![Who will pitch for the Chicago Cubs in 2019? - [Chicago Tribune / YouTube screencap]](https://staticr1.blastingcdn.com/media/photogallery/2018/10/5/660x290/b_502x220x82/a-roster-shakeup-might-be-on-the-horizon-for-the-chicago-cubs-but-there-are-a-few-names-youll-see-in-2019-image-via-chicago-tribuneyoutube_2113605.jpg "Who will pitch for the Chicago Cubs in 2019? - [Chicago Tribune / YouTube screencap]")
Tyler Chatwood
Tyler Chatwood was basically relegated to never pitching again this season. He's under contract for a few more years and has almost no trade value at this point. Look for the Cubs to try and seize on when he had some good starts and hit the reset button for 2019.
Tyler Chatwood tonight:
— Chicago Cubs (@Cubs) March 14, 2018
5 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 2 BB, 9 K. pic.twitter.com/AAImogahCA
Steve Cishek
Steve Cishek was one of the most reliable Chicago Cubs relievers in 2018. To the point where he was probably overused. He's under contract in 2019 and there's no reason to think he won't be brought back.
Steve Cishek’s Heavy Usage, But Excellent Results as the Cubs “Mid-Game” Closer https://t.co/y4swgVoqMK pic.twitter.com/EwwgE9aOex
— Bleacher Nation (@BleacherNation) June 1, 2018
Jesse Chavez
The Cubs would not have made the playoffs if not for Jesse Chavez. He stepped up when the bullpen was riddle with injuries. He's a free agent technically, but he's on record as having told Cubs teammates that he wants to pitch in Chicago or retire in 2019.
If I’m Not a Cub, I’m Done: Jesse Chavez Wants to Come Back to Chicago https://t.co/GgDENrhAdC pic.twitter.com/dKYT4DbGF9
— Bleacher Nation (@BleacherNation) October 4, 2018
