Chicago Cubs arbitration
Chicago Cubs arbitration

Chicago Cubs arbitration

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The Chicago Cubs are facing a critical offseason as they consider their 14 arbitration-eligible players ahead of the 2025 MLB season. With significant payroll implications, the Cubs must navigate decisions on key players like Isaac Paredes and Justin Steele, expected to be retained, while others like Mike Tauchman and Patrick Wisdom may be non-tendered due to performance and age considerations. Cody Bellinger's potential opt-out complicates payroll projections, impacting overall strategy for free agency. The Cubs are likely to adopt a 'file and trial' approach to minimize arbitration hearings, focusing on younger, cost-effective players. Internal evaluations of player health and performance will be crucial as the December deadline for contract tenders approaches. Ultimately, the Cubs aim to balance retaining talent while optimizing their roster for a more agile future.

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