Former MLB executive Jim Bowden believes that the Chicago Cubs will be "all-in" at this year's trade deadline.

As the Chicago Cubs head into the All-Star Break, their hold on first place in the NL Central is hanging by a thread. The starting rotation slumped in June, key arms have gone down with injuries, and now the front office must act decisively before the July 31 trade deadline.

The Chicago Cubs sit in first place in the NL Central, but they reportedly won't be satisfied without some postseason success this year.