Chicago Cubs News: Cubs responsible for Jeter’s mission

MIAMI, FL - OCTOBER 03: Miami Marlins CEO Derek Jeter speak with members of the media at Marlins Park on October 3, 2017 in Miami, Florida. (Photo by Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)
MIAMI, FL - OCTOBER 03: Miami Marlins CEO Derek Jeter speak with members of the media at Marlins Park on October 3, 2017 in Miami, Florida. (Photo by Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)

It’s hard as a fan to watch what’s going on in Miami. But in Chicago, we just got through it. The Chicago Cubs are very likely the reason for Derek Jeter’s mission in Miami.

When Chicago Cubs‘ fans see whats happening with the Miami Marlins, I’m sure they understand. It doesn’t make it easier because it’s still going to be an unpleasant couple of years for the Marlins. After watching what the Cubs did, and then the Houston Astros, Jeter is applying the same mentality for to the Marlins. Tear it down, build it from the ground up. All we can tell Marlins’ fans is if he does it right, it’ll be worth it in the end.

The potential of signing Yu Darvish seems to favor the Cubs, but there’s still business left to be done. And the Cubs aren’t the only team still on his list as the New Year draws near. The Astros have met with Darvish and his agent, as well. The Dodgers could also still be interested in his services. So while the Cubs seems like a likely landing spot, there are other scenarios that could take place.

The Cubs’ Ben Zobrist is getting in shape for 2018, working about as hard as he ever has before. But our Justin Curran thinks that while players like Jason Heyward and Kyle Schwarber may benefit from this, Zobrist might be out of time. Will all this offseason work pay off? Or is father time knocking at the door?

These and other stories you might have missed:

‘Cubs, Astros responsible for Jeter’s mission’ – Cubbies Crib

‘Potential scenarios for Darvish’ – Cubbies Crib

‘Zobrist might be running out of time’ – Cubbies Crib

‘Cubs sign Bass to minor-league deal’ – Cubbies Crib

‘Enberg passes away at the age of 82’ – MLB.com

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