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Aug 3, 2026 26 min

Recapping the Chicago Cubs 2026 Trade Deadline

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MLB trade deadline was a memorable one for fans Cubs get big rotation arm in Kevin Gausman Reliever Ryan Zeferjahn adds some needed firepower to the bullpen Mo Baller era on the North Side comes to an end Cubs take on Braxton Garrett as a project piece, pay a decently high price Jed makes bold move for Clay Holmes and Tyrone Taylor for #2 prospect Jefferson Rojas Cubs will take on Tarik Skubal and the Dodgers this week at Wrigley Field Find Alex Patt: ChiCitySports.com | Bill Swerski Sports Talk Chicago | @chifanpatt2 on Twitter(X) Bleav in Cubs is part of the Bleav Podcast Network. Subscribe on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Amazon Music. Gambling problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER. Must be 21 or older to participate.

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On this special episode of Bleav in Cubs, Alex discusses the 2026 trade deadline acquisitions by the North Siders. Jed Hoyer was much more aggressive than last year, landing notable veterans Kevin Gausman, Clay Holmes, and Tyrone Taylor. He also got some intriguing lesser-known arms including reliever Ryan Zeferjahn. While the Cubs gained some talent, they parted ways with notable players including Moises Ballesteros, Jefferson Rojas, Mason McGwire, and Jonathan Long. All of this and more on Bleav in Cubs, powered by FanDuel. Bet responsibly. Must be 21+. FanDuel Sportsbook — America's #1 Sports Book.

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