- Sat Nov 30, 2024 6:55 pm
#2444
Cody Bellinger’s journey from Dodgers MVP to a potential trade piece for the Cubs has taken quite a turn, and it raises some fascinating questions about player value and team strategy in today’s MLB landscape. After a stellar comeback season where he hit .307 with 26 home runs, it’s surprising to see the Cubs struggling to find a trade partner for him.
What do you think is the root of this issue? Is it purely financial, with Bellinger’s hefty contract scaring off potential suitors? Or is there a deeper concern about his long-term consistency after a couple of down years?
Bellinger’s trajectory is a classic case of the highs and lows of a player’s career. He went from Rookie of the Year and MVP to being non-tendered by the Dodgers, and now he’s in a position where the Cubs might have to eat some of his contract just to move him. How do you view the risk versus reward in acquiring a player like Bellinger?
Let’s also consider the Cubs’ strategy moving forward. If they can’t trade him, do they stick with him and hope he continues to produce? Or should they look to rebuild and cut their losses?
And for those who followed Bellinger’s time with the Dodgers, how do you feel about his legacy in L.A.? Is he still a fan favorite, or has the way things ended soured opinions?
Let’s dive into this! What are your thoughts on Bellinger’s current situation, and what does it mean for the Cubs and the league as a whole?
What do you think is the root of this issue? Is it purely financial, with Bellinger’s hefty contract scaring off potential suitors? Or is there a deeper concern about his long-term consistency after a couple of down years?
Bellinger’s trajectory is a classic case of the highs and lows of a player’s career. He went from Rookie of the Year and MVP to being non-tendered by the Dodgers, and now he’s in a position where the Cubs might have to eat some of his contract just to move him. How do you view the risk versus reward in acquiring a player like Bellinger?
Let’s also consider the Cubs’ strategy moving forward. If they can’t trade him, do they stick with him and hope he continues to produce? Or should they look to rebuild and cut their losses?
And for those who followed Bellinger’s time with the Dodgers, how do you feel about his legacy in L.A.? Is he still a fan favorite, or has the way things ended soured opinions?
Let’s dive into this! What are your thoughts on Bellinger’s current situation, and what does it mean for the Cubs and the league as a whole?
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