The Chicago Cubs are expected to be aggressive at the MLB Trade Deadline, but team president Jed Hoyer says the team needs to plan around potentially losing All-Star outfielder Kyle Tucker.

Chicago Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer keeps getting the same message from rival officials as he collects information ahead of the July 31 trade deadline: We’re going to wait and see where we stand in the last couple of days.

It would make sense to try to get some sort of prospect return for him instead of losing him for nothing in the offseason. But his value, which was creeping up at one point, has gone down over the past month.

The Chicago Cubs may make a few roster decisions in the coming weeks, which could result in some unexpected cuts.

Cubs traded Isaac Paredes for Kyle Tucker, and now they’re left needing a third baseman—with contenders like the Yankees and Tigers urking.

The Chicago Cubs have been the subject of a ton of trade rumors as the deadline approaches at the end of the month. Expected to be one of the most active teams

The Chicago Cubs need to find a solution in their bullpen, and a trade with the Atlanta Braves could do the trick.