Bruce Levine

quashed because of the fact that they were in a situation where the medicals didn't work out.

So you always have to wait for the medicals to come through before it's announced.

I think he's two or three.

I mean, you know,

Boyd off of last year is certainly high up there in their ideas.

But, you know, you have to look at Boyd and Horton 1-2 right now, or 2-1, whatever way you want to look at it.

I think Cabrera is right there in the top three.

So that's how they're going to look at him.

And, again, the one thing you look at here is this trade.

But what it does tell you also is that the Cubs are down two outfielders

rather than one.

Does this allow them to get back into the conversation, bringing back either Tucker or Cody Bellinger to play right field?

Because you're now considering Suzuki as your primary number one outfielder alone, unless you're considering Alcantara, the young kid, as part of it, and I don't think they do.

So does this allow the Cubs to get back into the Bellinger conversation?

Or if Tucker...

is not getting the seven, eight years that was projected out there.

Does that allow the Cubs to get back into a three- or four-year deal with opt-outs in case Tucker's not getting the money that he wants elsewhere?

Right.

But, you know, again, maybe Bellinger is waiting for Tucker to sign, vice versa.

I mean, they're