Jed Hoyer

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1,973 appearances 38 recordings 2 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 6d ago

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Rahimi & Grote Show · Jed Hoyer talks Cubs' struggles, Pete Crow-Armstrong's vulgar comment (Hour 4) · 20 May 2026 podcast

He just, you know, his knee locked up.

He had to have a meniscus surgery, but he's progressing well.

And hopefully that means once he's.

throwing sort of heavy bullpens.

We're not too far away from, from some game action, you know, on rehabs or, or live BP.

So I think he's progressing well, you know, Justin is still, you know, shut down right now.

He's, he's in town and, you know, I think he's going to certainly be, be later this summer.

So as we think about, you know, guys that are going to help in a more immediate term, I think, you know, Boyd is progressing well and hopefully he can continue that progression.

Yeah, we're going to stretch him out.

I think that with your given injuries, we've had to shuffle guys through the bullpen, but you want to have guys like Jordan Wicks and Assad starting in Iowa to make sure that you can stretch those guys out.

I think he's really talented.

Yeah, he's had some ups and downs and some injuries.

Obviously, he had an injury in spring training, so he wasn't really a part of spring training at all for us.

He had some struggles in his early rehab, but he threw well his last time out, and

I think he needs to help us.

I think he's a talented pitcher.

Obviously, he threw really well for us in 23, started 24 in the rotation.

And so I feel like he's a guy that has a lot of talent and a lot of upside.

And it's just about maintaining that consistency to pitch at this level.

Yeah, no, that's a good question.

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