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http://www.bleachernation.com/2013/01/03/cubs-re-sign-pitcher-jaye-chapman-to-a-minor-league-deal/

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Why trade for him now? Baez has the chance to gain significant value this year that you won't even need to include any names after him in that list.

Why can't we just wait for deals to happen instead of speculating? Oh X player is going to sign here, no the Rangers, no the D-Backs...

119 pages in the Winter Meetings thread and NOTHING...

I could see Wood packaged in a deal for Samardzija, especially if it's the Padres.

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I'm ok with trading one of our top prospects (Vogelbach, Baez) only because we already have long term assets in the MLB Roster (Castro, Rizzo), but I do not feel ok trading a player like Almora or...

**** that. Too many talented players going to the Rays for just ONE pitcher (A good one at that). Why can't the Cubs be that team that can draft a great player AND groom them to be their MLB guy? Why...

Porcello on the block:

Anibal Sanchez to his agent:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Raw6uGPtZGY

Twitter is no longer a viable source for information, let that be known folks.

Who is this John Heyman fellow and why does he hate the Cubs?

Whew... Thanks for easing the tensions in this forum.

Cubs will be going very hard on Edwin Jackson now.

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Apparently the deal has fallen through. More details later...

George Kottaras wouldn't have cost us anything to acquire.

Don't know why we didn't make a move on Kottarras this year.

Dwight doesn't want to be Kobe's b****; he'll be looking at the Suns or the Hawks imo.

If the Phillies were willing to trade Brown for LaHair in the beginning of the season, then that is a friendly indication of just how much Brown's value has fallen. I'd say that even Colvin has more...

One thing is for sure, these guys are all upgrades over Koyie Hill.

$800,000 committed and they can't afford him?

I could see a trade going down as early as tonight.

I expect no less than $100 million for Sanchez.

It's imperative that I keep a low profile, but you can call me Nathan.