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- 1Cubs' Jed Hoyer reflects after postseason exit▼'We let an opportunity slip away': Hoyer, Cubs evaluating future after postseason exit
Chicago Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer said the team 'let an opportunity slip away' as the club was eliminated from the postseason. Hoyer and the front office are now evaluating the roster and the direction of the franchise heading into the offseason, with questions expected about player moves and long-term plans.
- 2Cubs' playoff exit leaves Jed Hoyer facing a long offseason▼Rise of the Brewers and wasted opportunities will gnaw at Jed Hoyer all offseason https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/76541
The Chicago Cubs have been knocked out of the playoffs by the Milwaukee Brewers, and attention is turning to president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer. Commentators argue the Brewers' rise, built on shrewd development, highlights opportunities the Cubs wasted, and that those missed chances will weigh on Hoyer throughout the offseason as he weighs roster decisions.
- 3Jed Hoyer outlines Cubs' offseason priorities after playoff exit●After playoff exit, Jed Hoyer says the Cubs' offseason focus is clear https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7654147/2026/10/0
Chicago Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer has spoken publicly about the team's plans following their elimination from the playoffs, saying the offseason focus is clear. Reporting indicates pitching is a central part of those plans, with fans and analysts now speculating about roster moves ahead of next season.
- 4Jed Hoyer addresses Cubs' postseason exit and expectations●Jed Hoyer talks postseason exit, team expectations
Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer spoke publicly about the team's postseason exit and the expectations facing the club going forward. He addressed how the season ended and what the front office will weigh heading into the offseason. Reaction has focused on whether Chicago's roster meets the standards Hoyer described.