Evan Altman is a National Account Executive at Cubs Insider. He is recognized as Central Indiana's foremost Cubs authority, specializing in Major League Sports, particularly team sports and their business aspects. Evan has been featured in Cubs Insider and NewsBreak, showcasing his expertise in competitive sports and sports broadcasting.
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Evan's coverage primarily focuses on local sports, particularly baseball with a strong emphasis on the Chicago Cubs. He seems to be interested in announcements and investment analysis related to baseball teams and players.
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By: Evan Altman
Artist and Cubs fan J.J. Weinberg put himself on the map for Cubs fans when he gifted his father, Jerry, his original painting of the Cubs celebrating their 2016 World Series win. The clip was featured on NBC and ESPN, and you can see just how much this moment meant to both father and son. …
There were high hopes for Edward Cabrera after he was acquired for top prospect Owen Caissie in early January, but the big righty was downright bad. A bad hamstring strain and persistent blister issues limited him to just 80 innings over 18 total appearances, and his stuff took a big step back even when he …
By: Evan Altman
As with many other free agents at the top of nearly every Cubs fan’s wish list, Tarik Skubal is going to draw a lot of attention over the next several months. Or many only the next several weeks, though it’s hard to imagine the lefty signing a deal in what figures to be a very …
The Brewers are on the cusp of moving on to the World Series, where they’ll be favored to win for the first time in club history. As painful as that will be for Cubs fans, it shouldn’t be a surprise. After all, the Cubs have been staring at the Brewers’ backside for years now despite …
As first reported by Jeff Passan, the Orioles have hired Jared Banner to be their new GM. No relation to the gamma-irradiated scientist who turns into a green rage monster, Banner rose to the role of assistant GM with the Cubs after joining the organization as VP of special projects in 2021. He was subsequently …
Some people call him the space cowboy; some call him the gangster of love. Some people call him Maurice, ’cause he speaks of the pompatus of love. But now they call Steve Miller the Cubs’ new VP of international scouting after serving in a similar role for the Rays since 2019. Francys Romero was the …
The Guardians are officially in offseason mode after being eliminated by the Rays in the ALCS, and they could be looking to move one of their star players prior to the start of the 2027 campaign. Steven Kwan is projected to earn a little more than $11 million in his final year of arbitration, and …
By: Evan Altman
The World Series begins tonight and the Brewers are favored to win it on the 10th anniversary of the Cubs’ historic title. I’d be lying if I told you I had strong feelings about this Fall Classic — outside of hoping the Rays win, that is — but I’ll be watching it on the periphery …
I’ve been off the radar since the World Series started due to a variety of events that have demanded my time, but I wanted to pop back in quickly after seeing something that piqued my interest. The good news for both of us is that I’ve got too little energy to produce one of my …
By: Evan Altman
We’ve all been saying it for years now, and Michael Canter noted this recently as well, but the Cubs have to be aggressive this winter. But this isn’t a typical winter, as there figures to be about a month of free agency before a lockout shuts the league down until a new collective bargaining agreement …
