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The Chicago Cubs are adding another big reclamation arm to the bullpen mix – as they do! – according to Jon Morosi. This time, it’s a minor league signing for righty James Bourque: Source: RHP James Bourque, the @umichbaseball alum, has signed a minor league deal with the #Cubs that includes an invitation to @MLB camp. @MLBNetwork Bourque, 27, hasn’t had much time in the big leagues, but once he was converted to a reliever in the minors, Bourque’s performance exploded: Before 2019, after his move to bullpen, Bourque was ranked by FanGraphs as the 19th best prospect in a thin Nats sy...

Lucky to Have Yu and Kyle, Popular Players, Rule 5’ers, Marquee Tentacles, and Other Cubs Bullets Trying to decide how long I can make it into the day without seeing any Mandalorian finale spoilers. (Don’t put ’em in the comments!) Can I at least make it to lunch? •   It remains deeply absurd that Kyle Hendricks did this on Opening Day after the shutdown and reboot: 12 Days of #Cubsmas �� �� shutout innings on Opening Day �� pic.twitter.com/8zSGQLWY77 •   Whatever happens with the rest of the roster this offseason, David Ross has to be thrilled that he at least gets ...

December 13, 2020 Connor Seabold is a control artist with a plus changeup. Those qualities helped entice the Red Sox to acquire the 24-year-old right-hander as part of the August trade that sent Brandon Workman and Heath Hembree to the Philadelphia Phillies in exchange for Nick Pivetta. Seabold has since been added to Boston’s 40-man roster. His artistry isn’t limited to the baseball field. Seabold’s father is a graphic designer, and the 2017 third-round pick out of Cal State Fullerton is a chip off the old block when it comes to pictorial ability. “My first semester in college, I act...

By Liam Davis December 12, 2020 Each year, the Winter Meetings is one of the most exciting weeks of the MLB offseason. The hot stove is heating up, the winter holidays and a new year are just around the corner, and Spring Training is only a couple of months away. Despite taking place virtually, this year’s Winter Meetings were no different. Throughout the week, the Orioles’ Baseball Operations department was hard at work, doing everything from attending virtual meetings with executives from other clubs to fortifying the farm system, and even adding some talent at the Major League level th...

The Cubs President of Baseball Operations touches on a handful of the hotter topics of the day.