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Chicago Cubs Reward Top Exec Jed Hoyer With Contract Extension
COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS, JUL 28 – Jed Hoyer secured a multi-year extension after building a top contender with the Cubs tied for the best National League record and boasting a +116 run differential, team officials said.
- The Chicago Cubs announced on Monday that they have secured Jed Hoyer, their president of baseball operations, with a new contract that will keep him with the team for multiple years.
- Hoyer, who became part of the Cubs organization in 2011 and was elevated to president in 2020 after Theo Epstein’s exit, was approaching the end of his current contract.
- The Cubs, tied with the Milwaukee Brewers atop the National League Central with a 62-43 record through Monday, have built a strong player development system under Hoyer's leadership.
- Cubs Executive Chairman Tom Ricketts praised Jed and his team for establishing a strong system for developing players and assembling an exciting team that is competing for a playoff spot.
- The contract extension settles questions about Hoyer’s future as the Cubs strive to build on their success and qualify for the postseason for the first time since the 2020 season.
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Cubs agree to contract extension with president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer
The Chicago Cubs have locked in president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer for the long term, agreeing to a multiyear contract extension.
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Reports: Cubs sign Jed Hoyer to multi-year extension
CHICAGO (WGN) — With the MLB trade deadline fast approaching, the Chicago Cubs have made a move to address the front office before any potential deadline deals go down. According to USA Today's Bob Nightengale, the Cubs have signed President of Baseball Operations Jed Hoyer to a multi-year extension. Before the deal was done, his contract was set to expire at the end of the season. Hoyer is in his 14th season with the North Siders, and his fifth…
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