Like his boss, Craig Counsell isn’t going to give up too much when asked about the Trade Deadline and what may or may not happen. But he’s more plugged into the front office than a typical manager might be, so I still wanted to at least see what he had to say.
“[Jed Hoyer is] just trying to make the team better,” Counsell said, per The Athletic. “That’s always his mindset. You’re always looking at different [things]. Every transaction has a different time window to it. He very much understands that, and values all those time windows.”
Yes. Indeed.
“I know Jed’s working really hard, and there’s time to go left,” Counsell said, again per The Athletic. “You got to be responsible to this team and to the future of the Cubs. This team has played well, for sure, and we’re excited about what lies ahead. No matter what lies ahead, we’re excited to get after it for the next two months.”
All right. There you have it. Hoyer and the front office are looking for ways to make the team better, while keeping in mind the different time windows – winning now, and also winning in the future – that are affected by moves they make.
I know. Not revelatory. But I’m going to choose to believe that he’s staying cagey because he knows the Cubs are working on some SIGNIFICANT MOVES and he doesn’t want to spoil anything. Totally. That’s totally it.
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