Hey! I was on the latest Cubs Related Podcast – released earlier today – where Brendan, Corey, and I talked about the Cubs pitching staff for about an hour. If you’re so inclined, give it a listen.
Otherwise, let’s dig into some news from around the league …
Throughout the offseason, Brett and I must’ve mentioned the seemingly incomplete offseasons of the Brewers and Cardinals about a thousand times. Both teams got off to good starts and added some really quality pieces, but neither really finished the job. For the Brewers, that would’ve been landing an additional starter (though, they at least tried), and for the Cardinals it would’ve been adding another late-inning arm. The Brewers’ miss was exacerbated by an injury to Wade Miley, and, as for the Cardinals …
To be sure, the Cardinals made a solid, bounce-back addition in Luke Gregerson, who aims to be the closer this season, but that group is still pretty thin, even if there are some interesting pitching prospects in the upper minors who could eventually be of service. And unfortunately now, that decision to hold off on adding another arm might look even worse. According to The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Gregerson is likely heading for a DL-stint to start the year. Earlier in the spring, Gregerson dealt with an oblique strain that kept him out of action, and now he’s “hobbling” around because of a mild hamstring strain. The Cardinals could backdate his DL stint to his last Cactus League appearance, but that won’t really matter, because he still won’t be ready as soon as he heals up (he’s thrown only three innings so far this Spring, so he’ll definitely need some ramp up time).
The Cardinals signed Gregerson to a two-year/$11 million deal (with a 2020 option for $5M) earlier this winter. When he’s healthy, he’s expected to be their closer, but until then, they’ll have some questions. (Will they finally go after Greg Holland?)
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Last season, only Mike Trout had a higher OBP than Aaron Judge (in the American League), and apparently his new manager, Aaron Boone, has taken notice … and action. In today’s Yankees lineup, Boone had Aaron Judge scheduled to hit leadoff, and, apparently, that’s something he’s considering for the regular season. Not unlike the Cubs, the Yankees can afford to have one of their best hitters lead off, because (well, it’s a good thing anyway) there’s so much other offensive potential up-and-down the lineup (Giancarlo Stanton, Greg Bird, Gary Sanchez, etc.) to make up for any loss of thump in the middle. Good luck.
During yesterday’s Phillies/Tigers SPRING TRAINING game, one Tigers pitcher, two Phillies pitchers, the Phillies’ manager, and the Phillies bench coach were all tossed after a series of hit-by-pitches were exchanged. Some seemed pretty purposeful (to me), others not-so-much. Ultimately, though, it was all very confusing – especially because the Phillies and Tigers aren’t exact arch-rivals … and it was Spring Training. Who knows.
At FanRag, Jon Heyman has a ton of notes on a bunch of different teams, so you’ll want to check it out in its entirety. Among the highlights … Heyman reports that the Cubs offer to Alex Cobb was actually for four years and $48 million, not three years and $42 million like we had originally heard. He ultimately wound up getting $57 million from the Orioles, as Heyman points out as a win, but he didn’t mention the deferrals which brings the present value of the contract closer to … $48 million. So, seems like that was his price level after all.
Secondly, Dan Straily. Any "forearm inflammation," no matter how mild, is of at least some concern. The next week will tell, if that inflammation clears out. MRI came back clear. That's the best news.
Earlier in this post, I pointed out that Aaron Judge’s OBP was second only to Mike Trout last season, but added “in the American League,” as a qualifier, because Joey Votto is inhuman. Last season, Votto was one of the best hitters in baseball (he was the best in the NL), slashing .320/.454/.578 with 36 home runs and a 19.0% walk rate (11.7 K%). That’s just … wow. He’s somehow still underrated, I think. Anyway, I bring that up because Travis Sawchik wonders how long Votto, who’ll turn 35 at the end of this season, can stave off a decline. He actually got a bit *better* last season, so … maybe he’ll be one of those still playing for another decade. He’s already a Hall-of-Famer, in my opinion.
Here’s something I don’t think any of us expected to see in March of 2018:
Matt Kemp is probably gonna bat third for the Dodgers on Opening Day. What a time to be alive.
Sure, the Dodgers are playing without Justin Turner, so there’s a little more room in the lineup than usual, but still … good for Matt Kemp. The guy’s been worth a combined 1.6 WAR in the FIVE total seasons since his last good year with the Dodgers in 2012, but he’s back in L.A. and has turned a .283/.320/.487 Spring slash line into a starting job with the NL West favorites on Opening Day.
