Theo Epstein

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Even when you know something to be true based on overwhelming evidence, it can be a little jarring to hear the party in question admit to it. Theo Epstein’s brutal honesty about the Cubs’ trade-deadline situation By Patrick Mooney Aug 22, 2020 The COVID-19 reckoning is coming for Theo Epstein’s baseball operations department. He has been married to Marie Whitney since January 1, 2007. It’ll involve conversations right up to the point of when we have to decide on a transaction, and probably right up to the deadline itself.”I’m sure some fans out there will point to this as Epstein being the chess master, setting up a smokescreen to obscure his true intentions.

Marie Whitney Epstein is the loving and beautiful wife of Theo Epstein, President of Baseball Operations for the Chicago Cubs. “The financial picture’s not great,” Epstein told the media via Zoom. He has been married to Marie Whitney since January 1, 2007. Theo Epstein has served as the Cubs’ President of Baseball Operations for nine offseasons now. The expanded playoff field could mean fewer teams looking to sell, though perhaps the standings will be a little more solidified over the next few days.Watch: Anthony Rizzo’s Second Home Run off Trevor Bauer Rizzo with the multi-HR game off Trevor Bauer. Again, many saw this coming months ago and were surprised when no trades were made over the winter or spring to shed salary and avoid the CBT threshold.As Theo Epstein made quite clear prior to Friday’s ugly loss to the White Sox, however, the Cubs are going to have a very difficult time adding any more salary via trade.“It’s not something that I can give a blanket answer to.

It’d cost a lot less, they already understand the protocols, and it would prove that all their talk about more aggressive pitching development isn’t just lip service.With just over a week to go prior to the deadline, expect to hear all kinds of general rumblings with the Cubs involved on some more peripheral arms. And not something that I can share. Looking for some great streaming picks? Theo Epstein was born on December 29, 1973 in New York City, New York, USA as Theo N. Epstein. If you buy something through these links you won’t pay a penny more, but you will help us keep the lights on. Theo Epstein recently took part by booting a 50-yard “field goal” into a soccer net, though the jury is still out on the legitimacy of the kick since he admitted to having a bit of a tailwind.

Theo Epstein acknowledged that the Cubs need a reliever who can harness left-handed hitters before the Aug. 31 trade deadline. But attempts to … He then challenged David Ortiz and Eddie Vedder to show off their tricks, so … Back in 2002, prior to the Cubs, Mr. Epstein became the youngest general manager in MLB history when at the age of 24 the Boston Red Sox hired him. “Also, if acquiring the player puts them in an untenable situation, it might be hard to acquire somebody who’s got a great setup with their family in a certain spot geographically.”Comfort and acclimation to a new situation are always paramount to success, but they’re even more important now in light of everything that’s going on. Rather than selling their broadcast rights for a mint, Marquee Sports Network is a joint venture between the Cubs and Sinclair that required significant capital investment from both parties and isn’t expected to impact payroll in a meaningful way for years to come.That means those wheelbarrows of cash the business operations team promised have turned into buckets of IOUs, which puts the baseball ops team in a precarious spot. Cubs Insider is an unofficial Cubs website. — Maddie Lee (@maddie_m_lee) August 4, 2020. Theo Epstein said the Cubs are approaching this weekend as if they are heading to St. Louis but are remaining flexible while MLB has "a lot to work through" with the Cardinals. Imagine trading for someone and then finding out a few days later that they’d pulled a “Every team is going to be cognizant of who they’re bringing in and how responsible they would be and how much you can count on them,” Epstein explained. At the moment, that’s really all the Cubs can do. Not surprisingly, Chicago Cubs president of baseball operations Theo Epstein told reporters, including The Athletic's Patrick Mooney, that money …