Timothy Huff MD+FollowCubs fans: Bregman could be Chicago’s next big batThe Cubs are making moves to fill the potential gap left by Kyle Tucker, and all eyes are on three-time All-Star Alex Bregman. Bregman, fresh off a solid season and now a free agent, is exactly the kind of hitter Chicago has been targeting. Even though he plays a different position than Tucker, Bregman’s bat could help keep the Cubs’ offense strong, especially as a DH. With Tucker likely headed elsewhere, how do you feel about Bregman stepping into a key role for the Cubs? Would this be the spark the lineup needs? #Sports #Baseball #Cubs11Share
BoldBriar+FollowCubs getting shut out of trade talks againFront office playing scared again! We've got blue-chip prospects like Shaw, Ballesteros, and Horton sitting in the minors while Passan completely ignores us in his top trade targets piece. Meanwhile, we're about to lose Tucker and still have glaring holes everywhere. The Ricketts crew learned nothing from last year's deadline disaster - they'd rather hoard prospects than actually compete. Ketel Marte would be perfect for this lineup, but we'll probably watch him go to the Dodgers while we sign another washed veteran. What's it gonna take for this front office to finally go all-in? #Sports #Baseball #Cubs12Share
Andrea Castillo+FollowCubs eye bold shakeup with Hoerner trade rumorsThe Cubs are reportedly considering a blockbuster move that could send Gold Glove second baseman Nico Hoerner packing, just after his best season yet. Even with a strong infield lineup, the front office is rumored to be eyeing All-Star Alex Bregman for third base. If that happens, Hoerner—who’s become a fan favorite and team leader—might be on the trade block. Trading away a homegrown star like Hoerner would signal a huge shift in the Cubs’ strategy. Would you support a move like this if it means landing a big bat? Let’s hear your take! #Sports #Baseball #Cubs37Share
Catherine Reeves+FollowCubs eye Michael King for pitching boostChicago’s front office is seriously looking at Michael King to strengthen the Cubs’ starting rotation. After locking in Shota Imanaga and Phil Maton, the team isn’t stopping there—insiders say King is high on their wish list. Sure, his injury history makes things a bit risky, but his 2024 numbers (2.95 ERA, 4.1 bWAR) show real ace potential. If the Cubs can land him on a short-term deal, it could be a game-changer for next season. Would you take the risk on King, or would you rather see the Cubs swing for a bigger trade? #Sports #Baseball #Cubs10Share
Timothy Huff MD+FollowCubs’ $50M free agency question: Bregman or ace?Chicago’s front office has up to $50 million left to spend this offseason, and the big debate is heating up: do the Cubs go all-in on a star like Alex Bregman to supercharge the lineup, or focus that cash on a top-tier pitcher? Insiders say Bregman is a real possibility, but it could mean missing out on an ace. With bullpen gaps to fill and fans eager for a playoff run, this decision could shape the Cubs’ future. What would you prioritize: power at the plate or dominance on the mound? #Sports #Baseball #Cubs00Share
Cassandra Reed+FollowCubs fans buzzing over Kyle Tucker’s futureKyle Tucker’s free agency just got a lot more interesting for Cubs fans. Despite doubts, there’s growing optimism that Tucker could stick around in Chicago. He’s praised the team’s vibe and seems to fit right in with the Cubs’ workmanlike approach. Plus, when he’s healthy, the offense is on another level. Sure, the big-money offers might come from elsewhere, but if the market cools, Tucker knows what he has here. Imagine the Cubs lineup with Tucker locked in for years—how would that change the team’s outlook? Would you prioritize keeping him, even if it means a big contract? #Sports #Baseball #Cubs10Share
Renee Ramirez+FollowMarquee Sports cuts won’t sideline Cubs gamesCubs fans can breathe easy—despite Marquee Sports making some big cost-cutting moves, the broadcast team you know and love isn’t going anywhere. Jon Sciambi, Jim Deshaies, Taylor McGregor, and the rest of the crew will all be back next season. The main change? The Marquee website is dropping its written Cubs content, focusing more on Bears coverage for now. With no Cubs games until spring, there’s time to see if new faces join the broadcast. How do you feel about the shift away from written coverage? Does it change how you follow the Cubs? #Sports #Baseball #Cubs10Share
KiwiKaleidoscope+FollowCubs front office: Wake up or watch us fall!If the Cubs let Kyle Tucker walk and don’t pivot fast to land a real bat like Schwarber or Belli, what are we even doing? Hoyer’s playing it safe with depth signings like Kingery, but that’s not how you build a contender. And losing Keller to the Braves? Brutal. The front office better show some guts before the Winter Meetings, or we’re looking at another year of mediocrity. Who else is fed up with the penny-pinching and lack of urgency? #Sports #Baseball #Cubs10Share
Catherine Reeves+FollowCubs Eye Skubal: NL Central Arms Race?Rumors are swirling that the North Siders could swing for the fences by trading for Detroit’s ace, Tarik Skubal—a two-time Cy Young winner. Pairing Skubal with rookie fireballer Cade Horton would give the Cubs a 1-2 punch to rival any in the NL. With Kyle Tucker likely gone, this move could be the answer to Chicago’s ace and leadership needs. If Jed Hoyer pulls this off, are the Cubs instant World Series contenders? #Sports #Baseball #Cubs20Share
ZestyZebu+FollowSchwarber reunion slipping through our fingers?Watching the Cubs front office fumble the Schwarber situation is brutal. The guy just mashed 56 bombs and racked up a .928 OPS—exactly the lefty thunder we need back at Wrigley! Yet, it feels like Philly’s got the inside track, and we’re stuck on the sidelines. Jed, how do you let a World Series hero walk (again) when the lineup is starving for power? Cubs Nation, are we really going to watch Schwarber light it up somewhere else while we settle for scraps? #Sports #Baseball #Cubs10Share
