Weaver also listed the difficulties the Cubs would have with selling: Cody Bellinger's unique contract structure and broken finger, and Ian Happ's no-trade clause. But even if the Cubs are averse ...

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The Chicago Cubs have been one of the most watched and talked about teams in baseball heading towards the MLB trade deadline. No one knows what they're going to end up doing. Over the last eight ...

Obviously, very different strategy. And this year was very focused on next year and beyond.” Notably, the Cubs didn’t trade right-hander Jameson Taillon, one of their top three starters and a ...

So, it’s obvious that the Cubs will have to bring in some assets via trade. MLB: Chicago Cubs at Athletics Chicago Cubs pitcher Ryan Pressly (55) throws a pitch during the ninth inning against ...

More news: Cubs Make Trade, Acquire Former First-Round Draft Pick From Angels But the first year of Bellinger's new contract was a somewhat disappointing follow-up. He slashed .266/.325/.

With the Chicago Cubs' starting pitching injured, the Team is likely to explore trade options before the MLB trade deadline. One of the Cubs' best options is a former Cy Young winner for the Miami ...

Advertisement A weekend that began with Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer acknowledging the possibility of subtracting at the July 30 trade deadline ended with Sunday’s quiet 7-1 ...

Ryan Pressly waived his no-trade clause and approved ... s front office had adjusted its strategy. Adding Pressly, a team source said, does not preclude the Cubs from signing one of several ...

For Cubs fans, the best answer would be to trade for an available ace, and a reporter for Cubs Insider believes the Cubs can package the necessary players that would bring them the top-of-the ...

The Cubs trade from last season’s trade deadline, which was actually pretty pointless at the time, is now looking pretty dumb. The result was the Cubs getting pretty much nothing from Paredes.