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Today’s brief
The Chicago Cubs quietly announced the signings of six players yesterday amidst the MLB playoffs, a move that could bolster their roster for next season. Speculation continues around Ian Happ’s future with the team, with former teammate Anthony Rizzo weighing in. Pete Crow-Armstrong, a promising prospect, also earned a significant award.
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Roundtable Sports · Wed 4:54 PM ET
Anthony Rizzo Offers Interesting Take on Ian Happ’s Cubs Future — Former Cubs star Anthony Rizzo suggested that Ian Happ has proven his value and should be a priority for the team, given his recent performance.
Just outside the window — 11 items published before this window
- Cubs BCB After Dark: Matt Shaw or Pedro Ramírez?
- Cubs Star Ian Happ Hints at Future Plan as $61 Million Deal Ends
- An Early Look At The Cubs Rotation For Next Season
- Anthony Rizzo gets brutally honest on Pete Crow-Armstrong’s Cubs playoff struggles after huge season
- Ian Happ and the Chicago Cubs Have Not yet Discussed a Contract Extension
- ‘Biggest idiot in Chicago’: Cubs fan claims to be ‘happy for White Sox,’ goes on anti-White Sox tirade on radio
- Cubs 6-Year MLB Veteran Gets Head Start on Free Agency
- 3 Most Impressive Cubs Players From This Season
- Cubs’ Pete Crow-Armstrong wins impressive award ahead of likely MVP
- Cubs CF Pete Crow-Armstrong Awarded Player of the Year
- Former Milwaukee Brewers 29-Year-Old MLB Player Abandons Cubs After Playoff Exit