Also taking advantage of the spring? Former Cubs prospect Dan Vogelbach. The Mariners’ first baseman leads all of MLB (this Spring) with a .383/.500/.830 slash line (1.330 OPS) and might just finally break out. And it’s probably not just luck and small samples. Although we always knew he had the potential to be a great hitter, Vogelbach took the offseason to buy into the fly ball revolution, and it appears that really unlocked his power potential (a lot like Ian Happ). Good for him.
Yesterday, we discussed the apparent injury to D-Backs outfielder Steven Souza, and today we get confirmation: he has a strained pectoral muscle. Translation: not as bad as the “major shoulder injury” looked at first report. He’ll still be out a couple of weeks, but that’s not nearly as bad as it could’ve been.
After being investigated by MLB for sexual assault, Miguel Sano will not be suspended this year. Apparently, to MLB, there was not enough evidence to substantiate the accusation:
Twins slugger Miguel Sanó won't be suspended by MLB under domestic-violence policy. League says "there was insufficient evidence to support a disciplinary determination against Sanó."
I struggle to react to this. If Sano is truly innocent, the result is, of course, appropriate. However, it’s difficult to feel completely clear when MLB bases its decision on a lack of evidence and contemporaneous substantiation (i.e., the allegation was based on something that purportedly happened a while ago). So, yeah, I don’t know. MLB has been pretty progressive in managing these sort of allegations in recent years (Aroldis Chapman was suspended, despite escaping legal ramifications), but something feels odd about this one.
Along similar lines, Steven Wright has been suspended 15 games …
If you were unaware, Wright was charged with domestic assault and preventing a 911 call, which are both misdemeanors in Tennessee, and released on a $2,500 bond. He will now be suspended 15 games.
Everybody else was doing it, so I thought I would go ahead and get sick. As a treat. Pitchers and catchers officially report tomorrow, marking the nominal beginning of Spring Training. The Cubs' roster may or may not be complete at this point, but you'd strongly prefer not to make any dramatic changes once things really really get rolling - it just seems like more times than not, you see...
As expected, the Chicago Cubs today announced their non-roster invites to big league Spring Training. The full list is below, with the reminder that these are the NON-40-MAN players who are coming to big league camp. So if you're wondering where someone obvious is, pretty good bet they're on the 40-man, so, yes, they'll be there. You know the minor league deal veterans already, but there are a host of...
There's not a whole lot doing yet today on the Alex Bregman front, but there are a few updates to share, at least. First, from Bruce Levine, who says the Cubs are still working at it and seems to imply that some members of the organization might be trying to convince other members of the organization that a certain level of deal is worth it or not: Cubs remain in...
The Athletic did a thing where they picked an available free a gent for each of the 30 MLB teams, and although I want to underscore that there's no "rumor" here, I did find the selection for the Cubs to be sufficiently interesting to merit a discussion. Particularly after going through the entire collection of bullpen options for the Cubs yesterday and noting how few of them throw lefty. Which...
The many, many pre-2025 Chicago Cubs top-X-number-of-prospects lists have dropped the last couple weeks - MLB Pipeline is the only major one we're still waiting on - and if you haven't seen all or any of them, I thought I'd round them up here. I also have some thoughts. Baseball America dropped its full slate of top-30s for each organization: https://bsky.app/profile/baseballamerica.com/post/3lh22jl2hct2v No huge surprises on the list for the Cubs,...
I feel like a genius and an idiot: for *YEARS* I have loved peanut butter sauce as an ice cream topping, but you can't get it everywhere, and there's basically no good take-home variety. So I get it when I can get it, and otherwise am just sad. BUT THEN LAST NIGHT I WAS LIKE DUH I CAN MAKE MY OWN AT HOME! I've got this powdered peanut butter protein,...
A few Alex Bregman bits to chew on as you settle down for the night ... Jon Heyman tonight writes that although Bregman is receiving "creative short-term offers," he and Scott Boras are still looking for six+ years. That tracks with Bob Nightengale's reporting earlier today. Heyman adds that the Astros actually have come up some amount from their offer from earlier in the offseason (reportedly six years and $156...
