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EPISODE · Feb 12, 2025 · 40 MIN

CubsPS+ #103: A Bench Rising from the Ashes?

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Episode Summary: In this episode, I dive into a key aspect of the Cubs' roster—bench depth—and why improving it could make a huge impact in 2025. Last season, the Cubs’ bench was a major weakness, and I break down the numbers on just how bad it was. But with several offseason additions and some intriguing prospects, is the bench finally a strength? I also check in on the latest Alex Bregman rumors and discuss whether the Cubs should pursue a veteran bench bat like Justin Turner or Mark Canha. Key Topics Covered: 🔹 Bregman Watch: The Latest Updates Cubs' reported 4-year offer vs. Bregman’s 6-7 year demands Will Bregman sign soon, or is this another Scott Boras standoff? If the Cubs don’t land Bregman, what’s Plan B at third base? 🔹 Cubs’ Bench in 2024: How Bad Was It? The Cubs’ backup players combined for -1.1 WAR 🤯 Outside of Mike Tauchman (1.1 WAR, 111 WRC+), the bench was a disaster Patrick Wisdom (-2 WAR, 75 WRC+), Miles Mastroboni (-4 WAR, 36 WRC+), Nick Madrigal (-0.7 WAR, 57 WRC+) 🔹 How the Cubs Improved the Bench This Offseason Added Gage Workman (Rule 5 pick) – Cubs see big potential in him Signed Jon Berti – veteran utility guy with speed and versatility Picked up Vidal Brujan – but will he actually make the team? Signed backup catcher Carson Kelly – huge upgrade over last year's backups Outfielder Alexander Canario finally gets his shot 🔹 Projections: Can This Bench Be a Strength? Workman, Berti, and Canario all project better than last year’s options Carson Kelly (backup catcher) projects for 88-96 WRC+ vs. last year’s 58 for backup catchers Cubs might finally have reliable bench bats 🔹 Who Else Could the Cubs Add? Justin Turner: Veteran power bat, projects for 112 WRC+, could be a great pinch hitter Mark Canha: Another veteran option, good OBP, can back up first base Paul DeJong: Less exciting, but a versatile option 🔹 What’s Next? Bregman decision could shake up the roster – if he signs, does Matt Shaw move to the bench? Spring Training battles to watch – Workman, Birdie, and Canario will be fighting for their spots Cubs look deeper, healthier, and better prepared to handle a long season 🎧 Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | Stitcher If you enjoy the show, leave a 5-star review! 📲 Follow Me for More Cubs Talk: Twitter/X, TikTok, Instagram, BlueSky, Threads, YouTube: @CubsPSPlus What do you think of the Cubs' bench this year? DM me or leave a comment! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode Summary: In this episode, I dive into a key aspect of the Cubs' roster—bench depth—and why improving it could make a huge impact in 2025. Last season, the Cubs’ bench was a major weakness, and I break down the numbers on just how bad it was. But with several offseason additions and some intriguing prospects, is the bench finally a strength? I also check in on the latest Alex Bregman rumors and discuss whether the Cubs should pursue a veteran bench bat like Justin Turner or Mark Canha. Key Topics Covered: 🔹 Bregman Watch: The Latest Updates Cubs' reported 4-year offer vs. Bregman’s 6-7 year demands Will Bregman sign soon, or is this another Scott Boras standoff? If the Cubs don’t land Bregman, what’s Plan B at third base? 🔹 Cubs’ Bench in 2024: How Bad Was It? The Cubs’ backup players combined for -1.1 WAR 🤯 Outside of Mike Tauchman (1.1 WAR, 111 WRC+), the bench was a disaster Patrick Wisdom (-2 WAR, 75 WRC+), Miles Mastroboni (-4 WAR, 36 WRC+), Nick Madrigal (-0.7 WAR, 57 WRC+) 🔹 How the Cubs Improved the Bench This Offseason Added Gage Workman (Rule 5 pick) – Cubs see big potential in him Signed Jon Berti – veteran utility guy with speed and versatility Picked up Vidal Brujan – but will he actually make the team? Signed backup catcher Carson Kelly – huge upgrade over last year's backups Outfielder Alexander Canario finally gets his shot 🔹 Projections: Can This Bench Be a Strength? Workman, Berti, and Canario all project better than last year’s options Carson Kelly (backup catcher) projects for 88-96 WRC+ vs. last year’s 58 for backup catchers Cubs might finally have reliable bench bats 🔹 Who Else Could the Cubs Add? Justin Turner: Veteran power bat, projects for 112 WRC+, could be a great pinch hitter Mark Canha: Another veteran option, good OBP, can back up first base Paul DeJong: Less exciting, but a versatile option 🔹 What’s Next? Bregman decision could shake up the roster – if he signs, does Matt Shaw move to the bench? Spring Training battles to watch – Workman, Birdie, and Canario will be fighting for their spots Cubs look deeper, healthier, and better prepared to handle a long season 🎧 Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | Stitcher If you enjoy the show, leave a 5-star review! 📲 Follow Me for More Cubs Talk: Twitter/X, TikTok, Instagram, BlueSky, Threads, YouTube: @CubsPSPlus What do you think of the Cubs' bench this year? DM me or leave a comment! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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