Why it's a lot tougher to sell guys for value now than you might think, even if they offer their new team more starts in 2013.
Analysis and Commentary
The Cubs Are Asking For a Lot in Trade for Alfonso Soriano – Should They Be?
The Cubs want “a player of note” in any trade for Soriano. Is he actually worth that much when you consider other available options?
Calculating the Maximum Contract the Cubs Should Offer Michael Bourn
When considering projections and the value of a lost draft pick, what could the Cubs comfortably offer someone like Michael Bourn?
The National League Should Probably Adopt the Designated Hitter
An argument I never thought I’d make. But the discussion is making the rounds again, and I think I’ve got to pick a side.
Guest Post: The Bullpen, Lefties, and the Departure of Jeff Beliveau
How much did the loss of Jeff Beliveau actually hurt the Cubs?
Does Edwin Jackson’s 2012 Decline in Velocity Portend Doom?
An extensive look at drops in velocity as pitchers age, and the impact it can have on their effectiveness.
Where Things Stand: Who’s Left, the Cubs’ Needs, What Could Happen
We’re entering the kinda-sorta second half of the offseason, where the focus will change, and the team will start to come into focus.
The Interesting Financial Particulars of Edwin Jackson’s Contract
His four-year, $52 million deal comes with a big signing bonus up front.
The 42-Man, er, 40-Man Roster Problem
By Brett on January 24, 2013
With Scott Hairston coming on board, joining Carlos Villanueva in roster limbo, the Cubs are going to have to clear some space.
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