Baseball players entering their walk year typically get scrutinized more since they’re playing for a new contract and perhaps ...

The clock is ticking, and Cubs president Jed Hoyer knows he'll be fielding questions about that all season long. "There's no point in asking all the time," Hoyer said before the Cubs' home opener ...

With President of Baseball Operations Jed Hoyer and star outfielder Kyle Tucker in contract years, the time is now for the Cubs to make a run at the National League Central and perhaps beyond ...

Chicago Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer enters a contract season with the weight of the franchise on his shoulders. Since taking over for his former boss, Theo Epstein, in the 2020 ...

Unfortunately for current Cubs president Jed Hoyer, it’s common knowledge that he signed a five-year deal to replace Epstein in 2020, making his walk year part of the narrative in 2025.

Of the many storylines the Chicago Cubs will create in the 2025 season, there are two that existed before the season even ...

Jed Hoyer is on the clock. Late on Sunday night, the Toronto Blue Jays signed Vladimir Guerrero Jr. to a 14-year, $500 million contract extension. Guerrero Jr. was set to be the prize of the 2025 ...

Already people are asking if Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer will continue working for the team after his contract runs out at the end of the season. The answer seems obvious.

President of baseball operations Jed Hoyer recently discussed Tucker in a media appearance, stating the following in a recording by Marquee Sports Network: "Obviously he's a great player ...

If president Jed Hoyer has to kick the can down the road all season rhetorically until it becomes obvious the Cubs are going to let some other, less-budget-conscious club shove in for Tucker ...

As expected, Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer isn’t revealing his hand on that front. "Should we count my no comments on this question? See how many we get to in six months?” ...