The Chicago Cubs have completed the deal of Kris Bryant to the San Francisco Giants in exchange for two prospects. Bryant, Jake Marisnick, Javier Baez, Trevor Williams, Craig Kimbrel, Ryan Tepera, and Anthony Rizzo have all been moved by the Cubs in the previous two days. The Cubs are looking to clear space on their roster for another hitter after they traded away Corey Seager earlier this week. Bryant is coming off a season in which he finished first in MVP voting while hitting.493 with 16 home runs and 49 RBIs in 46 games for the Cubs. He's one of the best hitters in baseball and will be an immediate upgrade at the top of the Cubs lineup. The Cubs were said to be interested in Paul Goldschmidt but he ended up signing with the Arizona Diamondbacks. Marisnick was drafted by the Cubs back in 2008 and played three seasons in their minor league system before being released last year. He posted a.275 average with 12 home runs and 58 RBIs in 141 games between Chicago and its Class AAA team in Iowa. Marisnick is a good defensive third baseman who can also play second or short if needed. He'll provide the Cubs with some much-needed power from the middle of the batting order. Baez has been the most popular Cub among fans since his call-up in 2015.