Going into the offseason, the Chicago Cubs were expected to make some huge moves on the open market, and that is how they have approached things. While much of the spotlight, of course, lands on the Alex Bregman deal, it's the work on the pitching staff that could be the best thing Jed Hoyer has done so far.
During the Chicago Cubs’ transition from their 2016 championship core to their current roster, they have relied heavily on young talent. Players like Cade Horton, Pete Crow-Armstrong, Michael Busch and Matt Shaw were all prospects just two years ago.
When the Cubs signed a new third baseman in January, it was one of the team’s biggest offseason acquisitions in years. Just two days into Spring Training in Mesa, Alex Bregman is already proving his worth to his new team.
The Chicago Cubs have had a busy and productive off-season. They have revamped a large portion of their bullpen by bringing in Phil Maton, Hoby Milner, Jacob Webb, and Hunter Harvey, while improving their starting rotation with the addition of Edward Cabrera.
The sad end of Ken Hubbs and other stories. Today in Baseball History: 1898 – Cincinnati Reds president John Brush dismisses criticism of his proposed league resolution to punish players who use vulgar and obscene language on the field, saying newspaper criticism is the result of ignorance.
The new MLB season brings opportunities as players head into their walk years and try to rebound from subpar performances. These 25 players stand out heading into 2026.
MLB Spring Training games are only eight days away. This winter, the Chicago Cubs have done a fantastic job adding weapons to their roster. The biggest question surrounding the roster now is which 13 pitchers the team will deploy come Opening Day.
This winter there’s been plenty of trade speculation surrounding the Chicago Cubs. The team made good on one of those trade rumors when they added starter Edward Cabrera from the Miami Marlins.
The Chicago Cubs have reloaded the 40‑man roster as the 2026 MLB season approaches, and the team is well positioned to make another push back to the postseason.
The Chicago Cubs are all set when it comes to their position player situation. But, actually, that’s not entirely the case when it comes to catcher. Sure, veteran Carson Kelly has to be seen as the main guy behind the plate ahead of opening day.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
It has been quite the offseason for the Chicago Cubs, who have not only reinforced their bullpen but also added a 2x Silver Slugger to the infield and traded for another arm for the starting rotation.
The Chicago Cubs have their team set for the coming season– a season where they are not only expected to win the NL Central Division, but also expected to make a deep playoff run.
The Chicago Cubs got started with spring training this week, and things began with a bang on Wednesday when new superstar Alex Bregman crushed a home run off Jameson Taillon during live batting practice.
It appears, to me at least, that Cubs President of Baseball Operations Jed Hoyer has put together a pretty strong 40-man roster. This Cubs team should be a World Series contender and, at the very least, be the NL Central champion.
The Chicago Cubs ended up with Shota Imanaga for a third season after all. Now, he’s revealing why he believes he took a downturn last season. Chicago offered him the one-year qualifying offer of $22 million in November, and he accepted, deferring free agency for one more season.
Jed Hoyer held a press conference yesterday. I didn’t see all of it, as I don’t live in Chicagoland but those who do and did view it assured me that Jed didn’t say anything that amounted to anything.
On the first official day of Spring Training, Chicago Cubs manager Craig Counsell was asked by Jesse Rogers at ESPN about who would get the first chance at being the teams closer.
Major League Baseball pitchers and catchers began reporting to their respective facilities in Arizona and Florida on Tuesday to begin 2026 Spring Training. The Chicago Cubs pitchers and catchers held their first practice on Wednesday, but three players were delayed due to visa issues, per manager Craig Counsell.
In this edition, we look at the Cubs’ Japanese southpaw. Shōta Imanaga, the ‘throwing philosopher’, has been with the Cubs for two interesting seasons now.
The Chicago Cubs continue to add to a very good rotation. On Tuesday, the Cubs signed right-hander Kyle Wright to a minor-league contract and an invite to Spring Training camp.
The Cubs have added another pair of veterans on minor league deals, agreeing to terms with righty Vince Velasquez and infielder Owen Miller, according to the team’s transaction log at MLB.com.
Santana has bounced around the majors in recent years as he has been a part of seven different organizations since 2022. He will reportedly get to add an eighth team to that list.