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The Chicago Cubs have only two days to solve their biggest weakness.
The Cubs' starting rotation is shaky compared to other national league contenders. Matthew Boyd and Shota Imanaga are Chicago's only two current pitchers, even though the two players have grown bigger lately since the playoffs.
That's why it makes sense for the Cubs to pursue impact starters, especially if they're under the control of the team outside of this season. There are some interesting prospects to spin, but they should not be relied on to catch slack alone in the coming years.
Miami, Fla. – July 6: Edward Cabrera #27 of the Miami Marlins walks out of the mound in a July 6, 2025 game against the Milwaukee Brewery at Loandepot Park in Miami, Florida.
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Miami Marlins' Edward Cabrera might be the perfect choice as he signed contracts for both the 2028 season. A baseball insider believes that the bears will make this appropriate result.
On Tuesday, Jim Bowden of the sport used Cabrera as one of his “bold predictions.”
Bowden wrote earlier in the work: “The Cubs have been focusing on starting the top of the pitching market, including Mackenzie Gore, Sandy Alcantara, Edward Cabrera, Mickey Keller, Mirill Kelly and Zach Garren.”
The 27-year-old Cabrera has something unique: a change that can break the value of a ball running at 96 miles per hour and 98% of the time. Now, he has scored 3.35 ERA in 18 games this season, tracking his best year in his profession.
One thing to pay attention to, however, is that Cabrera never exceeded 100 innings during the major league season, sometimes causing other situations due to injuries.
He is currently in 94 innings, so the talented right will soon be in the unknown territory.
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