For several months, it has been announced that the Chicago puppies will try to change Kris Bryant for the 2021 MLB season. This news had several “nuances” because, while some assured that the decision was imminent, others reported that it had already been left behind. However, the latest reports say so Kris Bryant could leave the Cubs “this week.”
SNY journalist Andy Martino reported on Saturday, January 9, that the Chicago Cubs will replace Kris Bryant “as soon as possible this week.” It was speculated that the fate of the third base would be the Mets, but it seems that everything has changed.
Several sources reported this week that the Cubs and Mets have had recent talks about the Bryant trade. However, Martino adds that the two sides did not talk for “a few weeks” and that these talks took place before the Mets acquired Francisco Lindor.
Despite his quality and being considered a “top” player, Kris Bryant has not been linked to any specific team lately. Although Martino said that there are other organizations extremely interested in him, even more than the metropolitans.
Kris Bryant made his MLB debut with the Chicago Cubs in 2015. During his tenure with the team, he hit .280 batters, hitting 142 rounds at home and producing 414 rounds. The third base was an important piece of the 2016 Cubs World Series championship.