The Chicago Cubs are feeling the impact of losing ace Justin Steele, a leading contender for the Cy Young Award. While the team has been performing well, his absence raises concerns about their postseason potential. The Cubs, seeking to maintain their momentum in the National League Central, have trade possibilities, particularly with left-handed starters. MLB Network's Greg Amsinger suggested Tyler Anderson of the Los Angeles Angels as a viable target, noting his effectiveness as a starter with a remarkable early-season ERA of 2.67. Anderson, while not on Steele's level, could fill a critical gap in the rotation.