As the Cubs rebuild, the remaining pieces of the 2016 World Series team are slowly going away. With Jason Heyward landing on the injured list, will this be the last time we see him in a Cubs uniform?

David Kaplan, Tim Stebbins, and Gordon Wittenmyer break down the Heyward IL move and whether he'll be a Cub going forward. The guys also discuss the status of pitcher Kyle Hendricks and if a decision is looming on him at the trade deadline.

(1:40) - Jason Heyward heads to the injured list, has he played his last game with the Cubs?

(6:00) - How will fans remember Jason Heyward?

(15:04) - Will any of Kyle Hendricks, Jason Heyward, or Willson Contreras still be here after the trade deadline?

(20:00) - Should the Cubs keep Hendricks as a veteran presence?

On this episode of the Cubs Talk Podcast, Tim Stebbins and Gordon Wittenmyer discuss the future of Jason Heyward with the Cubs, the series win over the rival St. Louis Cardinals, and the increasing possibility William and Willson Contreras each make the All-Star team.

(1:30) - Reaction to the series win vs. the Cards

(9:15) - Willson Contreras leads NL catchers in All-Star votes. Are he and his brother William headed to the Midsummer Classic?

(23:00) - Jason Heyward's future as a Cub

(30:00) - What will the Cubs do at the trade deadline?

The Cubs lost another series, this time to the Pirates, and it's looking like they're headed into another selloff at the trade deadline. David Kaplan, Tim Stebbins, and Gordon Wittenmyer discuss their takeaways from the Pirates series and the trade speculation around Kyle Hendricks, Willson Contreras, and David Robertson.

(1:55) - Takeaways from the series loss to the Pirates

(9:16) - If the Cubs spend more, does it fix the issues?

(14:20) - What trade will bring back a haul for the Cubs?

(21:00) - Should the Cubs wait until close to the deadline to trade Willson Contreras?

Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer joined David Kaplan on his radio show to discuss the struggling Cubs and the process of rebuilding a big market team. Kap, Gordon Wittenmyer, and Tim Stebbins react to the Hoyer interview and if he is going about the rebuild the right way.

(3:15) - Is Jed Hoyer being transparent about the rebuild?

(8:35) - Were the Ricketts withholding money from Theo Epstein and now Hoyer?

(14:00) - Is the chance to re-sign Willson Contreras down to zero?

(20:20) - What should the Cubs get in return for Willson Contreras if they trade him?

The Cubs are spiraling right now after losing another game and increasing the losing streak to 9. What is being done to fix the issues? Cubs President of Baseball Jed Hoyer sits at the dugout with the local media to discuss the Cubs' failings this season, injury issues, ownership concerns, and a lot more.

The Cubs have lost 8 straight and seem to be in a spiral they can't shake and fans are not happy. David Kaplan, Tim Stebbins, and Gordon Wittenmyer discuss the current state of the Cubs and where they think the team is headed as the trade deadline gets closer, and are the Cubs in danger of losing the fan. Later in the pod, David Kaplan has been suggesting that Yankee star Aaron Judge might be a target for the Cubs in the offseason, so Gordon Wittenmyer went to New York to discuss with Judge his upcoming free agency.

(2:00) - Expectations for the Cubs for the rest of the season

(5:30) - How are fans reacting to the slumping Cubs

(11:40) - Could the Cubs have been more competitive this year?

(21:22) - Gordon goes 1-on-1 with Aaron Judge

Willson Contreras is a Cub, for now after he and the Cubs agree on a deal that will pay the All-Star catcher $9.625 million dollars for this season but can they agree on a long-term deal? David Kaplan, Gordon Wittenmyer, and Tim Stebbins discuss the settlement and if this means that the Cubs will extend Contreras.

(1:50) - Why did it take so long for the Cubs to settle with Contreras?

(6:30) - Cubs pitching prospects review

(12:30) - Are there any other prospects that will make their MLB debut?

The Cubs are looking to get younger and grow talent as they rebuild for another run at a World Series and they might have a couple of starting pitchers to help get them there. David Kaplan, Tim Stebbins, and Gordon Wittenmyer discuss the debuts of pitching prospects Caleb Killan and Matt Swarmer and if they are the building blocks for the Cubs' future. Later in the pod, the guys discuss the injuries to other Cub prospects, Willson Contreras' contract negotiations, and other Cub's moves.

(1:50) - Caleb Killian handled himself well in his first start

(9:20) - Breaking down Matt Swarmer's debut

(17:20) - Is there a better chance the Cubs will keep Willson Contreras?

(21:00) - Will the Cubs sign a star at shortstop this offseason?

David Kaplan and Gordon Wittenmyer discuss the hottest rumor in the Cubs world, the best pitching prospect in the organization, Caleb Kilian could be on his way to the big leagues sooner rather than later. The guys break down the prospect and if he's ready to take the next step and their thoughts on how good Kilian is.

(1:49) - When will we see Caleb Kilian play in the big leagues?

(6:42) - Who will be the core pieces for the Cubs going forward?

(12:30) - Will the Cubs be looking to compete next season?

The Cubs are in s slump losing 3 straight. Which, depending on how you look at it is a horrible stretch for a team with expectations or a learning process for a young rebuilding team. Which perspective do you think Cubs management has? David Kaplan, Tim Stebbins, and Gordon Wittenmyer discuss and debate the Cubs season and if Jed Hoyer will ever admit that the Cubs are under construction and in the midst of a rebuild.

(4:30) - Is Jed Hoyer ever going to admit that this is a rebuild?

(16:36) - What should the Cubs do with Jason Heyward?

(23:00) - If you were Jed Hoyer, how would you address Cubs fans