The Chicago Cubs season came to a close over the weekend with a crushing defeat against the Milwaukee Brewers in Game 5 of the NLDS after a comeback effort, which, while admirable, fell short.
It is easy to focus on the negatives of the Chicago Cubs' season, especially after the bitter taste of losing a game five in the playoffs, pointing the finger at every mistake that led to going home instead of playing for the National League Pennant.
The Chicago Cubs are a team that many people will be keeping a close eye on this offseason. Their biggest national storyline is the future of right fielder Kyle Tucker.
The Chicago Cubs acquired right fielder Kyle Tucker in a three-for-one trade with the Houston Astros in December. They knew full well that the deal had the potential to backfire spectacularly.
Among the countless Hall of Famers who never experienced the joy of winning a World Series, there are several notable legends who stand out. Here's our list of the 25 greatest.
The Chicago Cubs could have to make a major staffing change in the near future after a surprising piece of news surfaced this week from within the National League.
With the Cubs’ postseason run in 2025 ended, I thought it would be fun to have a look back at some previous postseason successes. In this case, it’s the anniversary of a Cubs World Series title.
The Chicago Cubs’ playoff run ended Saturday night in heartbreak, losing 3-1 to the Milwaukee Brewers in Game 5 of the NLDS. Their comeback hopes fizzled under postseason pressure.
The Chicago Cubs shocked the baseball world when they completed a trade with the Houston Astros last offseason centered around star right fielder Kyle Tucker.
The Cubs had quite a bit of success from the pitching staff in 2025. There were some breakout performances, some guys who had been discarded from other teams did well, and there seems to be pretty good hope for the future.
The Chicago Cubs finally returned to the playoffs in 2025. The Cubs even won a playoff series. But the run ended in the NLDS against the Milwaukee Brewers.
We cover the coverage like PCA covers center field. Kyle Tucker is determinedly noncomittal, probably so as not to compromise his bargaining position. I wouldn’t read too much into the below quote.
The Chicago Cubs must reckon with not having Kyle Tucker on their team next season. In fact, all indications are that Tucker doesn't seem likely to come back to the Cubs, if only because Chicago's front office hasn't displayed a willingness to spend a premium on the game's elite free agents.
The Chicago Cubs’ postseason run didn’t end with a trophy, but it did showcase the depth that carried them deep into October. From unexpected bullpen heroes to fearless rookies at the plate, several Cubs stepped into the spotlight and made their mark during Chicago’s 2025 playoff campaign.
The Chicago Cubs were eliminated in Game Five of the NLDS this past Saturday by the Milwaukee Brewers at American Family Field. With the loss comes the necessary thoughts for next year and the effort to build upon this year’s successes in pursuit of another playoff run.
The offseason has arrived for the Chicago Cubs, and after a successful season, their future is surprisingly wide-open. Kyle Tucker's arrival with the Cubs was a signal that the team was in win-now mode.
The Chicago Cubs were eliminated Saturday night in Game Five of the NLDS by the division rival Milwaukee Brewers. The 3-1 loss felt like a bit of a whimper after the team boldly battled back from a 0-2 series deficit to force this fifth game.
The Milwaukee Brewers busted out the props to troll the Chicago Cubs after their NLDS victory. Milwaukee prevailed in Saturday’s winner-take-all Game 5 of the NLDS against Chicago by the final score of 3-1.
• The Cubs waited until noon on Game 5 day to announce Drew Pomeranz as their starter in the win-or-go-home NLDS finale. • Pomeranz has dominated the Brewers this year but has not started a postseason game.
MLB has announced that infielders Jose Iglesias and Xander Bogaerts have received a one-game suspension and an undisclosed fine for their conduct towards umpires after Game 3 of the wild-card series against the Cubs.
Every postseason series that remains is now a do-or-die for teams. The Dodgers and Phillies, the Mariners and Tigers, and last but not least, the Chicago Cubs and the Milwaukee Brewers.
The Chicago Cubs’ recent postseason decision has sparked outrage from fans across the city. The clubhouse’s repeated decision to entrust the ball to veteran left-hander Matthew Boyd has fueled frustration, with many believing manager Craig Counsell threw all warning signs in the wind.
The Chicago Cubs were facing elimination on Wednesday against the Milwaukee Brewers, and they did not get off to a good start in their decisive Game 3.