Carter (Caller)

If they're not, they could go the other way and be the latest version of a team that is going to rebuild, even though they're in a big market.

What...

No, I don't think you have it analyzed right now, Jeff.

He's actually hitting the ball pretty well right now, and he just hasn't had an opportunity.

So what the Cubs did was they had a guy that was third.

He was third at third base in gold glove consideration.

So he was in the finalist as a rookie.

The second half of last year, he hit better than anybody on the Cubs, and that's not saying a lot.

And recently, he's coming back, but prep counselors use him as a platoon player only, so against left-handers, and he doesn't have a starting position until recently, and that's been because of the fact that Suzuki has an injured knee, and he hasn't been playing right field, but

But there's great hope and feelings that Shaw is actually a star player of the future for the Cubs still.

The problem is that they replaced him with Bregman and they didn't have another spot open for him.

Well, I would say ideally not because, you know, they have a left fielder in Happ.

They have a right fielder in Suzuki that are both going to be free agents after this year.

So they have indoctrinated him as an outfielder.

So he's played relatively well out there.

He's a very athletic baseball player.

So he's adapting to playing in the outfield.

I would say not.

I don't think he'd be included.

But they don't have a real lot to trade minor league-wise.