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I think it was always a pipe dream. The fit doesn’t makes sense in that he almost certainly wants an opt out next year.

Just comical at this point

Thank you, sir!

Between psd and here I’ve never done this, but how do I block a poster?

Yeah, I’d pay more for the younger player. I’m not a huge fan of this deal, but I guess they’re trying.

Oh come on, can’t just stop there!

I’m struggling to see why Jed seems so obsessed with Bregman. Hope it works. If it doesn’t? I fear it scares tom and Jed off more from high money deals.

What is going on with Chicago sports tonight?! Hawks win with a shutout. Bregman signs. Bears win. Let’s never let tonight end!

“Chicago will consider trading either Gold Glove-winning second baseman Nico Hoerner or third baseman Matt Shaw -- Hoerner is a free agent after this season, while Shaw likelier would bring a larger return package because of his six years of club control -- to make room for Bregman's arrival. The Cubs also could keep both in addition to Bregman. The Cubs' fascination with Bregman had as much to do with his leadership traits as it does his pull-happy offensive approach that should fit well at Wrigley Field. As the Cubs try to remain competitive in a loaded NL this season and beyond, they'll turn to Bregman -- who is renowned for his baseball IQ, interpersonal skills and work ethic -- to help shepherd them.” espn.

That’s where I’m at. I’m glad we’re spending. But I was hoping it would be Tucker or Bichette. Oh well, hopefully he produces and it all works out.

Someone convince me to like this. Tucker is just so much better.

Yeah, I’m all in on Bichette. I wanted him before, but now? Even more. I don’t think Bellinger is a great idea, I like Bregman but not for 6 years, and I’m a “no” on Suarez. Still think they should just resign Tucker, though.

That’s the quality Theo had that Jed never will. He understands when to throw value away and get the player. Not saying he’s always right. But he adapts to the market. I’d rather take that over someone who seems to set a market and never deviate.