With Matt Garza and Scott Feldman surely on the block, the Cubs could be in the catbird seat in a weak market. Also, more on David Price’s injury/trade situation.
You may have received the survey yesterday, as I did. If you care about the in-game experience at Wrigley, you’ll probably want to take the time to respond.
SenorGato I am hoping the Cubs are more buyers than sellers, but it is possible there is room to do both depending on what they... –May 20, 3:00 PM
Rich H I happen to agree with Kyle on this one. Pitchers 30 or older now with an injury history (Garza) or a history of bad... –May 20, 2:59 PM
Kyle That changed a lot. It turned out Ricketts was lying all along and the decision to lower payroll wasn't some sort of gambit by... –May 20, 2:59 PM
SenorGato I have a similar feeling. Samardzija is good but until he lasts a whole season bringing the awesome then there's no reason to lump... –May 20, 2:56 PM
ssckelley While I agree at some point you have to stop trading away assets and eventually turn into buyers but this is not the season... –May 20, 2:51 PM
Jarred So he used the entire 72 hours to spend with his wife in Des Moines, Iowa? Seriously? How about a little sense of urgency,... –May 20, 2:51 PM
matt We complain that "we don't have ANY pitching ready in the minors", and then we can't wait for them to deal two of their... –May 20, 2:37 PM
Stinky Pete He is leading the team with 5 SBs, I believe. –May 20, 2:32 PM
David I have a feeling that the FO will listen to offers for The Shark and really get tempted to pull the trigger. Can't blame... –May 20, 2:26 PM