Just a few days ago, we looked at a Cubs offseason that saw the additions of two non-tendered closers, an aging starter with gas still left in the tank, and backup catcher Kyle Higashioka. The former Yankee and Padre has averaged around 86 games per season over the last few years and has hit at least 10 homers in each of the last four seasons, making him a very strong backup. Even though his career .212 batting average leaves a bit to be desired, the added pop makes up for a lot of that.
Catching Options Dwindling as Potential Cubs Target Kyle Higashioka Joins Rangers
