Two potential trade destinations for Nico Hoerner and Cody Bellinger

Bellinger would provide a much-needed spark to an offense that has struggled mightily for the last couple of seasons.

Hoerner being moved to Seattle would likely get the Cubs a return including one of the Mariners' young and promising pitchers, such as George Kirby or Logan Gilbert.

New York Yankees

New York will be in the market for a second baseman, as its starting second baseman, Gleyber Torres, is a free agent, and it does not seem that the Yankees have any interest in bringing him back.

Hoerner would add much improved defense at second base, as he is a former Gold Glove winner, and Torres was tied sixth in the MLB in errors last season with 18.

Bellinger could play both left field and first base for the Yankees, as they are set to lose both Anthony Rizzo and Alex Verdugo. 

Much like Hoerner, Bellinger could add improved defense at either position, especially first base, as Rizzo had one of his worst years at first base with -3 outs above average.

The Cubs will certainly need to make moves if they have any intentions of bringing in big-name free agents like Anthony Santander or even Pete Alonso.

It will be interesting to see what other teams come calling if the Cubs decide to pull the trigger on a deal that includes either Bellinger or Hoerner.