Chicago Cubs are one of the most successful teams with loyal fans and only grows when it comes to discussing prospective talents. While developing strategies to rebuild the organization, fans are waiting to know more outlooks of the Cubs’ prospects.

Brennen Davis: The Outfield Phenom

Out of all the prospects on the Cubs’ payroll, Brennen Davis is one of the most anticipated players to rock the MLB in the future. The fact that he is a power hitter and at the same time an average hitter puts him as a future prospect as an outfielder. Davis’ development will prove to be important for the Cubs especially if he turns into the pillar of the Cubs for the next few years.

Pete Crow-Armstrong: The Defensive Wizard

Claimed from the Mets as part of the 2021 trade that sent Javier Báez to New York, Crow-Armstrong is highly regarded for his service in the center field. USC scouting analyst David Seifert has stated that his glove work is already on par to some of the greater outfield stars in the major leagues and we see him as a future leadoff hitter despite the fact that his bat is still projected to improve. The defensive skills of Crow-Armstrong can save runs and also he can take up the responsibility of an outfield player for the Cubs.

Jordan Wicks: The Left-Handed Ace

Wicks was selected in the first round of the 2021 MLB Draft, and has tiered through the Cubs’ organization fast. The player playing the left-handed pitcher has very good control and his best pitch is the change up which puts the batters off balance.

Kevin Alcántara: The Power Hitter

Obtained in the trade that has taken Anthony Rizzo to the Yankees, Kevin Alcántara is yet another promising player in the Cubs organisation. Alcántara is a rather large hitter with great raw power and the ability to hit for the long ball as well. He has an excellent physical build that stands 6’6” and he could surely pack a punch when in front of the plate. He is also athletic, which provides much needed defensive depth in the outfield, and the team has the benefit of having unused positioning for him in the future.

Miguel Amaya: The Catcher of the Future

Injuries have prevented him from making further development with a strong arm and a team captain attitude as a catcher. In the battering department, he has displayed moments of raw strength and evenly a good swing. Now that Willson Contreras is not a member of the Chicago Cubs anymore, Amaya may find a way to be the starting catcher for the team in the next two or three years.

FAQ’s

1. Who is the Cubs’ top prospect?
Up to date, the best prospect for the team has been Brennen Davis who also demonstrated efficiency in hitting home runs as well as base stealing and was equally good in fielding.

2. When will Pete Crow-Armstrong make his MLB debut?
Pete Crow-Armstrong is young I do not believe he is even in the minors yet so he could join the crew in the next two to three years most at worst.

3. What makes Jordan Wicks a top pitching prospect?
Jordan Wicks is another impressive child who possesses marvellous control and a devastating changeup that puts the youngster very high on the Cubs’ list.

4. Who are some power-hitting prospects in the Cubs’ system?
Kevin Alcántara is one of the promising power hitters future home runs hitter of this franchise.

The squad that the Cubs have on paper is quite strong, but the team has many promising youngsters in their minor league system which will definitely help them in the long run. Cubs fans have all the right to look forward to the set of talents that may one day take the field at Wrigley FIeld.