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Cubs bolster pitching staff with trades for Soroka, Kittredge
Adding reinforcements to the pitching staff has been a primary goal for Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer leading up to this year’s Trade Deadline. Chicago’s front office began to address that need on Wednesday night with a deal to land righty Michael Soroka from the Nationals.
The Major League Baseball trade deadline struck at 5 p.m. Thursday. The Cubs were hoping to land a top-notch starting pitcher, but that didn't happen.
There was a strong possibility Michael Soroka had made his last start with the Nationals when he reflected on the upcoming ...
The Cubs made a handful of moves, but avoiding swinging any bold or controversial trades at the trade deadline.
The Cubs have already made a flurry of moves at the trade deadline, but they still may be interested in acquiring Shane ...
Pressly, 36, lost his job in a corresponding move for left-handed reliever Taylor Rogers, who was acquired from the Pittsburgh Pirates for minor-league outfielder Ivan Brethowr. The Cubs also acquired ...
The Chicago Cubs made two moves already ahead of the MLB trade deadline to bolster their pitching staff, acquiring the versatile Michael Soroka from the Washing ...
The Chicago Cubs acquired Ryan Pressly from the Houston Astros last offseason in what was at the time a celebrated move. Entering the final year of his contract, the former All-Star was meant to fill ...
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Chicago Cubs acquire 9-year veteran reliever from the Orioles: Insider
Today is a special day for the Chicago Cubs, as the Major League Baseball Trade Deadline will be the talk of the baseball world. The Cubs and President of Baseball Operations, Jed Hoyer, kicked things ...
Cubs are among teams trying for Mackenzie Gore. With two-plus years to go, no urgency to trade him. Told nothing close yet,” Heyman wrote on X, formerly Twitter. Gore has eme ...
President of baseball operations Jed Hoyer approached the trade deadline wanting to improve the Chicago Cubs bench and pitching depth.
The Chicago Cubs came into the month of July needing to add a pitcher to their starting rotation, but it didn't happen, and now the team could struggle.
The Chicago Cubs signed president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer to a multi-year contract extension Monday afternoon, just ...
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