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The Cubs signed Alex Bregman in a major offseason move highlighted by the episode.
Nolan Arenado was moved to Arizona, discussed as a major offseason shift.
The episode notes Kauffman Stadium's 'soon-to-be-cozier' confines as a talking point.
The program includes links to multiple analyses and references on Bregman and Arenado.
The episode includes audio and podcast resources such as the Effectively Wild theme and YouTube playlist.
The piece notes a GM’s dismissal of advanced stats as part of the discussion.
Sponsor and engagement elements (Patreon, memberships, and comments) appear in the episode notes.
The article adopts a multi-link approach, pointing readers to payrolls, depth charts, and draft analyses.
The discussion includes references to park factors and ballpark information related to Arenado’s move.
The episode provides various streaming options, including podcast feeds and YouTube playlists.

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sports15h ago

Seattle has ongoing discussions with the Cardinals about Brendan Donovan, identified as the Mariners’ top target this winter.
Donovan is described as Seattle’s top target and a fit due to his affordable $5.8MM 2026 salary and high-contact bat.
Hoerner could address Seattle’s leadoff needs with elite plate discipline and speed at second base, though a deal remains uncertain.
Romero is among the Cardinals’ bullpen names previously linked to the Mariners, illustrating broader trade-interest dynamics.
The Cubs’ willingness to listen on Hoerner reflects market activity after their Bregman signing and the M’s win-now outlook.
The piece notes Seattle’s payroll posture, suggesting ownership may push beyond typical limits for a win-now season.
The article frames Donovan as a versatile, affordable infield option who could play second, third, or corner outfield.
The discussion includes the possibility of Seattle extending a qualifying offer to Hoerner, affecting future draft compensation.
The article emphasizes that Donovan and Hoerner would fit Seattle’s needs at multiple infield spots while allowing Young to develop.
Seattle’s bargaining position includes the possibility of leveraging top prospects in a potential Donov(an)/Hoerner deal.

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MLB executives rate the Cubs as a drafting powerhouse and top farm-system developer entering 2026.
Cubs received votes in Best Use of the Draft and Most Underrated Farm System categories in MLB executives’ poll.
Notable prospects include Pete Crow-Armstrong and Nico Hoerner driving 2026 expectations.
Cade Horton is viewed as a newly impactful pitcher, with a strong 2025 showing.
Ian Happ’s performance reinforces Cubs’ defensive and offensive development track.
Nico Hoerner has won multiple Silver Slugger and Gold Glove awards since debuting in 2019.
The MLB Pipeline poll queried executives on draft strategy and sleeper prospects across the league.
The piece notes Caissie’s status as a notable but traded asset, shaping the Cubs’ 2026 outlook.
Opening Day 2026 is framed as a moment shaped by the Cubs’ farm-system success and recent moves.
The article situates Cubs’ 2026 expectations within ongoing spring training and offseason notes.

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sports40m ago

The 2026 Cubs Convention runs January 16–18 at the Sheraton Grand Chicago Riverwalk, featuring an emotional nod to the 2016 World Series win.
A 2016 Cubs reunion is expected to be the weekend’s biggest draw for fans and will honor the championship team.
More former players are set to attend, including World Series teammates from the 2016 squad.
The convention may reveal the 2026 Cubs Hall of Fame inductees as part of the weekend program.
New roster additions Alex Bregman and Edward Cabrera will be seen in Cubs gear during the event.
Bregman signed a five-year, $175 million contract to join the Cubs, a major financial commitment.
Edward Cabrera was acquired to bolster the pitching staff, with Owen Caissie traded away.
The 2025 passing of Ryne Sandberg is acknowledged, with tributes expected from former Cubs greats.
Event programming includes autographs, exhibits, youth clinics, and conversations with Cubs leadership and players.
Ian Happ and other Cubs figures are scheduled to appear as part of the convention program.

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