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Cubs’ Jed Hoyer Reveals Why Many Top Starting Pitchers Stayed Put at Trade Deadline
Many of the top starting pitcher did not get moved at the 2025 MLB trade deadline, and Chicago Cubs' president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer spoke about why the Cubs' didn't get a top starter and why many other teams didn't either.
President of baseball operations Jed Hoyer approached the trade deadline wanting to improve the Chicago Cubs bench and pitching depth. To that end, Hoyer and the Cubs accomplished their goal. They ...
The Chicago Cubs needed pitching help so they turned to Washington Nationals righty Michael Soroka in a deal a day before the ...
The Cubs may have a soft schedule on paper the rest of the way, but there was nothing squishy about the Kansas City bats on ...
The Chicago Cubs entered the 2025 trade deadline with one of the best farmsystems in baseball, with significant holes on the ...
The Cubs played it safe, and the White Sox tried to muster enthusiasm for another season of Luis Robert Jr. Chicago fans shook their heads.
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