How Are the Ex-Cubs doing? – 6/4

A semi-regular feature showing how former Cub players are doing.

Ex-Cubs Position players:

#	Name	Team	WAR	G	PA	HR	RBI	OPS	wRC+
1	Kyle Schwarber	PHI	2.0	60	266	19	44	.962	165
2	Isaac Paredes	HOU	1.8	59	256	12	34	.803	131
3	Zach McKinstry	DET	1.7	55	211	3	19	.772	121
4	Cody Bellinger	NYY	1.5	54	228	8	32	.768	115
5	Javier Báez	DET	1.1	51	182	6	29	.733	108
6	Cam Smith	HOU	0.8	47	176	3	17	.707	106
7	Mike Tauchman	CHW	0.7	14	60	2	7	1.030	193
8	Willson Contreras	STL	0.5	56	239	6	32	.697	98
9	Victor Caratini	HOU	0.5	38	128	3	10	.738	114
10	Tomás Nido	DET	0.2	11	37	0	2	.704	105
11	Miles Mastrobuoni	SEA	0.2	45	112	1	8	.604	82
12	Travis Jankowski	2 Tms	0.0	21	49	0	2	.575	65
13	Tucker Barnhart	TEX	0.0	8	15	0	0	.564	73
14	Alexander Canario	PIT	-0.1	36	126	3	7	.636	76
15	Christopher Morel	TBR	-0.1	46	143	3	11	.623	83
16	Gage Workman	2 Tms	-0.2	12	17	0	2	.485	39
17	Nick Castellanos	PHI	-0.3	60	249	5	30	.725	101
18	Jorge Soler	LAA	-0.4	56	232	8	24	.663	86
19	Matt Mervis	MIA	-0.5	42	134	7	14	.637	72
20	Nick Martini	COL	-0.5	43	111	1	4	.582	50
21	Jason Heyward	SDP	-0.5	34	95	2	12	.494	39
22	Martín Maldonado	SDP	-0.5	32	82	2	5	.460	29
23	Kris Bryant	COL	-0.5	11	41	0	1	.400	-3
24	Jeimer Candelario	CIN	-0.7	22	91	2	10	.410	9
25	Joc Pederson	TEX	-0.7	46	146	2	6	.507	52

Cam Smith is up to 0.8 WAR, showing that he deserves to be in the majors. He and Parades are doing quite well for the Astros. Cody Bellinger has also gotten hot after a bit of a slow start. Mike Tauchman is looking like a decent trade candidate, with an over 1.000 OPS in limited playing time.

Ex-Cubs Pitchers

#	Name	Team	WAR	G	IP	ERA	xERA
1	Trevor Williams	WSN	0.9	12	59.2	6.03	3.94
2	Aroldis Chapman	BOS	0.8	27	25.0	1.80	2.59
3	Chris Martin	TEX	0.7	22	19.2	1.83	2.79
4	Jeremiah Estrada	SDP	0.7	29	26.2	2.36	2.71
5	Phil Maton	STL	0.6	24	22.0	2.45	2.59
6	Mark Leiter Jr.	NYY	0.6	28	25.1	3.55	3.50
7	Brendon Little	TOR	0.6	28	26.1	1.37	2.73
8	Shelby Miller	ARI	0.4	25	24.2	1.82	3.52
9	Jason Adam	SDP	0.4	30	30.0	1.20	2.43
10	Rob Zastryzny	MIL	0.4	8	7.1	0.00	1.55
11	Trevor Megill	MIL	0.3	24	20.1	2.21	4.62
12	Pierce Johnson	ATL	0.3	24	21.2	3.32	3.65
13	Jorge López	WSN	0.3	26	24.2	6.57	5.30
14	Kyle Hendricks	LAA	0.2	11	59.0	5.34	4.04
15	Jesus Tinoco	MIA	0.2	20	19.1	5.12	3.16
16	Hayden Wesneski	HOU	0.1	6	32.0	4.50	4.24
17	Nick Burdi	BOS	0.1	4	5.1	0.00	4.36
18	Andrew Chafin	WSN	0.1	13	9.0	4.00	3.47
19	Shawn Armstrong	TEX	0.0	23	23.2	3.80	3.86
20	Codi Heuer	TEX	-0.1	1	1.1	6.75	4.62
21	Richard Lovelady	TOR	-0.1	2	1.2	21.60	6.91
22	Carl Edwards Jr.	LAA	-0.1	2	3.0	9.00	4.13
23	Jesse Chavez	ATL	-0.1	2	3.0	6.00	6.02
24	Marcus Stroman	NYY	-0.1	3	9.1	11.57	6.83
25	Héctor Neris	2 Tms	-0.2	15	9.2	9.31	4.94
26	Hunter Bigge	TBR	-0.3	13	15.0	2.40	5.95

The 0.9 WAR with an ERA above 6 for Trevor Williams is a bit of a head scratcher. But his FIP is 3.93. Another familiar name on this list is Cody Heuer. Aroldis Chapman is having a pretty good year, and could be a trade candidate if Boston continues to struggle. There are also some rumbling about the Cubs making another run at Jorge Lopez.