Heading into 2024, the following players have all had monster campaigns in the past, but recently, haven't produced close to their career bests. The pressure is high for each of them to perform better.
The Chicago Cubs enter the 2024 season with high hopes. After a somewhat quiet offseason, the Cubs made their big splash by re-signing Cody Bellinger. To put it in review, Chicago made Craig Counsell their new manager, re-signed Bellinger, and signed Shota Imanaga and Hector Neris.
For the Chicago Cubs the starpower up in the middle of the diamond, as three of its four Top 100 selections in ESPN’s recent player rankings call those positions home.
Throughout the entire offseason, the Chicago Cubs and Cody Bellinger saga dominated the headlines. Centered around financials, it looked for a while that a reunion between the two sides would not happen and there would be a major hole in their lineup that the former MVP held last year.
The Chicago Cubs might not be done with their offseason plans just yet. Following re-signing Cody Bellinger after Spring Training started, the front office could still be in the mix for many remaining players.
So now that the Chicago Cubs have resigned Cody Bellinger, we can turn our focus to a different set of odds: How many home runs he will hit in 2024.
The Chicago Cubs continue to make waves in Spring Training. The team's youth is showing up in a big way, the likes of Shota Imanaga and other new faces
One of the most important additions that the Chicago Cubs were able to make this offseason was getting their slugger Cody Bellinger back with the team for 2024.
After a long offseason of negotiations with Cody Bellinger, the Chicago Cubs managed to re-sign the star outfielder to a three-year deal last week worth $80 million.
The Chicago Cubs don't have many jobs to win during Spring Training, and with Cody Bellinger re-signing, they lost another job for someone to win. Mike Tauchman, Pete Crow-Armstrong, and others have an opportunity to make the Opening Day Roster.
Cody Bellinger and MLB super-agent Scott Boras seem content (if not thrilled) with the long winter's outcome that saw him back with the Chicago Cubs.
Scott Boras was actually down for Cody Bellinger's contract. So said Scott Boras.
Cody Bellinger played his first season with the Chicago Cubs last year, but it was unclear whether or not he would be back in the Windy City in 2024. However, the Cubs and Bellinger just reached a deal earlier this week, and he will be back in Chicago next season.
The Chicago Cubs decided to re-sign Cody Bellinger to a three-year deal worth $80 million. After an offseason that didn't see them land any significant offensive pieces, it was a necessity to bring Bellinger back.
The Los Angeles Angels were linked to former Most Valuable Player Cody Bellinger all offseason long. Over the weekend, he went back to Chicago on a three-year, $80 million contract with the Cubs.
The Chicago Cubs brought Cody Bellinger back on a very reasonable deal. Could the Toronto Blue Jays do the same with Matt Chapman?
In MLB history, 31 players have earned both Rookie of the Year and Most Valuable Player honors over the course of their careers. How many can you name in five minutes?
The former MVP will return to the site of his resurgent 2023 season.
It took until late February, but one of Scott Boras’ top clients in the 2024 free agent class has finally signed a contract. According to Jeff Passan of ESPN, the Chicago Cubs and Cody Bellinger have agreed to a three-year contract worth $80 million.
One of the top free-agent hitters reached an agreement overnight, as center fielder Cody Bellinger agreed with the Cubs on a three-year, $80M deal.
The Chicago Cubs and free agent Cody Bellinger agreed to a three-year, $80 million contract, ESPN reported late Saturday night. Per the report, the deal includes opt-outs after each of the first two years.
Cody Bellinger’s long winter wait is finally over.
Cody Bellinger remains a free agent, and the Chicago Cubs have not closed the door on bringing him back.
Cubs chairman Tom Ricketts spoke to the media on Monday, including Jesse Rogers of ESPN, and addressed the topic of free agent Cody Bellinger.
As spring training begins, where will Cody Bellinger land?
We’re only a couple of weeks away from Spring Training games being played and four of this winter’s top free agents still don’t know where they’re going to be playing.
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