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The GM Meetings in Las Vegas have wrapped up this week and while no major moves were the Chicago Cubs publicly confirmed their obvious offseason focus. It’s pitching. Cool. Again, obvious and probably didn’t need to be said out loud, but just in case you had doubts about the team’s plan to upgrade the roster this winter both Jed Hoyer and Carter Hawkins addressed what the front office will try to accomplish. First, Hoyer on the top priority for the Cubs this offseason. Via Marquee Sports Network. If there was any doubt as to where Jed Hoyer and the Chicago Cubs would prioritize their winter plans, he cleared them up Tuesday at the General Managers Meetings in Las Vegas. Pitching, pitching and more pitching. “I think that’s obvious — look at our depth chart,” the Cubs president of baseball operations told reporters at the yearly event, hosted this year at the Cosmopolitan. “We’re in pretty good position on the position player side — on the pitching side, we’re thinner. “I think that’s going to be our focus, and I expect to explore trades; I expect to explore free agency — both at the top of the market but also looking at minor league free agency.” You can hear more from Hoyer in the clip below from Tuesday night. “We’re gonna have an active offseason … largest focus will be on pitching, I think that’s obvious.”Jed Hoyer on the Cubs’ mindset this offseason. pic.twitter.com/Xd8lhqI6TV— Marquee Sports Network (@WatchMarquee) November 11, 2025 Meanwhile, Hawkins went into a bit more detail on why the Cubs are mainly focusing in on upgrading their team through pitching acquisitions. Via The Athletic. “One of my favorite things to talk about in the office with the guys is: ‘A win is a win is a win,’” Cubs general manager Carter Hawkins said. “An offensive win is the same as a defensive win is the same as a pitching win. But if you look at our current lineup, our current depth chart, where are we most likely to be able to improve? “It’s going to be on the pitching side. That’s where the most opportunity is. It’s not that we wouldn’t acquire an awesome position player or be active on the position-player market in different ways. But it’s just most likely that it’s going to be in the pitching space where we find things that make us better for the cost that we’re looking to be paying at that time. “That’s a long way of saying: ‘Yeah, our focus will be everywhere,’ but I would imagine that most of the action would be involved in the pitching market.” Sweet. And actually great because I’ll always believe in the notion that you can never have enough pitching. Plus, there are some early indications that the Cubs will actually target pitchers at the top of the free agent market this offseason to add to their rotation. Again, sweet! I mean, for 2026 and beyond the Cubs 100% have to add more pitching talent to the starting rotation AND although we probably won’t see big-name acquisitions in the reliever department, fans should fully expect the Cubs to be active replenishing the bullpen. The thing is, I’m not feeling comfortable with how the Cubs are seemingly pushing aside the need to improve the offense. Kyle Tucker is an after thought right now and while his last couple months with the Cubs were certainly deflating, he still made a huge impact on the lineup through June, when the team had a top-three scoring team in baseball. But OK, the Cubs don’t feel Tucker is worth $400 million, but that’s an argument for a different day. How about just adding another solid bat in 2026, to ease the pressure from the young guys like Moises Ballesteros, Owen Caissie, or not expecting Matt Shaw to just continue his second-half success. I mean, don’t get me wrong, I think those guys will certainly continue, but we’ve also seen that development is not linear. Pete Crow-Armstrong turned things around in 2024, then was amazing through the All-Star break in 2025, and was then really bad the last two months of the season. If you have the ability to add talent to…

Dequan Finn is no longer a member of the college football team at Miami of Ohio. He quit. The seventh-year quarterback abandoned his team with two games left in the regular season. Although his plan is to prepare for the NFL, this kind of decision does not reflect well on his character. Professional organizations are not going to want to draft or sign a guy who left his college football team to fend for itself while still fighting for a bid to the conference championship. Who is Dequan Finn? A native of Detroit, Finn committed to play at Toledo out of Martin Luther King High School way back in the Class of 2019. He played five years with the Rockets and started 38 games in total from 2021-2023. Toledo went 11-2 in 2023. Finn completed a career-high 63.4% of his passes for a conference-best 2,657 yards with 22 touchdowns and nine interceptions. The 6-foot-2, 206-pound dual-threat signal-caller also ran for 563 yards and seven touchdowns. It was an impressive year. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRV8VPNCq28 As a result of his strong play, Dequan Finn hit the transfer portal. He ultimately landed at Baylor and won the starting job for Week 1 but suffered an injury that limited him to just three games. A medical hardship waiver extended Finn’s eligibility into a seventh season, which led him to Miami University in Ohio. He played in all nine of the Redhawks’ first nine games, either as the starter or in a timeshare with Henry Hesson. Miami lost its starting quarterback with two games remaining. Dequan Finn was expected to start against his former team, Toledo, on Wednesday. However, he was suddenly and mysteriously ruled out right before kickoff. Nobody saw it coming. Nobody knew why. Some people suggested it was due to injury. ESPN claimed it was an illness. It sounds like he just… quit. Miami head coach spoke about Finn’s status with the program on Friday morning. His seven-year college football career is officially over. “Dequan is moving on,” Martin said. “We had an 11 good months with him. Dequan did some awesome things. He’s an awesome young man. We spent a lot of time together. At this point, he’s going to move on. He’s got a shot to play at the next level. He’s going to train and get ready to go do that.” The timing of this decision could not be worse. Both for the Redhawks and for optics. Miami has two games left in the regular season against Buffalo and Ball State. It is currently tied for second place in the MAC standings with a record of 4-2. A conference championship bid is still very much within reach. Especially because Buffalo is one of the other teams at 4-2. Finn does not seem to care. He quit the team to go get ready for the NFL. But who will want to draft him? The post Miami Quarterback Suddenly Quits Team After Seven Years With Championship In Reach appeared first on BroBible.