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The Cincinnati Reds have seen several opponents that just seem to have their number. But nobody destroying Reds' pitching like one Chicago Cubs outfielder.

Chicago Cubs outfielder Ian Happ is reportedly willing to take a hometown discount to re-sign with the team rather than pursue a more lucrative free-agent deal. According to MLB insider Pat Ragazzo, the veteran hopes to remain in Chicago to continue his entire professional career with the club. Happ previously signed a three-year, $61 million extension with the Cubs in 2023.
Drew Koch writes that a potential return would disappoint Cincinnati Reds fans, noting Happ has been a dominant opponent throughout his career. Against the Reds, Happ holds a career .269/.381/.558 slash line, hitting 34 home runs and recording 93 RBIs across 141 games. Koch considers Happ among the premier free-agent outfield bats hitting the market alongside Randy Arozarena.
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