5 stud hitters that could transform the Chicago Cubs lineup
The Chicago Cubs need some serious power, and here are 5 guys that the team could pursue to get it. These scenarios are not likely to happen, but they sure are fun to ponder.

3. 1B Pete Alonso
This one seems more realistic than the others somehow. Similar to the Padres, the New York Mets have a massively inflated payroll but a lackluster record of 42-48. Things could change between now and the trade deadline, but if the Mets do decide to sell (very unlikely I know), Pete Alonso would be an intriguing chip. He has one more year of control before hitting free agency in 2025 so he probably won't command the type of capital a Rafael Devers trade would and he would be a great fit with the Cubs.
Yes, we would still probably have to move a top prospect like PCA, but it might be worth it to get Alonso. He's made 3 All-Star teams, he's always near the top of the league in home runs and RBIs, he's under 30 years old and the Cubs need a 1st baseman. Alonso would be a great fit and the Cubs might want to explore this option to get some more power in their lineup.