Regardless of who the Cubs pursue at the deadline, they are expected to part ways with one of or both outfielders Owen Caissie (Cubs No. 1, MLB No. 42) and Kevin Alcántara (Cubs No. 4, MLB No. 85).

Ahead of the MLB trade deadline on July 31, we’re predicting landing spots for some of the top players available this summer.

On the heels of the Ethan Conrad pick in the first round, the Chicago Cubs snagged another outfielder, selecting UNC speedster Kane Kepley in the second round.

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Heading into the MLB trade deadline, the Cubs and Mariners have the two best prospects that GMs expect to be moved.

The Chicago Cubs sit in first place in the NL Central, but they reportedly won't be satisfied without some postseason success ...

The MLB Trade Deadline is now a little over four weeks away, and the Chicago Cubs should be one of the more aggressive teams to acquire the talent to push them over the edge.

More Red Sox stars on the move? A former Cy Young available? Here are the big names your team could be targeting.

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In the final month before the July 31 trade deadline, the Cubs will be all over the pitching market. Jed Hoyer, the club’s president of baseball operations, and general manager Carter Hawkins ...

The Arizona Diamondbacks have a few potential trade chips they could look to move ahead of the trade deadline.