Patrick Mooney is a News Editor at Comcast SportsNet Chicago, LLC. He specializes in covering major league sports, competitive sports, and the business of professional sports, with a keen focus on team sports. Patrick's work has been featured in notable publications such as The New York Times, Yahoo News, and The Athletic.
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Patrick Mooney's articles predominantly focus on the Chicago Cubs, MLB, and off-season moves. His coverage heavily features expert commentary and announcements related to baseball events. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights from experts within the baseball industry or individuals with insider knowledge of the Cubs' off-season strategies.
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By: Patrick Mooney
Holmes did not throw a pitch in the Wild Card Series against the Padres.
By: Patrick Mooney
As Happ approaches free agency, he can already see the writing on the wall.
"It starts now for everybody in this organization. Assess the year and come back and be better next year. Because it wasn't good enough."
By: Patrick Mooney
The hard-throwing McDowell threw 305 innings and finished third in the 1970 AL Cy Young Award voting.
By: Ken Rosenthal, Patrick Mooney
The A's are expected to make a decision this week.
By: Patrick Mooney, Sahadev Sharma
The Chicago Cubs are making changes behind the scenes this October.
By: Sahadev Sharma, Patrick Mooney
Although this upcoming class of free agents is viewed as subpar, four names stand out while assessing the Cubs’ biggest weakness.
By: Sahadev Sharma, Patrick Mooney
The Cubs will need some internal improvements next season. These four players, in particular, could be difference-makers.
By: Patrick Mooney, Ken Rosenthal, Chandler Rome
Seattle is also considering Joe Espada, Rocco Baldelli and other candidates to replace Dan Wilson after a disappointing season.
By: Patrick Mooney
“That period’s going to be active,” Jed Hoyer said. “If deals make sense, regardless of the structure, I think they’re going to get done."
