Here is a player who epitomizes the Cubs’ pitching infrastructure. The Cubs don’t have a lot of guys who throw hard. But Hunter Harvey does! Or… sometimes does, because he’s more injured than not. He was the Orioles’ No. 1…
Bleed Cubbie Blue writer Al Yellon criticizes the Chicago Cubs' signing of pitcher Hunter Harvey, arguing the deal was a costly mistake. Harvey pitched in only four games for the Cubs in 2026, recording just 12 outs across 18 batters faced before missing the rest of the campaign following an April 8 appearance.
Yellon highlights that Harvey earned $6 million for his limited work, which translates to $500,000 per out recorded. The writer urges Cubs president Jed Hoyer to decline the pitcher's $8 million mutual option for the upcoming season.
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