Summary
The Chicago Cubs are considering offering their infielder, Nico Hoerner, a contract extension worth about $120 million over six years. This decision comes as the Cubs aim to retain key players before they hit free agency next season. Hoerner has been a consistent performer for the team, showcasing solid skills both offensively and defensively.
Key Facts
- The Chicago Cubs may offer Nico Hoerner a six-year, $120 million contract extension.
- Nico Hoerner is currently 28 years old and plays as an infielder for the Cubs.
- Hoerner has been with the Cubs for his entire career and is known for his solid overall play.
- The Cubs lost outfielder Kyle Tucker last offseason due to contract disagreements.
- Several key Cubs players, including Ian Happ and Seiya Suzuki, are set to become free agents after the upcoming season.
- Hoerner's current batting statistics include a .297 average with seven home runs and 61 RBIs.
- Hoerner's previous contract with the team has already been extended once.
- The Cubs are expected to attempt to negotiate a new contract with Hoerner this spring.
