The Seattle Mariners may be looking to retool after missing the postseason, giving the Chicago Cubs a chance to revisit a trade for a starting pitcher.
Ryan O'Rourke of Cubbies Crib writes that Chicago Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer could revisit trade discussions with the Seattle Mariners this offseason. With Chicago needing rotation help alongside Justin Steele, Ben Brown, and Edward Cabrera, Seattle may look to trade from its pitching depth to acquire offensive help as part of a roster reshape.
The writer highlights Mariners starting pitchers George Kirby and Emerson Hancock as prime potential trade targets for Chicago. O'Rourke suggests the Cubs could offer position players such as Matt Shaw or Pedro Ramirez in a permanent trade to address their pitching needs.
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