Reese McGuire, who saw his production drop off with the Red Sox in 2024, is set to join the Cubs for their major league Spring Training camp next month.

The Chicago Cubs are likely not going to land the top free agent remaining on the market according to a new report. Earlier this month, shocking news emerged saying the Cubs were pursuing Houston Astros third baseman Alex Bregman if the two-time All-Star was willing to sign a short-term deal which contained opt outs similar to the contract which got Cody Bellinger to Chicago.

Former Red Sox catcher Reese McGuire has signed a minor league contract with the Cubs, reported Aram Leighton of Just Baseball. The 29-year-old left-handed hitter appeared in 161 games for Boston from 2022-24 and batted .

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The Cubs and catcher Reese McGuire have agreed to a minor league deal, reports Aram Leighton of Just Baseball. The Apex Baseball client will presumably receive an invite to major league spring training as well.

As Alex Bregman continues to wait for a contract in free agency, the Chicago Cubs could be an option for the two-time All-Star if the interest from the

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Cubs apparently no longer in the market for free agent 3rd baseman Alex Bregman as the team is expected to fill position from within

When the Cubs acquired star outfielder Kyle Tucker last month, they shipped a pair of third basemen -- big leaguer Isaac Paredes and Top 100 prospect Cam Smith -- to the Astros as part of the blockbuster trade.

However, according to Bruce Levine of Audacy, the Chicago Cubs have spoken with ... more reason than one to pursue Bregman. The Boston Red Sox have been viewed as the favorites to land the right ...

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