Jed Hoyer says the Cubs are focused on bullpen and bench upgrades. Is this enough to appease a fanbase hungry for a return to contention? Or are the Cubs destined for another season of mediocrity? Hoyer seems hesitant to make any significant financial commitments, especially to relievers. With several late-inning options available on shorter deals, like Yates, Robertson, and Jansen, is this a missed opportunity for the Cubs to bolster a key area of weakness?
The Cubs have a glut of young infield talent. Is prioritizing a veteran backup truly the best use of resources? Perhaps exploring a trade for a more impactful player would be wiser. What about the starting rotation? Is the current group strong enough to compete in a tough division?
The reported interest in Alex Bregman, even if for a short-term deal, sparked some excitement. However, Hoyer’s subsequent comments seem to downplay the possibility of a major splash. Does this signal a lack of ambition from the front office? Or is it a pragmatic approach given the current roster construction? What moves, realistically, could the Cubs make to become true contenders in 2025? Let’s hear your bold predictions and potential trade scenarios!
Jed Hoyer says the Cubs are focused on bullpen and bench upgrades. Is this enough to appease a fanbase hungry for a return to contention? Or are the Cubs destined for another season of mediocrity? Hoyer seems hesitant to make any significant financial commitments, especially to relievers. With several late-inning options available on shorter deals, like Yates, Robertson, and Jansen, is this a missed opportunity for the Cubs to bolster a key area of weakness?
The Cubs have a glut of young infield talent. Is prioritizing a veteran backup truly the best use of resources? Perhaps exploring a trade for a more impactful player would be wiser. What about the starting rotation? Is the current group strong enough to compete in a tough division?
The reported interest in Alex Bregman, even if for a short-term deal, sparked some excitement. However, Hoyer’s subsequent comments seem to downplay the possibility of a major splash. Does this signal a lack of ambition from the front office? Or is it a pragmatic approach given the current roster construction? What moves, realistically, could the Cubs make to become true contenders in 2025? Let’s hear your bold predictions and potential trade scenarios!
