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Cubs’ Jed Hoyer Reveals Why Many Top Starting Pitchers Stayed Put at Trade Deadline
Many of the top starting pitcher did not get moved at the 2025 MLB trade deadline, and Chicago Cubs' president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer spoke about why the Cubs' didn't get a top starter and why many other teams didn't either.
2025 trade deadline: Cubs president Jed Hoyer balks at asking price for frontline starter, adds four players
Instead, they approached the innings puzzle from the other end, acquiring two veteran relievers — right-hander Andrew Kittredge and left-hander Taylor Rogers — and a versatile swingman — Michael Soroka. They upgraded their bench by acquiring utility player Willi Castro.
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At the time of writing, we have about 5 hours left before the deadline. The Cubs not making a move, in theory, is inexcusable ...
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