Cubs Extend Hoyer, Honor Sandberg After His Passing
Cubs Extend Hoyer, Honor Sandberg After His Passing

Cubs Extend Hoyer, Honor Sandberg After His Passing

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The Chicago Cubs have extended president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer with a multiyear contract, signaling strong confidence in his leadership during a competitive 2025 season. Around the MLB trade deadline, the Cubs opted for modest additions—acquiring Michael Soroka, Andrew Kittredge, Taylor Rogers, and Willi Castro—while avoiding costly trades for frontline starters amid a competitive market. Chairman Tom Ricketts endorsed Hoyer’s patient, sustainability-focused approach as improvements are seen throughout the organization. The Cubs, currently in contention in the NL Central, were also awarded the 2027 All-Star Game. The franchise honored Hall of Famer Ryne Sandberg following his passing, reflecting on his legacy. Collectively, the moves point to a balance between immediate competitiveness and long-term organizational health.

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