The Chicago Cubs, ostensibly still in the market for a free-agent third baseman, will watch one option fall off the board tonight. Former White Sox third baseman - and offseason Cubs target - Yoan Moncada is reportedly signing a modest deal with the Los Angeles Angels. Yoan Moncada to the Angels Ken Rosenthal reports the deal on X as a one-year, $5 million contract. https://twitter.com/Ken_Rosenthal/status/1887654549227512106 Moncada, still just 29, is...
Given the Ryan Brasier trade potentially capping off the Chicago Cubs' bullpen moves for the offseason, and given how much movement there has been in that group this offseason, I thought it worth a reset just to see where the Cubs stand. How many arms do they have available now for the bullpen group? How many can be moved up and down? Who is fighting for a roster spot? You...
Based on some scattered quotes from ownership — as well as where Jed Hoyer's front office wound up last season — our initial expectation for the Cubs 2025 payroll was right around the first tier of the luxury tax threshold (up to $241M this year). But then, around mid-winter, those expectations changed. Supported by their cost-saving activity in free agency and especially trade, some new reporting/speculating led us to believe that...
I am coming around to the idea of Ashton Jeanty lining up next to Caleb Williams in the Chicago Bears backfield. Don't get it twisted. I know the Bears have needs in the trenches on both sides of the line of scrimmage. But if General Manager Ryan Poles can plug those holes in March when free agency opens its doors, then it could open things up for the team to...
The nightmare that was the 2024 Chicago Bears season is over. Before the transactional period starts and the roster changes begin, we will recap the seasons of most of the 53-man roster. Next up: We're looking at the 2024 season of quarterback Caleb Williams. Caleb Williams' 2024 Snapshot Caleb Williams' rookie season is in the books, featuring no shortage of peaks and valleys. Williams' rookie numbers weren't just the best...
The NFL moved so quickly during Super Bowl Week that Myles Garrett's trade request feels like it happened forever ago. Of course, we know it didn't happen forever ago. This week started with a bang as the Cleveland Browns star pass rusher put in a formal trade request, which shot to the top of the list of offseason storylines we are looking forward to watching unfold. But one thing we...
The biggest storyline of this NFL season is the Kansas City Chiefs' pursuit of a historic third consecutive Super Bowl victory. Even if they fall short in Super Bowl LIX, they have already made history as the first team to win two straight Super Bowls and return to a third in a row. No team has ever won three straight Super Bowl titles, though the Green Bay Packers won three...
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With the Super Bowl just a couple of days away, I polled the writers at Bleacher Nation to see who they have winning Sunday's contest, and we're leaning Kansas City, but this will no doubt be the Chiefs' tallest task during their road to a potential three-peat. Here's how the Bleacher Nation staff sees Super Bowl LIX playing out on Sunday: Luis C. Medina Eagles 24, Chiefs 23 MVP: Saquon...
Day 33 of the Chicago Bears offseason. We made it to the first Friday of February. Huzzah! I need to get my Super Bowl menu in order. And I'm sure you do, too. My friend Jim offered up the suggestion of these buffalo chicken wontons, which appear to be DELICIOUS. More condolences from around the league after Virginia McCaskey's passing: The Packers send their deepest condolences to the McCaskey and...
We're just over 48 hours from the Super Bowl on Sunday in New Orleans. Still, there's plenty to discuss around the league, including the NFL Honors results, the Pro Football Hall of Fame's newest class, the passing of Virginia McCaskey, and more in today's NFL Notes. The Football World Mourns the Passing of Virginia McCaskey Virginia Halas McCaskey, the majority owner and matriarch of the Chicago Bears, passed on Thursday...
Today, we were saddened to learn of the passing of Bears owner and team matriarch Virginia McCaskey. For more details, please read our initial report on the news. The death of Virginia Halas McCaskey means that the NFL has lost a legacy. Mrs. McCaskey had been the Chicago Bears' principal owner since 1983 when her father, George Halas, passed away. The Bears matriarch has seen the NFL evolve from an upstart...
Today, we were saddened to learn of the passing of Bears owner and team matriarch Virginia McCaskey. For more details, please read our initial report on the news. The battle for Super Bowl supremacy will be won in the trenches — and Philadelphia Eagles pass rusher Josh Sweat figures to be in the middle of the action. Chicago Bears fans — who are understandably obsessed with the idea of their favorite...
