The Chicago Cubs have been swirling around a lot in the MLB rumor mill over the last few weeks. Jed Hoyer appears to have his hand in quite a few different markets, but so far the team has not been able to make a highly impactful move to increase their World Series chances.
The Chicago Cubs have not had a highly-impactful offseason just yet. Jed Hoyer and the front office have made a couple of solid moves, but there is a lot more work to be done.
The Chicago Cubs have had a quiet offseason thus far. Jed Hoyer has made a couple of quality smaller moves, but no high-impact addition has been made to this point in time.
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As Chicago Cubs fans continue to wait patiently for Jed Hoyer and the front office to make an impact addition in free agency, other teams have remained very active.
The stars were out in full force during the 2025 World Series. From Max Scherzer in Toronto to Freddie Freeman, Mookie Betts, and of course, Shohei Ohtani, in Los Angeles, there was no shortage of the game's best under the brightest lights.
The Chicago Cubs have had a fairly quiet MLB offseason thus far. Fans have been begging the front office and Jed Hoyer to get aggressive, but so far that has not been the case.
Baseball's offseason is where the chess match begins for the upcoming year, as teams compete to patch holes and fill gaps on their rosters. The Chicago Cubs are one organization that hasn't made much of a splash since free agency started, but that doesn't mean it won't come.
Fans continue to wait for the Chicago Cubs to make an aggressive push during the MLB offseason. To this point, there has been nothing to get excited about.
The Winter Meetings are upon every baseball organization in the majors and there will be plenty of players dealt, signed, dropped and shuffled. The Chicago Cubs have plenty of areas to address this week, like adding another starter to the rotation, and there has to be some concern about replacing Kyle Tucker's production.
Rumors have been swirling around the Chicago Cubs this offseason, with one interesting speculation being that the front office had lost confidence in one of their key players.
The Chicago Cubs are expected to be busy throughout the course of the MLB offseason. Just how busy and what kind of players they will target remains to be seen.
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Jed Hoyer and the Chicago Cubs have not been very busy so far this offseason. After signing veteran relief pitcher Phil Maton to a contract, the team has gone radio silent.
The Chicago Cubs have long been hobbled by internal budget pressures that almost invariably butt heads with the desire to actually have the team succeed on the field.
The Chicago Cubs have had a quiet offseason to this point, but the rumors are starting to pick up. Jed Hoyer and the front office made a quick move to sign veteran relief pitcher Phil Maton to begin the offseason.
The Chicago Cubs enter the offseason with the goal more so than anything of adding to their pitching staff, both in the starting rotation and in the bullpen.
The Chicago Cubs' ownership has been notoriously stringent on their team's spending in the past. This has limited Jed Hoyer and the rest of the Cubs front office's ability to offer top free agents the amount of money it would actually take to sign them in recent years.
Many thought that the Chicago Cubs would be one of the most likely teams to sign free agent Dylan Cease this winter, given that Jed Hoyer and the rest of Chicago's front office have conveyed an interest in adding an impact starter this offseason.
With Thanksgiving in the rearview mirror, the time is now for the Chicago Cubs to ramp up their offseason efforts and bolster their roster in the ways they're apparently keen to do.
Getting starting pitching seems to be a priority of the Chicago Cubs this offseason and there are some interesting names on the board. While not every pitcher is going to be a great fit for what the Cubs are looking for while others could be a bit pricey, there are some strong names that fit the mold that Jed Hoyer is searching for.
The Chicago Cubs are wasting no time addressing their most glaring roster need this offseason. In a move designed to stabilize a relief corps that President of Baseball Operations Jed Hoyer recently described as a “blank canvas,” the club has agreed to a multi-year contract with veteran right-hander Phil Maton.
The Cubs are headed into this offseason prioritizing pitching additions, as president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer told reporters on Tuesday.
He reportedly interviewed with the Nats a couple of weeks ago.
This could have the Cubs, and their fans, asking "what if" at the end of the season.
Chicago Cubs president Jed Hoyer offered some surprisingly candid remarks about the big gamble he made at the MLB trade deadline.
With Thursday’s trade deadline looming, the Chicago Cubs announced one big move Monday afternoon: The team and president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer agreed to terms on a multiyear contract extension.
Chicago Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer entered 2025 without a contract beyond this season. But with the Cubs sharing the National League's best record with the Milwaukee Brewers entering Monday's play, Hoyer has been rewarded with a multiyear extension announced prior to the Cubs' series opener at Milwaukee.
Hoyer’s previous contract, which he signed when he took over from Theo Epstein as Chicago’s chief baseball decision maker after the 2020 season, would have expired at the end of the 2025 campaign.
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