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Rex Buckingham

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  1. Not sure Dr. Rome is going to make me exhale quite yet
  2. I imagine that most pitchers will get at least a small performance bump with the Cubs defense, as long as they don't give up a Taillon-esque number of HRs
  3. That looks like a good deal on paper
  4. If Hartshorn is dealt, I would anticipate it would be someone like Webb who wasn't thought to be "available"
  5. This sucks. I knew the Cubs almost certainly wouldnt get him, but I wish he would have gone to the Rays. Or anyone else in the AL
  6. My kingdom for a good reliever or two
  7. Drop: RF Cody Bellinger ($75) Add: RF Mike Trout ($100) Bench Transaction- Drop: Konnor Griffin Add: Jordan Walker
  8. So we've got one writer saying the offense isnt good enough to make a big trade, and now another one suggesting they buy, but also trade Seiya?
  9. Taylor Ward's 2026 plate discipline would definitely fit in our lineup
  10. Gonna see some pen arms churn til they make a move is my guess
  11. I feel like they're letting the rest of the roster down if they let Taillon make any more starts
  12. Guessing it's more like Mangiapane is gonna ride pine a lot more with Kane on the roster
  13. Detmers and Peralta seem to meet the bar of availability without too much cost if the Cubs get 2... and maybe Peralta has some juice out of the pen in October if he doesn't get it together as a starter?
  14. listen, if the price for Skubal is just Rojas and either Wing or Reid, you do it in a heartbeat if you are comfortable with Skubal's medical. He's the kind of guy that boosts an entire team and makes you think you can win 1-0, 2-1 kind of games. He can start twice in a playoff series and you feel good about winning both of those games. The Cubs don't have that, and if the price to bring him in is a (very promising) infielder who is blocked and a low-level pitching prospect, you do it. Plus, maybe he dominates down the stretch and the Cubs fans love him and he falls in love with playing in front of an awesome Wrigley crowd and signs with you in the offseason and you have a dominant pitcher for another 7-8 years
  15. https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7465047/2026/07/23/cubs-trade-deadline-pitchers-to-watch/?source=user_shared_article&unlocked_article_code=1.z1A.J1eR.xNSWUL-JLzhE&smid=ta-android-share Sharma shares the usual names: Soriano, Detmers, Ray, Holmes, Peralta, Gausman He does say the Cubs will keep a close eye on Holmes' rehab start, so that may be something
  16. I'd feel a lot better if we were opening the series with someone other than fresh-off-the-IL Taillon
  17. https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7452867/2026/07/20/mlb-trade-deadline-proposals/ Bowden proposes a laugher here... Shaw and Alcantara for Michael Wacha
  18. Money is not a problem for any person who owns a professional sports franchise in the United States. They are all filthy rich. Thank you for coming to my TED Talk
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