Luis Vázquez, traded to the Baltimore Orioles, had a brief stint with the Cubs, making his major league debut this season but struggling offensively with just one hit in 12 at-bats.

Luis Vazquez was traded to the Baltimore Orioles after a challenging debut season. Though he showed defensive prowess, his offensive performance led to his designation for assignment. The Cubs' move to trade him signals a shift in the roster as they seek to optimize their lineup for future success.

Luis Vazquez, a rookie infielder acquired by the Orioles, is noted for his strong defensive skills and potential for offensive growth, enhancing the team's infield depth.

Luis Vazquez, ranked as the No. 20 prospect in the Cubs organization, has shown promise with his defensive skills but struggled offensively in the Major Leagues, recording only one hit in 12 at-bats. In Triple-A, he performed better, posting a slash line of .263/.347/.432 with eight home runs and six doubles in 273 plate appearances. With several infield prospects ahead of him in the rankings, he could be considered an expendable asset in potential trade discussions as the Cubs look to upgrade their roster.

Luis Vazquez recorded his first career hit for the Cubs, contributing to a season that mirrored last year's 83-79 record.