Tyler Koerth

6 days ago | yardbarker.com | Tyler Koerth

If the Cubs move on from Cabrera and want to keep another southpaw in their bullpen, they have a great internal option to choose from in Luke Little. The 24 year old made one MLB appearance earlier this year, but in the minor leagues so far he has pitched to a 1.37 ERA over 18 games and 26.1 innings pitched. Little appears to be doing everything he can to earn another big league promotion, and the unfortunate performances from Cabrera may ultimately lead to that chance.

6 days ago | chicitysports.com | Tyler Koerth

Chicago Cubs executive Jed Hoyer has made a lot of correct calls so far when it has come to building the 2025 roster. Big additions such as Kyle Tucker and Matthew Boyd have performed well, but also under the radar moves such as acquiring Brad Keller, Drew Pomeranz, and Carson Kelly have paid off tremendously. Similarly, manager Craig Counsell has done a wonderful job of putting all the pieces together.

1 week ago | reviewingthebrew.com | Tyler Koerth

Disheartening injury news for Garrett Mitchell means Collins will continue to be an important piece for the 2025 Milwaukee BrewersOutfielder Isaac Collins has gone from a surprise player that made the Milwaukee Brewers 2025 Opening Day roster to one of their best performers this season. The 27-year-old switch hitter, who joined the organization in the minor league Rule 5 Draft a few years back, has made the most of regular playing time.

1 week ago | chicitysports.com | Tyler Koerth

In 2011, the Chicago Cubs drafted Javy Baez ninth overall. He made his MLB debut in 2014, where his 12th inning home run was the difference in a win against the Colorado Rockies. Fast forward, 3,969 days later and , and on the day he reached that milestone the home run ball was again prevalent. Chicago Cubs legend Javy Baez reached 10 years of MLB service timeSpending a decade in the show is a big deal for baseball players.

1 week ago | yardbarker.com | Tyler Koerth

For Baez, who is now 32 years old, he is enjoying a resurgence year with the Detroit Tigers, a team that signed him to a six year, $140 million contract. This year, Baez is not only excelling at the plate, evidenced by a .289/.324/.474 slash line with nine home runs and 35 RBI, but he is playing great defense all over the diamond. Baez has played center field primarily this year, but he also has spent time at shortstop, third base, and second base.