Vidal Brujan, once a promising prospect for the Tampa Bay Rays, now finds himself with the Chicago Cubs struggling to carve out a significant role. Activated in mid-April, he has only started six games this season, largely serving as a defensive replacement or pinch-runner rather than a consistent contributor. With a dismal .389 OPS this year and a career average of .522, the Cubs may consider trading him as the deadline approaches, especially since he hasn't showcased the offensive production expected of him.

Despite his decent speed, his career stolen base percentage stands at 53%, and he ranks in the 42nd percentile for sprint speed, raising doubts about his overall impact. Analysts see him as potentially disposable, with other teams likely reluctant to acquire a player struggling offensively.