The Chicago Cubs have plenty of chances for their players to come home with a World Baseball Classic championship as the tournament starts this week. A dozen players are participating in the tournament, with the highest concentration of players on the United States and Panama, with three players each.
Daniel Jesus Palencia, the 26-year-old Venezuelan native, is the Cubs’ current closer. It’s his second year in the top spot, and so far he looks like he plans to stay there.
Let’s be frank: The Brewers telecast on Marquee was disconcerting, to say the least, just like the Reds broadcast the other day. Sharing that content is another way to enhance the bottom line, I guess, but it sure sucks from this fan’s point of view.
The Chicago Cubs went into the offseason looking to rebuild their pitching staff, and that is exactly what they did via both free agency and the trade market.
The Cubs got some good pitching performances Wednesday afternoon against the Brewers, but a potentially even bigger story was four ABS challenges made by Moisés Ballesteros, all of which he got right!
As Spring Training opens for 2026, all 30 teams have high hopes and big questions. These are the storylines to follow for each team heading into Opening Day.
The Chicago Cubs have one of the most talented young rosters in all baseball. Indeed, they boast players all over the diamond that many experts, analysts, and fans consider to be among the best at their positions.
With the Chicago Cubs preparing for the 2026 season, manager Craig Counsell seems to have a new plan for one of the team’s former top prospects. However, the decision will force the infielder to make some big adjustments for the upcoming campaign.
The Chicago Cubs could be accused of having given Seiya Suzuki a bit of the runaround last season. For the second straight year, they pulled him from his right field spot for what they felt was a better defender, opting to go with new acquisition Kyle Tucker in the field.
The Chicago Cubs head into the season with as much potential to make a deep playoff run as they have had in the decade since their curse-breaking World Series breakthrough in 2016.
Chicago Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong had a roller coaster year last season. The “ups” were really up. At the All-Star break, he had 25 home runs, 71 RBIs, and 27 stolen bases – all while playing spectacular defense.
The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and it is never too early to start thinking about how it might unfold. Seemingly, every year, we have a decent handle on who should contend and who is likely to struggle, which makes looking ahead to the trade deadline inevitable.
The Chicago Cubs are hoping to get back in the win column when they head over to Phoenix to take on the Milwaukee Brewers in spring training on Wednesday.
The Chicago Cubs seem pretty much set when it comes to their starting, non-pitching roster. But if there’s one minor area of debate and uncertainty, it lies with the every day designated hitter spot.
Today we look at one of the Cubs’ camp arms, who might, MIGHT have a shot at the MLB bullpen. It’s up to him. Jack Preston Neely came to the Cubs, along with on again/off-again Cub Ben Cowles, for Mark Leiter Jr.
After a solid season in 2025 capped off with an NLDS loss to the Milwaukee Brewers, the Chicago Cubs reloaded their roster in a major way, replacing a departing Kyle Tucker with his former Houston Astros teammate Alex Bregman, the do-it-all third baseman the team was reportedly interested in before last season, too.
Chicago Cubs star outfielder Ian Happ is set to enter MLB free agency following the 2026 MLB season. The 31-year-old has spent his entire career in Chicago with the Cubs, but there is a chance that 2026 will be his final year with the ball club.
The Chicago Cubs were spoiled by starting pitcher Justin Steele's production from 2022 to 2024, but they didn't make the playoffs over that span. Ironically, they then made it to Game 5 of the NL Division Series last season despite the southpaw missing almost the entire campaign due to elbow surgery.
Pete Crow‑Armstrong didn’t hesitate. When the Cubs’ young center fielder was asked this week about extension talks, he didn’t posture, didn’t hint at frustration, and didn’t try to leverage the moment.
First baseman/outfielder Tyler Austin recently underwent a debridement procedure on the patellar tendon in his right knee, which will leave him sidelined for “months."