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Cubs Unlikely to Keep $85 Million Star Slugger This Winter
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The Chicago Cubs will have a bit of a financial headache to deal with this winter.
Chicago previously signed Suzuki to a five-year, $85 million contract before the 2022 campaign.
In fact, the Chicago Cubs star’s 3.6 WAR is currently tied with Nick Kurtz for 24th-best in all of baseball.
At the time, the Cubs were struggling and possibly looking to offload the pending free agent before the deadline.
Chicago Urged to Re-sign Star OutfielderWhile the Chicago Cubs are expected to prioritize pitching this winter, most fans of the club want to keep Suzuki.