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 Cubs 2020 coaching staff under David Ross is becoming a little more clear. The organization has made changes in all facets of the franchise and of course before any roster moves the ones getting the most attention have been the coaches. Joe Maddon is off to the Angels and following him from the...
When I first saw this trade proposal I automatically said, yeah, why not? Sure, the White Sox would give up two top-100 prospects, but it's Mookie Betts! I know, I know, he only has one more year before he becomes a free agent, but if the White Sox pay this much they'd surely work out an extension...
Yes, the White Sox should be going after Gerrit Cole and Stephen Strasburg this offseason, but fans obviously know that realistic expectations say to aim a little bit lower. Although that sounds underwhelming at first the third best free agent starting pitcher this offseason would still give the...
Last offseason the Giants hired Farhan Zaidi to run the show in San Francisco and ever since they've operated without a GM. That is until now, as the Giants have reportedly hired Scott Harris. Earlier in the week The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal first reported that Harris, who's been the assistant GM...
Mark Loretta out, Andy Green in. After Jon Heyman reported late on Friday that Loretta would not return to the Cubs in 2020, ESPN's Jesse Rogers reported that former Padres manager Andy Green will be the new Cubs bench coach. https://twitter.com/ESPNChiCubs/status/1192972450339807232 Green was the...
The Cubs will have a different bench coach for the fourth straight season. Since the end of the regular season Mark Loretta was interviewed by the Cubs for their manager position and after it went to David Ross he was still being considered to stay with the team as the bench coach. After spending...
As always, it depends on the price. Financially speaking, and because that seems to be the main thing teams care about now, the Cubs trading for second baseman Whit Merrifield wouldn't be much of a risk at all. Last year he signed a four-year extension worth $16.25 million with the Royals. That was...
Here we go, Cubs fans. If you don't like rumors, then you might as well log off until spring training begins because for the next four months that's mostly what we're going to get. This offseason especially, when you factor in Cubs ownership not committing to any major free agent signings and...
While the Bulls cruised to a 20-point win over the Hawks earlier this week, Otto Porter Jr. left the game early because of a foot injury. The Bulls were hoping it was minor and that with a few days off he'd be able to return against Houston Saturday night. Unfortunately for Porter and the Bulls...
This is the perfect Michael Jordan story. Some drinking, a lot of golf, gambling and the GOAT refusing to take an L. Former Blackhawks center Jeremy Roenick joined 670 The Score on Thursday and he shared yet another story to add to the legend of Michael Jordan. As Roenick recalls, back in 1992 or...
Free agency isn't going to pick up steam until early December, so in the meantime all we can do is go over some projections and debate who the Cubs should go after and so on. But before we fully dive into free agency, let's take a look at the top Cubs free agents and what their projected deals...
This offseason is only a week old, but Cubs fans pretty much have a good idea that the team isn't going to be making any huge splashes in free agency. It doesn't mean the Cubs aren't going to make drastic changes to their roster, but it won't come via spending on top-tier free agents. So, the...
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