Third base has been a glaring hole in the Cubs’ lineup all season, whether it was Matt Shaw‘s early struggles or the poor performance of several temporary fill-ins. Shaw looked good in his first game back with the big club, but the rookie’s production is far from guaranteed and the Cubs can’t depend on any of their backups for full-time duty. That’s a big part of the reason they’ll continue looking for help, and Bob Nightengale mentioned the Cubs as a possible suitor for a veteran who made the All-Star Game last season.
Rockies IF Ryan McMahon Could Make Sense for Cubs as Trade Candidate
