Early in the offseason, Jed Hoyer made it clear that the Chicago Cubs had to improve their pitching staff. Whether it was in the bullpen or rotation, the Cubs needed arms, and Hoyer has lived up to his words.

The Chicago Cubs, despite having already had a productive and meaningful offseason, appear to be still on the hunt for some additional talent to add to the opening day roster.

In return, Adams identified two young players who don't have a clear spot with the Mets but could find a long-term home in San Diego. On the pitching side, Adams pointed to Tylor

Recent reports have linked the Chicago Cubs to a potential trade for Dylan Cease, but the proposed deal raises significant concerns. 670 The Score’s Bruce Levine suggested that the Cubs might trade Justin Steele for Cease, arguing that Chicago should prioritize the final year of Cease’s team control over keeping Steele for three more seasons.

This whole offseason I’ve been waiting for the San Diego Padres to trade Dylan Cease. Not because I want him off the roster but because it appears he’s their Juan Soto this year. There’s a need to increase financial flexibility ($13.

Padres ace Dylan Cease expressed his desire to remain in San Diego, but with just one year left on his contract, it is no sure thing he enters the season with the club.

With the San Diego Padres reportedly looking to move their ace, Dylan Cease, who are the best suitors to land the star pitcher? Here are three of the strongest candidates to acquire Cease.