Alex Bregman.
Late-night breaking news out of Chicago tonight as the Cubs have shocked the baseball universe and landed Alex Bregman on a five-year, $175 million contract.
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