With a journalism degree from Eastern Illinois University and a decade of Cubs reporting, my work has appeared on 670 The Score, ESPN 1000, and the Pinwheels and Ivy Podcast. I cover Cubs news and analysis for Sports Mockery, including roster moves, game breakdowns, and prospect development.
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The 2025 Chicago Cubs ended the year as the No. 11 ranked bullpen in terms of ERA and following the trade deadline the relievers posted a combined 3.47 ERA, ranking third-best in MLB. The organization has long followed a similar plan when addressing its bullpen needs and outside of a few instances...
The Chicago Cubs have not been directly connected to Kansas City Royals starting pitcher Kris Bubic in trade rumors this offseason, but it's not hard to believe that Jed Hoyer could be revisiting the trade deadline target once again. Bubic, who had his 2025 season cut short because of injury, is...
According to Chicago Cubs insider Bruce Levine the team actually approached Pete Crow-Armstrong with a contract extension worth $90 million at the start of the 2025 season. Ultimately, the talented center fielder and his representatives turned down the offer, but that new figure certainly...
The GM Meetings in Las Vegas have wrapped up this week and while no major moves were the Chicago Cubs publicly confirmed their obvious offseason focus. It's pitching. Cool. Again, obvious and probably didn't need to be said out loud, but just in case you had doubts about the team's plan to upgrade...
It's been a while since the Chicago Cubs signed a top free agent starting pitcher and I'd say a few weeks ago I, along with a lot of other fans, had very little faith that the team would now target the upper tier of available arms to help bolster their rotation. Sure, there some early rumblings...
We got a little bit of news from the GM meetings this week in Las Vegas as Jon Heyman reports that Shōta Imanaga will decline the qualifying offer and test the free-agent market after spending two seasons with the Chicago Cubs. However, for fans who still want to see the Japanese lefty remain on...
The Chicago Cubs extended the qualifying offer to left-handed starting pitcher Shōta Imanaga after the two sides both declined multi-year options to extend his time with the club. If Imanaga accepts the qualifying offer, then he'll be locked into a one-year, $22.05 million contract and stick with...
Despite being the favorite to win 2025 National League Rookie of the Year, Chicago Cubs pitcher Cade Horton finished second in the voting behind Atlanta Braves catcher Drake Baldwin. Horton, who finished the regular season on the injured list because of a rib fracture, never got his chance to shine...
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