It only feels right that the Chicago Bulls' first game after the trade deadline will pit them against the new-look Golden State Warriors. After weeks upon weeks of rumors connecting the Western Conference squad to Zach LaVine and Nikola Vucevic, they snubbed the Bulls in favor of their former franchise centerpiece. I'm sure most of us expected Butler to come out motivated, but kicking off this new era where it...
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In a twist of fate that will only further irk Bulls fans, Jimmy Butler is expected to make his Warriors debut on Saturday night at the United Center. Butler, of course, was traded by the Heat to the Warriors a night before the trade deadline. He also agreed to a two-year, $121 million contract extension with Golden State shortly after the deal was announced. https://twitter.com/anthonyVslater/status/1887698672286376408 Jimmy Butler's Return A Stark...
The Chicago Bulls served as a generous portion of Nothing Pie during each of the last three NBA trade deadlines. This year, the slice at least had some whipped cream on top. I'm not going to go as far as saying that Arturas Karnisovas deserves credit for moving on from Zach LaVine, but it was a box that desperately needed to be checked. The problem is that making that move...
The trade deadline came and went yesterday without any additional moves by the Bulls. Obviously, they were able to deal Zach LaVine for a somewhat underwhelming return on Sunday. But hey, at least they were finally taking the leap and selling off pieces, right? Guess again! While moving on from Zach LaVine was an unfortunate but necessary decision, the handling of the rest of the roster felt like yet another...
I had a fresh bouquet ready to deliver to the Chicago Bulls' offices at the Advocate Center on Thursday afternoon. Instead, a singular tulip petal has been left at reception. Arturas Karnisovas roped everybody in when finally striking a deal for two-time All-Star Zach LaVine. Joining the De'Aaron Fox trade to San Antonio, the return left a little to be desired but still handed the Bulls some much-needed future flexibility....
The NBA trade deadline has come and gone! After a chaotic last couple of days, things quieted down a bit on the actual deadline day. However, while we didn't get the most active last few hours, this ended up being one of the wildest trade deadline seasons in recent memory. It's hard to recall as many in-season trades involving players of the magnitude that we saw shipped elsewhere this season....
Sitting 41-10 and at the top of the Eastern Conference, the Cleveland Cavaliers are going for it. ESPN's Shams Charania reported that the Cavaliers have acquired De'Andre Hunter from the Atlanta Hawks. The deal will see Caris LeVert, Georges Niang, three second-round picks, and two swaps. Hunter is in the thick of a career year, averaging 19.0 points and 3.9 rebounds per game off the bench. https://twitter.com/ShamsCharania/status/1887572277761343556 Cavaliers Land De'Andre...
Despite some indications that the trade waters have settled around the United Center, the Chicago Bulls continue to come up in rumors just hours before Thursday's 2:00 p.m. CT deadline. Nikola Vucevic remains the primary focus. While the big man told reports following Chicago's loss to Minnesota that he expects to wake up in Chicago on Friday morning, he found himself linked to the Golden State Warriors again hours later....
*walks into bunker, turns on megaphone, blares air horn* UP AND AT 'EM, CADETS! MAN YOUR STATIONS, CADETS! SOUND THE ALARM! TURN ON SHAMS CHARANIA'S NOTIFICATIONS! TRADE DEADLINE DAY IS HERE! While I've done no research to back this up, I still feel confident declaring this the craziest NBA trade deadline ever. We have had multiple All-Star players on the move, headlined by a Luka Doncic for Anthony Davis trade...
“He’s hotter than burnt toast.” That's how Seth Jones described Ryan Donato after his first career four-point game last night. Donato has been so good all year; his work ethic is precisely what you want young players to emulate when they get to the NHL. Seeing him get the rewards in the box score for working his ass off is great. But it presents a tough decision for the Blackhawks'...
The first seven minutes of this game were melatonin on ice. But then Alex Vlasic made something happen and the Blackhawks took a 1-0 lead... which they held for a whopping 19 seconds. Thankfully, the Blackhawks got the lead back almost exactly six minutes later and held onto it until the end of the first period. The Blackhawks killed a penalty to open the second period and cashed in on...
The Blackhawks have two games -- in two days -- left before the 4 Nations Face-Off break and things got a lot harder with the loss of Jason Dickinson on Wednesday night. Both games are against struggling division rivals, so we'll see if the Hawks can put together a full 60-minute game tonight and get a win against a Predators team that's massively underwhelming after a big summer. Broadcast Info...
