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.

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.

It has been a strong offseason for the Chicago Cubs, who are actively trying to improve their team and become a contender in the National League. After two str

The contract is also worth less than King's projected arbitration salary. King has some bonuses added, which could reach $8 million, including an extra $50K if he starts in 20 games and bonuses of $100K for reaching anywhere from 25 to 28 starts.

For a second straight offseason, Dylan Cease enters spring training as his team’s staff ace and perhaps the most prominent trade candidate in the sport.

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.

The New York Mets have been in contact with the San Diego Padres about potentially acquiring elite starting pitcher Dylan Cease. A January 2 article from Pat R