The Cubs, led by All-Star starters Kyle Tucker and Pete Crow-Armstrong, have a strong chance to return to the playoffs after three years. However, the team’s rotation needs significant attention, particularly with Jameson Taillon injured and their expected ace Justin Steele out for the season. Jed Hoyer, who has managed the Cubs since Theo Epstein's departure, is looking to make crucial decisions regarding player trades while also facing uncertainty in his own position with the organization. The Cubs' current record stands at 54-36, indicating a solid playoff probability of 94.6%.
The Cubs are in a great position to return to the playoffs for the first time since 2020, led by All-Star starters Kyle Tucker and Pete Crow-Armstrong.
Jed Hoyer is in the last year of a five-year contract and his focus is on shoring up the first-place Cubs for a deep playoff run.
The organization faces many decisions this winter that carry long-term consequences, best made by someone who will be here for a long period.
The Cubs' rotation is down to two reliable established Major Leaguers, Shota Imanaga and Matthew Boyd, with Justin Steele out for the season.
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