5 Potential Trade Destinations For Chicago Cubs OF Jorge Soler
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After reports of a deal with the Baltimore Orioles, free agent outfielder Dexter Fowler officially re-signed with the Chicago Cubs a few days later. That creates a potential logjam for playing time in the Cubs’ outfield, and Jorge Soler has re-surfaced as someone who could be traded.
Cubs president Theo Epstein quickly said he didn’t anticipate making any more trades, but here are five teams that could make an offer for Soler.
The Cubs crushed not one, but two homers against Andrew Heaney of the Angels in the third inning, and the latter of the two can only be described as majestic.
Red Bull.com's Sal Masekela recently sat down with Chicago Cubs third baseman Kris Bryant for a rapid fire interview, and it was nothing short of enthralling. Bryant talked about everything from whether or not he likes Rihanna or Taylor Swift, to which is his preferred superhero between Superman and Batman.
Rizzo playing “Hello” by Adele. pic.twitter.com/V7ma6r3bPD
— James Neveau (@JamesNeveau) March 29, 2016
It's so awesome to learn things about professional athletes off the field. So many guys have other interests and talents, but we never hear about them because we're only focused on their athletic ability. This performance by Anthony Rizzo was awesome and if you listen real close, you can hear him singing along.
A swarm of bees patrolled the outfield during Sunday's Cubs-Mariners game, and Cubs outfielder Jason Heyward was left to run to the fence as he tried to get away.
Crushes baseballs and plays with BEARS, that’s what @ARizzo44 does.https://t.co/IsK1O68Xm5
— MLB (@MLB) March 25, 2016
Chicago Cubs manager Joe Maddon is not your average MLB skipper. He's done a number of interesting things to keep his team loose in spring training this year, including showing up in a decked-out hippy van, and having a mime run stretches. On Friday, Maddon was at it again, as the Cubs had live bear cubs at camp. Slugger Anthony Rizzo seemed to enjoy his time with Chicago's new furry friends.
Chicago Cubs manager Joe Maddon is an outside-the-box thinker, but the presence of mimes for the team's stretching is unique on a whole different level.