Cubs, Jed Hoyer discuss 2024 MLB season and offseason plans
WEB1 day ago — Here are four key topics from Hoyer’s end-of-season press conference: 1. Bellinger’s pending decision on ‘25. When the Cubs signed outfielder Cody Bellinger to a three-year, $80 million pact during Spring Training, the team gave him the ability to opt out after the ‘25 or ‘26 season. His decision is due five days after the conclusion ...
LIVE: Jed Hoyer’s End-of-Season Press Conference (UPDATES)
WEB1 day ago — With the 2024 Chicago Cubs season officially in the rearview, it’s time to wrap things up in the form of the annual season-ending press conference from the man in charge. Cubs President Jed Hoyer will meet with the media today at 11am CT to discuss the season that was, and the offseason that is yet to be. I’ll be watching and taking notes ...
Cubs president Jed Hoyer in end-of-season news conference ...
WEB1 day ago — “Believe me, we’ve spent way too much time trying to think about that question,” Jed Hoyer, president of baseball operations, said Tuesday at his end-of-season news conference when asked ...
Jed Hoyer discusses Cubs' plans for 2024 Trade Deadline - MLB.com
WEBJul 22, 2024 — Jed Hoyer discusses Cubs' plans for 2024 Trade Deadline. Hoyer shifts focus to Cubs' future over present as Deadline nears. Chicago likely to avoid acquiring rentals in order to prioritize bouncing back in 2025. July …
Jed Hoyer reacts to Cubs’ season after missing playoffs – NBC ...
WEB1 day ago — Jed Hoyer ‘disappointed, but optimistic' after Cubs' season ends The Cubs finished with an 83-79 record, missing the playoffs for the fifth time in six seasons
Team president Jed Hoyer disappointed about 2024, but ...
WEB1 day ago — Hoyer, who joined the Cubs soon after they hired Epstein following the 2011 season, was part of a rebuild that produced a drought-busting World Series championship in 2016 and five playoff ...
Cubs president Jed Hoyer remains optimistic about team’s ...
WEB1 day ago — CHICAGO (AP) — Jed Hoyer figured he would be discussing a potential playoff matchup rather than a season that fell far short of expectations. The Chicago Cubs’ president of baseball operations was frustrated and optimistic, insisting the organization remains in a strong position, even if the team did not produce the way he hoped.