The Blackhawks play their final home game before the two-week break for the 4 Nations Face-Off tonight with the Nashville Predators in town. Unfortunately, the Blackhawks will have to face a team that, despite their awful record, is still offensively gifted with names like Stamkos and Forsberg out there. And the Blackhawks will have to do it without Jason Dickinson. We got some relatively encouraging news on Dickinson on Thursday,...
So we'll just go ahead and get the Friday party started with the topic du jour in Chicago and beyond in the hockey world lately. Let's all criticize Connor Bedard! Over the weekend, Mark Messier hopped on ESPN and threw some shade at Bedard. He went as far as to say the Blackhawks should take ice time away from Bedard because of what Messier perceived as less-than-full effort defensively on...
The Blackhawks practiced on Thursday afternoon after their tough overtime loss to Edmonton late on Wednesday night. Not on the ice: veteran center Jason Dickinson, who suffered what appeared to be a nasty injury during the second period. Dickinson was seen leaving the United Center in a walking boot. The hope was that the severity wasn't as bad as it certainly looked when he left the ice with assistance. After...
On Thursday morning, Elliotte Friedman dropped a loaded written version of his "32 Thoughts" and there are some good Blackhawks-centric nuggets in there. Here's what got my attention: Blackhawks trade buzz I noted in my bullets this morning that there were 14 teams represented in the press box scouting the Blackhawks-Oilers game. Friedman notes a light schedule and the looming two-week break meant there was plenty of attention in Chicago...
The Blackhawks lost a hard fought game to the Oilers in overtime last night. They showed a lot of mettle, battling back from a two-goal deficit in the third period to tie the game late. But a bad penalty in overtime cost them the second point in the standings. The result of the game last night isn't much of a concern if we're honest. What is a major concern is...
We're now into February, and Blackhawks prospects continue to put up solid numbers across college hockey. There are some really good ranked matchups this weekend, with Denver and Providence both playing important conference matchups. And, Monday night, Boston University will face Boston College in a hyped Beanpot championship game. Here's this weekend's schedule for the Blackhawks' prospects in action. And, again, make sure you vote every day for one of...
The good news when a game starts at almost 9 PM local is the first period flew by and neither team scored. With a little under eight minutes left in the first period, this ridiculous sequence by Arvid Söderblom and Connor Murphy kept the game tied at zeroes. Oh my Arvid Soderblom, what a saveMurphy helps out too with a stop of his own pic.twitter.com/Wu11sUNd07— BHF (@BlackhawksFocus) February 6, 2025...
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Everybody else was doing it, so I thought I would go ahead and get sick. As a treat. Pitchers and catchers officially report tomorrow, marking the nominal beginning of Spring Training. The Cubs' roster may or may not be complete...
As expected, the Chicago Cubs today announced their non-roster invites to big league Spring Training. The full list is below, with the reminder that these are the NON-40-MAN players who are coming to big league camp. So if you're wondering...
There's not a whole lot doing yet today on the Alex Bregman front, but there are a few updates to share, at least. First, from Bruce Levine, who says the Cubs are still working at it and seems to imply...
The Athletic did a thing where they picked an available free a gent for each of the 30 MLB teams, and although I want to underscore that there's no "rumor" here, I did find the selection for the Cubs to...
The many, many pre-2025 Chicago Cubs top-X-number-of-prospects lists have dropped the last couple weeks - MLB Pipeline is the only major one we're still waiting on - and if you haven't seen all or any of them, I thought I'd...
I feel like a genius and an idiot: for *YEARS* I have loved peanut butter sauce as an ice cream topping, but you can't get it everywhere, and there's basically no good take-home variety. So I get it when I...
A few Alex Bregman bits to chew on as you settle down for the night ... Jon Heyman tonight writes that although Bregman is receiving "creative short-term offers," he and Scott Boras are still looking for six+ years. That tracks...
The Chicago Cubs, ostensibly still in the market for a free-agent third baseman, will watch one option fall off the board tonight. Former White Sox third baseman - and offseason Cubs target - Yoan Moncada is reportedly signing a modest...
Given the Ryan Brasier trade potentially capping off the Chicago Cubs' bullpen moves for the offseason, and given how much movement there has been in that group this offseason, I thought it worth a reset just to see where the...
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