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Cubs bolster pitching staff with trades for Soroka, Kittredge
Adding reinforcements to the pitching staff has been a primary goal for Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer leading up to this year’s Trade Deadline. Chicago’s front office began to address that need on Wednesday night with a deal to land righty Michael Soroka from the Nationals.
The Cubs needed rotation help, and while Soroka isn't a top-end starter, he's an upgrade for the backend of their rotation.
All of that has led the Cubs to be connected to the vast majority of rumored starting pitching options available on the trade ...
The Chicago Cubs came into the season expecting right-hander Colin Rea to factor into the rotation in some capacity. The ...
Soroka was once considered one of the best young pitchers in baseball, finishing sixth in NL Cy Young Award balloting in 2019 ...
The Chicago Cubs trade deadline blueprint to boost their rotation includes Cleveland Guardians' former Cy Young winner Shane ...
The Chicago Cubs are one of many teams that will try to bolster their starting rotation for the postseason. The deeper into ...
When the smoke cleared on the Trade Deadline on Thursday, the Cubs had accomplished a few of their stated goals ahead of a ...
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