The Chicago Cubs signed lefty pitcher Matt Boyd to a healthy two-year contract over the weekend, a move that seems to suggest Jed Hoyer is confident in the team's ability to move on from Cody Bellinger's contract for 2025.

It's well-known at this point that the Chicago Cubs will listen to trade offers for outfielder/first baseman Cody Bellinger. On Sunday, the popular MLBTradeRum

On Friday, MLB insider Ken Rosenthal and broadcaster Alanna Rizzo discussed the Chicago Cubs’ relatively quiet offseason. The post "They Are Squandering It": Amidst Cody Bellinger's Trade Rumors, Chicago Cubs Gets Blasted By Top Insider for Lack Of Ambition appeared first on EssentiallySports.

After the Chicago Cubs signed Matt Boyd to a two-year, $29 million deal, I wondered how the rest of the Cubs' offseason could play out. We've heard the rumors that the Cubs are looking to trade Cody Bellinger this offseason,

The Chicago Cubs are reportedly trying hard to trade former Los Angeles Dodgers MVP Cody Bellinger this offseason.

The trade market is reportedly slim for one former MVP this offseason. Per USA Today's Bob Nightengale, the Chicago Cubs are offering Cody Bellinger

The Chicago Cubs are reportedly trying to trade outfielder Cody Bellinger, which is a waste of resources. Manager Craig Counsell deserves better.

That’s led them to once again explore a trade involving the outfielder, but the market for Bellinger’s services figures to be much softer this time around. Bellinger slashed an incredible .317/.367/.545 (144 wRC+) in 324 plate appearances prior to last year’s trade deadline while playing center field on a regular basis for the Cubs,

The Cubs have signaled that they are open to trading the outfielder/1B and MLBTradeRumors has listed the Blue Jays as a potential best fit.