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Okay, the title of this column is a bit clickbait-y. The Chicago Cubs have a lot to do this offseason if they want to even make a serious playoff run. A cause for optimism, though, is that while a lot…
Yardbarker outlines four crucial offseason steps for the Chicago Cubs to build a contender for the 2027 World Series. The column argues that the Cubs must aggressively address significant roster holes, specifically targeting starting pitching, high-leverage relief arms, catching stability, and the corner outfield.
The writer recommends signing multiple free-agent starters—such as Michael King or Freddy Peralta—and reliever Adrian Morejon, alongside exploring a trade for Angels pitcher Reid Detmers. Additionally, the piece advises keeping veteran catcher Carson Kelly and issuing a qualifying offer to outfielder Ian Happ.
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