That's exactly what Michael Monreal of Just Baseball predicted could happen, naming him one of five former All Stars who may be forced to enter retirement in 2025.

The Chicago Cubs have done a lot this offseason to fill the holes on their roster. Additions have been made in the bullpen, in the starting rotation, at catcher, and in the area of overall depth.

Chicago has Jon Berti, Gage Workman, and Justin Turner, all of whom play third base and will likely see some action there. Vidal Brujan has not spent much time at third in his career but could fill in if needed.

Chicago Cubs pitcher Colin Rea made his his spring training debut on Sunday, February 23. The right-handed pitcher signed a one year, $5.0 million deal during the off-season. During his first outing of 2025,

Training has arrived for the Chicago Cubs, and there are plenty of players to keep an eye on during this preseason ramp up period as the organization gets ready to shape their roster. With tons of talented prospects in the pipeline who also got invited to Major League camp,