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The Chicago Cubs have the second base position under lock with Nico Hoerner, which will keep them from making a Jazz Chisolm mistake in free agency.

Pat Ragazzo of Cubbies Crib argues that the Chicago Cubs should appreciate second baseman Nico Hoerner even more following the New York Yankees' struggles with upcoming free agent Jazz Chisholm Jr. Ragazzo writes that Chicago avoids the temptation of pursuing Chisholm this offseason because the club already signed Hoerner to a six-year, $141 million contract extension in March.
The article highlights Chisholm's underwhelming 2026 campaign, a benching in the ALDS against the Tampa Bay Rays, and postseason defensive miscues. Ragazzo believes Hoerner provides Chicago with reliable everyday consistency and accountability that the Yankees lacked with Chisholm.
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